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10.02 09:02 FOREX: Tuesday’s review Открыть в новом окне


Data released

07:00 Germany Current account (December) unadjusted, bln 20.6 19.1 17.8 (18.1)
07:00 Germany Trade balance (December) unadjusted, bln 13.5 15.0 17.2 (17.4)
07:00 Germany CPI (January) final -0.6% -0.6% 0.8%
07:00 Germany CPI (January) final Y/Y 0.8% 0.8% 0.9%
07:00 Germany HICP (January) final Y/Y 0.8% 0.7% 0.8%
09:30 UK Trade in goods (December), bln -7.3 -6.7 -6.8
09:30 UK Non-EU trade (December), bln -3.6 -3.1 -3.1 (-3.0)
13:55 USA Redbook (07.02)
15:00 USA Wholesale inventories (December) -0.8% 0.5% 1.6 (1.5)%
23:50 Japan Corporate goods price index (January) domestic 0.3% 0.1% 0.1%
23:50 Japan Corporate goods price index (January) domestic Y/Y -2.1% -2.3% -3.9%
23:50 Japan Machinery orders core (December) adjusted 20.1% 8.0% -11.3%
23:50 Japan Machinery orders core (December) unadjusted Y/Y -1.5% -10.8% -20.5%

The euro rose the most in more than three months versus the dollar as European Union officials held out the prospect of aiding Greece if the country made progress in reducing its budget deficit.
Japan’s currency slid as Olli Rehn, who takes over as European economic affairs commissioner tomorrow, said Greece has to “do the necessary measures” in exchange for the EU’s support. European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet left a meeting in Sydney early for a EU summit.
“The report is supplying relief to the euro,” said Fabian Eliasson at Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd. “It’s a game changer for Greece, though it may not be for the other countries like Portugal and Spain.”
The euro rose 1.3% (the most since Nov. 4) to $1.3840.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said his government is taking difficult measures to save the economy, according to an e-mailed statement of his comments to a Cabinet meeting today. Papandreou said the country was a victim of speculative attacks and that he will meet with French President Nicolas Sarkozy Wednesday.

Sterling fell as much as 0.7%, the lowest level in more than three weeks, after a report showed that the U.K. trade deficit swelled in December to the widest in almost a year as imports rose faster than exports. The goods-trade gap was 7.3 billion pounds ($11.4 billion the most since January 2009, the Office for National Statistic said today.

EUR/USD began to rise from $1.3640 to $1.3840 highs before corrected back to $1.3770.
GBP/USD initially rose to $1.5745 before was back to $1.5680.
USD/JPY printed lows at Y89.30 before set stable around Y89.60/70.
In Europe UK Industrial production data will be released at 09:30 GMT. The main focus will be on BoE quarterly inflation report.
At 13:30 GMT US International trade will be in the center with analysts predict deficit came at $36.4 bln.

10.02 09:02 STOCKS: Tuesday’s review Открыть в новом окне


Majors close

Nikkei 225 -18.92 (-0.19%) 9932.90
Topix -1.44 (-0.01%) 881.57
FTSE +19.51 (+0.38%) 5111.84
DAX +13.41 (+0.24%) 5498.26
CAC +5.49 (+0.15%) 3612.76
Dow +150.25 (+1.52%) 10058.64
S&P 500 +13.78 (+1.30%) 1070.52
Nasdaq +24.82 (+1.17%) 2150.87
10YR -21/32 3.64% 97 25/32
Oil +1.99 (+2.77%) $73.87

Asian stocks rose on Tuesday, bouncing off Monday’s four-month low.
However, Tokyo went against the trend with the Nikkei 225 Average dropping 0.2% to 9,932.90.


Toyota Motor Corp’s shares rallied 2.9% even though it announced another car recall. The company’s shares have fallen by almost 20% from their mid-January high.
Shares in Japan’s third-largest automobile maker Nissan rose 2.4% just before announcing quarterly results that were better than expected.
The company has seen an 8.7% climb in its shares over the past three months, restoring confidence that the wider automobile sector has not been affected by Toyota.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng advanced 1.2% to 19, 790.28 as it climbed from Monday’s five-month low. CNOOC, China’s largest offshore oil producer, rose 3.5% one day after its partner, Husky Energy , announced a large gas discovery off the coast of China.

Hopes of a European Union bail-out of Greece helped the wider market edge higher at the end of a choppy session. The FTSE 100 closed up 19.51 points, or 0.4% to 5,111.84.
Miners led the blue-chip risers, with Xstrata 4.5% higher after brokers gave a positive response to its results on Monday.

Rio Tinto moved 3.7% higher tahead of numbers on Thursday, while Antofagasta took on 4.1% and Fresnillo added 3.4%.
Lloyds Banking Group bounced 2.1%, having dropped 14% in recent days as investors hedged for a £1.5bn debt-for-equity swap the pricing of which is due to be set on Friday.
Back among the gainers, AstraZeneca was up 1.3% after US regulators approved its Crestor drug for a wider range of patients.
In the wake of Friday’s profit warning, Icapinched 0.3% higher after Merrill Lynch added the stock to its European recommended list.

Stocks rallied Tuesday afternoon as growing bets that European officials will rescue Greece from its debt problems reassured investors following a four-week selloff.
The threat of a default in Greece has sparked fears of a broader crisis that could impact Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Italy and other debt-challenged European nations. U.S. investors have been trying to gauge what kind of impact such a crisis would have on financial institutions as well as the still-fragile global economic recovery.

News that European leaders will meet to discuss how to manage a growing debt crisis reassured investors Tuesday.
Stocks have fallen for four weeks straight on worries about China curbing bank lending, Washington cracking down on bank trading practices, and more recently, Europe's debt woes.
Since peaking at a rally high on Jan. 19, the Dow has lost 7.6%, the S&P 500 has lost 7.3% and the Nasdaq has lost 8.4%.
On the move: Financial shares bounced Tuesday, with the KBW Bank (BKX) index rising 1.5%. The index has slipped nearly 5% since the stock market peaked on Jan. 19.
Big energy stocks including Exxon Mobil and Chevron rallied as the dollar slipped versus the euro. Barrick Gold, Goldcorp and Alcoa were among the other big commodity shares rising.
Caterpillar gained after it was reportedly upgraded to "overweight" from "underweight" by Morgan Stanley.
Economy: Wholesale inventories fell by 0.8% in December after rising 1.6% in November, according to a government report released in the morning. Economists thought inventories would rise 0.5%, on average.
Toyota: Following its recalls totaling 8.1 million vehicles for accelerator problems, troubled automaker Toyota Motor announced another global recall involving 437,000 hybrids, including the 2010 Prius, for problems in their anti-lock braking systems software.
Earnings: Coca-Cola reported fourth-quarter earnings of $1.54 billion or 66 cents per share, up 55% from a year earlier and in line with analysts' estimates. The Dow component reported revenue of $7.51 billion, up five percent from a year ago and better than expected. Shares of Coca-Cola rose 3.6%.

2010

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