Losses remain steep as the session progresses. Stocks remain hamstringed by uncertainty whether the House of Representatives will approva of a plan to purchase distresed assets from financial institutions.
Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi stated she would not bring the Senate's recently passed bill to the floor if there were not enough votes for passage.
The Nasdaq has taken out a fresh session low. The S&P 500 and the Dow are testing earlier lows.

The euro fell to a 13-month low against the dollar and the weakest in two years versus the yen after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said policy makers discussed cutting interest rates as economic growth slows.
The European single currency dropped for the fourth day against the dollar as Trichet said recent data suggests ``increased downside risks'' to growth. The ECB kept its main rate at 4.25 percent today, a seven-year high. The decision was predicted by all 58 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
``The euro is under pressure across the board,'' said Marcus Hettinger, a Zurich-based currency strategist for Credit Suisse Group. ``The next move in rates will be down. It's more a question of time.''
The euro has slid 5.6 percent this week, the biggest four-day drop since the currency's debut in 1999.
``The economic outlook is subject to increasing downside risks,'' mainly ``stemming from ongoing financial-market tensions,'' Trichet said at a Frankfurt press conference following the decision. ``Upside risks to price stability have diminished, but they have not disappeared.''
Euro-region inflation was 3.6 percent last month, down from a 16-year high of 4 percent in July. The ECB's inflation target is below 2 percent.
``Trichet has downplayed the upside inflation risks for the first time in a long time,'' Dustin Reid, a senior currency strategist at ABN Amro Holding NV in Chicago, wrote in an e-mailed report. The fact the ECB discussed a rate-cut option today ``may give this move some further legs,'' he said, adding the euro may trade as low as $1.3600 in the coming week.
The dollar rose against 15 of the 16 most frequently traded currencies as demand for dollar funding increased amid the seizure in the money markets. The dollar also advanced after the Senate approved a $700 billion bank-rescue bill, bolstering expectations the U.S. will act faster than Europe to address the credit squeeze.
``Looking at the euro against the dollar, it's like matching one dog against another dog. Who's got the most fleas?'' said Alan Ruskin, head of international currency strategy at RBS Greenwich Capital Markets in Greenwich, Connecticut. ``Dollar fundamentals don't seem to matter. It's extremely hard to fight this move into the dollar.''

Stocks have moved back to earlier lows. The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 are posting declines in excess of 3%. The Dow is down substantially, but not as much on a percentage basis.
Weakness in the Nasdaq is primarily due to large-cap tech names. The session's primary laggards include Apple (AAPL 103.21, -5.91) and Microsoft (MSFT 26.08, -0.40). Google (GOOG 394.29, -17.43) is also underperforming, trading at its lowest point since 2006.

Joining Citigroup and JPMorgan economists are also Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays Capital and BNP Paribas, who have also changed their ECB rate call. RBS & BarCap are now going for a November rate cut vs December previous, whilst BNP look for a rate cut in Q4 2008 vs pervious forecast of a cut in Q1 2009.

Declines to ompare current crisis to 1929. Some recent events were unforeseeable. Says seeing more downside risks to growth, says falling oil prices favorable to GDP. Sees no large imbalances in euro area and says euro area not in the same position as the US.

Economist Steven Ricchiuto at Mizuho says "The details of the latest factory orders report came in decidedly weak" and the 4% drop was broad based. He now ests Q3 GDP growth will be negative.

Stocks continue to trade with hefty losses. Only the telecom (+0.3) sector is trading with a gain.
Integrated telecom (+0.8%) players are helping the sector as all seven of the industry group members are trading higher. AT&T (T 28.32, +0.23) is a notable leader, as is Verizon (VZ 31.42, +0.01). Though the sector is showing relative strength this session, it may not be insulated from broader market troubles. Just yesterday AT&T's chief executive stated the tight credit environment is crimping the company. He said that his company recently was unable to sell any commercial paper with a longer term than overnight.

Losses remain deep among the major indices. The Nasdaq has taken out a new session low, while the Dow and S&P 500 are imposing on earlier low points.
Oil futures have fallen to their lowest point of the morning. Crude is down 3.6% in early trading, bringing the commodity to nearly $95 per barrel. Oil remains under pressure as persistent fears of a global slowdown are undercutting prices as traders anticipate demand destruction.
Former Fed Chairman Greenspan said that current conditions represent a rare, wrenching financial crisis, according to Dow Jones. Greenspan stated that economic revival will set in when investors enter back into the marketplace, which he suspects will be sooner rather than later.

Reported offers placed toward $1.7620 able to cap recovery off post Trichet comment lows of $1.7558, with rate currently rtesting back on tech support at $1.7575/70. A break here to open a retest of earlier lows, with noted between $1.7560/50. A break to then open a deeper move toward $1.7525/20.

The major indices have opened with losses and continue to trend lower. The decline is broad based with eight of the ten sectors showing declines.
Losses are most pronounced among industrial companies (-5.4%). Their decline is largely due to General Electric (GE 22.29, -2.21), which is pricing a capital raise at a substantial discount to yesterday's closing price. Early indications suggest the pricing will come in at $22.25 per share.
Health care is showing some relative strength (+0.3%). Eli Lilly (LLY 43.81) was named by The Wall Street Journal as the secret bidder behind an offer to acquire ImClone (IMCL 65.12, -0.23) for $70 per share.

Just minutes remain before the opening bell sounds and stocks are looking to open in downward fashion: S&P futures vs fair value: -10.30. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -14.50. The general tone throughout premarket trading has been pessimistic.

- Free to do any time what we must do to fulfill mandate
- What we will do will depend on the evolution of the situation.

- Strong underlying money expansion an upside inflation risk

- High inflation mostly from past oil/food price hikes

- Oil price fall, emerging markets may support recovery 2009
- Economic outlook subject to increased downside risks

- We discussed extensively recent financial market turmoil
- Discussed financial crisis possible impact on inflation
- Recognized extraorinarily high uncertainty
- Must firmly anchor inflation expectaions

The House Rules Committee, which will determine the rules for debate on the bill in the House, will meet at 4pm on Thursday, October 2." GS says passage is likely.

"The global economy is sliding into recession" and is making downward adjustments to growth forecasts, est growth close to zero in the coming two quarters. They are now calling for -50bp Fed ease on Oct 29 and say "financial stress (is) expected to linger" so a further 50bp of easing сould come, bringing the Fed funds rate to 1% by early next year. BOE, ECB will have to ease even more, they say.

Resistance 3: Y107.00
Resistance 2: Y106.50
Resistance 1: Y106.20
Current price: Y105.33
Support 1: Y105.30
Support 2: Y105.00
Support 3: Y104.60
Comments: The pair tests the nearest resistance on Y105,30 (area yesterday's low, and also 38.2% FIBO of growth Y103.45-Y106.50). Below loss of a rate can will increase up to Y105,00 (50,0%, and also Sep 26 low) and further to Y104,60 (61,8%). As the nearest resistance level Y106,20/30 (a line of resistance since Sep 19 acts, and also area of a session high), further is located the yesterday's hogh on Y106,50, is above possible growth to high on Sep 25 and 29 on Y107,00.

Resistance 3: Chf1.1420
Resistance 2: Chf1.1370
Resistance 1: Chf1.1340
Current price: Chf1.1296
Support 1: Chf1.1150
Support 2: Chf1.1065
Support 3: Chf1.0990
Comments: The pair has updated session ршпр but as a whole the tech has remained former. As the nearest resistance acts Chf1,1340 (area of a session high),above is possible growth to Chf1,1370 (area of Sep 8 and 9 high), and further to Chf1,1420 (Sep 11 high). The nearest support is Chf1,1150/40 (the level of 23,6 % FIBO of growth Chf1,0690-Chf1,1300, and also a yesterday's low), further is located Chf1,1065 (38,2 %) and Chf1,0990 (50,0 %).

Resistance 3: $1.8030
Resistance 2: $1.7875
Resistance 1: $1.7750
Current price: $1.7648
Support 1: $1.7600
Support 2: $1.7540
Support 3: $1.7440
Comments: Essential changes of tech hasn't occured. As the nearest support the area of low on $1,7600 acts, overcoming of the given mark will open road to $1,7540 (Sep 5 and 12 low). Stronger level is $1,7440 (Sep 11 low). Intermediate resistance is presented by a low of Tuesday on $1,7750, above there is a chance of return to $1,7875 (yesterday's high and also 23,6 % FIBO of falling $1,8670-$ 1,7630), and further to $1,8030 (38,2 %).

Resistance 3:$1.4150
Resistance 2: $1.4030
Resistance 1: $1.4000
Current price: $1.3910
Support 1: $1.3880
Support 2: $1.3850
Support 3: $1.3720
Comments: The pair has tested an annual low on $1,3880. Below loss of a rate can will increase to $1,3850 $1,3850/30 (area of high of July-August, 2007, and also low 14, 17 and 18 Sep 2007). In case of overcoming the given mark, the rate can will decrease in area $1,3720 (Aug 31 2007 high). In case of the restoration, the nearest area of support will act $1,4000 (Tuesday's low), further intermediate support is located in the field of $1,4080. As stronger level acts $1,4150 (23,6 % FIBO).

ЕUR/JPY
Offers Y147.8, Y146.90/00

USD/JPY
Оffers Y107.00, Y106.54, Y106.20/25, Y105.95/00
Bids Y105.00, Y104.50, Y104.10/00, Y103.50

GBP/USD
Offers $1.7750, $1.7720/30, $1.7700, $1.7685
Bids $1.7650, $1.7610/00, $1.7550/40, $1.7510/00

EUR/USD
Offers $1.3940, $1.3920/25
Bids $1.3870, $1.3840, $1.3810/00

EUR/USD $1.3900, $1.4235, $1.4255
USD/JPY Y105.70, Y105.45, Y106.00, Y106.05, Y104.25
GBP/USD $1.8000

The dollar rose against the euro, approaching a one-year high, after the Senate approved a $700 billion bank-rescue bill, bolstering expectations the U.S. will act faster than Europe to address the seizure in credit markets.
The U.S. currency also gained on increased demand for dollar funding outside the nation, reflecting banks' reluctance to lend to each other. The euro traded near a two-year low versus the yen on speculation European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet will say the shortage of credit reduces the need for higher interest rates at a meeting today.
The Senate voted 74-25 in favor of legislation that links the rescue plan for financial companies to an increase in bank- deposit-insurance limits and tax breaks, after the House of Representatives rejected an earlier version of the bill. The House will likely take action on the latest version on Oct. 3, said Brendan Daly, a spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Foreign banks are paying near the highest premiums in at least a decade to borrow in dollars in the swaps market even after the Federal Reserve increased funds available to other central banks this week to $620 billion.
Gains in the dollar may be limited as U.S. stock futures declined after the Senate vote on speculation House legislators may reject the bill for a second time when they vote tomorrow.
The euro may fall for a fourth day against the dollar before today's meeting of the European Central Bank at which policy makers are forecast to keep the main refinancing rate at 4.25 percent.
Traders raised bets the ECB will cut rates in coming months. The implied yield on the Euribor futures contract expiring in March fell to 4.320 percent from 4.350 percent yesterday. Policy makers will keep the benchmark rate unchanged today, according to all economists.

EUR/USD has tested area of an annual low then has returned to area $1,3900.
GBP/USD having established a session low on $1,7606, the pair has receded in area $1,7670.
USD/JPY having established a session high on Y106,28, the pair has fallen in area Y105,20.

At 0900GMT of Eurozone industrial PPI data for August, which is expected to come in at -0.8% m/m, 8.5% y/y. The main event for Europe on Wednesday is clearly the ECB
interest rate decision, which is due at 1145GMT . The rate decision will be explained in the usual post-meeting press conference, which is chaired by ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet from 1230GMT.
US data also starts at 1230GMT, when US jobless claims are expected to fall 18,000 to 475,000 for the September 27 week. At 1400GMT, Factory new orders are expected to fall 3.0% in August, as durable goods new orders were already reported down 4.5%.

Japanese stocks rose for the first time in a week as speculation U.S. lawmakers will salvage a bank- rescue package overshadowed the lowest confidence in five years at domestic companies.
Nomura Holdings Inc., Japan's No. 1 brokerage, added 6 percent, while rival Shinko Securities Co. gained 5.9 percent. Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., the nation's third-biggest shipping company, dropped to a four-year low after transport fees for commodities completed their biggest quarterly decline on record. The Topix index sank to the lowest in almost four years yesterday after the U.S. House of Representatives rejected the bank bailout.
``Investors can expect the U.S. government to bring some sort of rescue measure eventually,'' said Hiroshi Morikawa, a Tokyo-based senior strategist at MU Investments Co., which manages $14 billion. ``However, the sense of relief won't last long, as the passage of such a bill represents the consequences of our worsening global economy.''
The Nikkei 225 Stock Average climbed 108.40, or 1 percent, to close at 11,368.26 in Tokyo. The broader Topix rose 13.72, or 1.3 percent, to 1,101.13, its first gain since Sept. 22. Almost three stocks advanced for every two that slumped on the Topix.
The U.S. Senate will vote tonight on a revised $700 billion financial-rescue plan. Speculation of its passing drove the Standard & Poor's 500 Index yesterday to its biggest rally since July 2002, regaining more than half the ground it lost following the bailout's defeat in the House.
Confidence among large manufacturers fell to minus 3 points in September, the first negative reading since 2003, the Bank of Japan's quarterly Tankan survey showed today. Large and small businesses now expect pretax profit to fall 8.1 percent this year, almost twice as much as three months ago, the report showed.
Nomura jumped 6 percent to 1,405 yen, recovering more than half of its two-day, 9.7 percent slump. Shinko added 5.9 percent to 305 yen, breaking a five-day losing streak. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc., Japan's third-biggest listed bank, gained 4 percent to 655,000 yen, while market leader Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. climbed 3.4 percent to 923 yen.
Brokerages, yesterday's biggest losers among Topix industry groups, were today's second-biggest winners, trailing insurers.
T&D Holdings Inc., Japan's biggest listed life insurer, soared 6.2 percent to 5,800 yen, leading gains on the Nikkei. Nipponkoa Insurance Co. leapt 7.1 percent to 617 yen, almost reversing a 6.5 percent decline in the previous two days.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., the nation's largest drugmaker, jumped 5.1 percent to 5,520 yen, leading pharmaceutical makers to the third-biggest gain among Topix groups.

European stocks posted their first back-to-back gains in a month as banks jumped on speculation lawmakers will pass a $700 billion rescue plan, overshadowing a report showing U.S. manufacturing contracted more than forecast.
Barclays Plc, the U.K.'s third-largest bank, climbed 4.4 percent and UBS AG rose 6.7 percent as the Senate set a vote for tonight on the bailout bill. ArcelorMittal dropped 4.8 percent after the Institute for Supply Management said manufacturing contracted in September at the fastest pace since the last U.S. recession. Daimler AG and Porsche SE fell more than 8 percent on forecasts that car markets will weaken.

Stocks traded in a roller coaster fashion before settling with a modest loss on Wednesday as investors digested uncertainty surrounding the government's financial relief plan, a disappointing manufacturing reading and news that Warren Buffett is making another major investment.
The S&P 500 fell as much as 2.2% at its low, and climbed to a gain of 0.1% at its high, before settling with a loss of 0.5%. Helping the market pare its losses was word that Warren Buffett is investing $3 billion in General Electric (GE 24.47, -1.03).
GE announced late in the afternoon that it will raise at least $12 billion in a public common stock offering and is selling $3 billion in preferred stock yielding 10% to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A 135,600, +5,000). Berkshire will also get $3 billion in warrants, granting the option to purchase GE at $22.25 per share within the next five years. GE's move to shore up investor confidence came after its stock fell as much as 10% earlier in the session.
Financial market relief plan negotiations are ongoing. According to reports, the Senate is going to vote on its version of the plan this evening. The Senate version is said to include provisions for an increase to the FDIC's deposit insurance limit and tax breaks for business and alternative energy. It's unclear if the House of Representatives supports the plan.
In economic news, manufacturing contracted by a larger-than-expected amount in September, although it does not necessary mean the broader economy is contracting, according to the Institute for Supply Management's national survey. The ISM Manufacturing Index fell to 43.5 from 49.9 (consensus 49.5) -- its lowest level since October 2001. ISM prices paid, which includes energy and food but excludes crude oil, fell a sharper-than-expected 23.5 to 53.5 (consensus 73).
Private nonfarm employment fell by 8,000 in September, according to employment services firm ADP. Economists expected a drop of 50,000. The better-than-expected report had a limited impact on the market, as the ADP data has had a spotty record compared to government data. The government employment report, which includes both public and private nonfarm payrolls, is set for release on Friday. A decrease of roughly 100,000 jobs is expected.
August construction spending was unchanged month-over-month, which was better than the expected decline of 0.5%, although the market paid little attention to this report. On average, construction spending has declined 0.3% each month in 2008.
In commodity trading, Crude oil futures fell 2.0% to $98.61 per barrel and gasoline fell 3.7% to $2.37 per gallon. The government's weekly energy inventory report showed a larger-than-expected increase in crude inventories, and an unexpected increase in gasoline stockpiles.
In the end, four of the ten economic sectors posted a gain, led by financial stocks (+2.2%).
Industrials (-2.6%) was the main laggard following the weak manufacturing data. Tech (-1.1%) also faced selling pressure. IBM (IBM 110.14, -6.82) dropped 6%, the most in three years, on market speculation that the company was going to issue an earnings warning.
Treasury prices rose across all constant maturities as investors remained concern about the credit markets. The benchmark 10-year note rose 24 ticks, sending its yield down to 3.73%.

The dollar advanced against the euro for a third day as demand for funding in the U.S. currency increased, reflecting banks' reluctance to lend to each other amid a global credit crunch.
Foreign banks are paying near the highest premiums in at least a decade to borrow in dollars in the swaps market even after the Federal Reserve increased the amount of funds available to other central banks this week to $620 billion from $330 billion. The U.S. Senate set a vote for tonight on a $700 billion financial-rescue plan.
Britain's pound declined to the lowest level against the dollar in almost three weeks after an industry report showed U.K. manufacturing contracted last month at its fastest pace in 16 years. Sterling fell as much as 0.8 percent to $1.7655, the lowest level since Sept. 12. Against the euro, the pound decreased 0.2 percent to 79.29 pence.
The London interbank offered rate, or Libor, that banks charge each other for one-month dollar loans rose to the highest level since January, the British Bankers' Association said. The overnight dollar Libor slid from yesterday's record of 6.88 percent after funding constraints tied to the end of the third quarter passed. The Libor-OIS spread, a gauge of cash scarcity, held near a record.
The dollar fell against the yen as the Institute for Supply Management's factory index dropped last month to 43.5, the lowest since October 2001, from 49.9 in August, the Tempe, Arizona-based group reported today. A reading of 50 is the dividing line between expansion and contraction.
The U.S. Senate agreed to vote on the rescue legislation along with the measure temporarily raising the limit on federal deposit insurance to $250,000 from $100,000. That increase was proposed by Republicans critical of the plan authorizing Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to buy troubled debt from lenders, which was rejected by the House on Sept. 29.
The euro's drop versus the dollar came a day before a meeting of the European Central Bank at which policy makers led by Jean-Claude Trichet are forecast to keep the main refinancing rate at 4.25 percent.


EUR/USD having corrected up to a mark $1,4173 after movement on Tuesday, the pair has decreased and has established session low on $1,3973. The rate has finished session of environment in the field of $1,4000.
GBP/USD has finished the tenders in the field of $1,7700 after has established a session low on $1,7631.
USD/JPY after unsuccessful testing a maximum of Tuesday the pair has decreased in area Y105,30. Later the rate could slightly recover.

European data for Wednesday starts at 0700GMT with the September Nationwide House Price data, which is expected to highlight the continuing decline in the UK housing market. At 0900GMT of Eurozone industrial PPI data for August, which is expected to come in at -0.8% m/m, 8.5% y/y.
The main event for Europe on Wednesday is clearly the ECB interest rate decision, which is due at 1145GMT . The rate decision will be explained in the usual post-meeting press conference, which is chaired by ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet from 1230GMT.
US data also starts at 1230GMT, when US jobless claims are expected to fall 18,000 to 475,000 for the September 27 week. At 1400GMT, Factory new orders are expected to fall 3.0% in August, as durable goods new orders were already reported down 4.5%.

Japan's stocks ended sharply lower, just off the day's worst levels, but still at the year's closing low. The Nikkei was down 213.50 points, or 1.88%, at 11154.76. The broader-based TOPIX was down 24.16 points at 1076.97.

Resistance 3: Y107.00
Resistance 2: Y106.50
Resistance 1: Y106.20
Current price: Y105.54
Support 1: Y105.50
Support 2: Y105.30
Support 3: Y105.00
Comments: The pair continues to be consolidated. As the nearest resistance level Y106,20/30 (a line of resistance since Sep 19 acts, and also area of a session high), further is located the yesterday's hogh on Y106,50, is above possible growth to high on Sep 25 and 29 on Y107,00. In case of decrease the pair will meet on the way support on Y105,50 (session low). Below loss of a rate can will increase up to Y105,30 (area yesterday's low and also 38.2 % FIBO of growth Y103.45-Y106.50) and further to Y105,00 (50,0 %, and also a Sep 26 low).

Resistance 3: Chf1.1420
Resistance 2: Chf1.1370
Resistance 1: Chf1.1300
Current price: Chf1.1289
Support 1: Chf1.1150
Support 2: Chf1.1065
Support 3: Chf1.0990
Comments: The Senate voted 74-25 in favor of legislation that links the rescue plan for financial companies to an increase in bank- deposit-insurance limits and tax breaks, after the House of Representatives rejected an earlier version of the bill. During voting the dollar has strengthened the positions. As the nearest resistance acts Chf1,1300 (area of a session high),above is possible growth to Chf1,1370 (area of Sep 8 and 9 high), and further to Chf1,1420 (Sep 11 high). The nearest support is Chf1,1150/40 (the level of 23,6 % FIBO of growth Chf1,0690-Chf1,1300, and also a yesterday's low), further is located Chf1,1065 (38,2 %) and Chf1,0990 (50,0 %).

Resistance 3: $1.8030
Resistance 2: $1.7875
Resistance 1: $1.7750
Current price: $1.7696
Support 1: $1.7630
Support 2: $1.7540
Support 3: $1.7440
Comments: The U.S. currency also gained on increased demand for dollar funding, reflecting the reluctance of banks to lend to each other amid a global credit crunch. As the nearest support the area of low on $1,7630 acts, overcoming of the given mark will open road to $1,7540 (Sep 5 and 12 low). Stronger level is $1,7440 (Sep 11 low). Intermediate resistance is presented by a low of Tuesday on $1,7750, above there is a chance of return to $1,7875 (yesterday's high and also 23,6 % FIBO of falling $1,8670-$ 1,7630), and further to $1,8030 (38,2 %).

Resistance 3:$1.4150
Resistance 2: $1.4030
Resistance 1: $1.4000
Current price: $1.3923
Support 1: $1.3910
Support 2: $1.3880
Support 3: $1.3850
Comments: The dollar rose against the euro, approaching a one-year high, after the U.S. Senate approved a $700 billion bank-rescue bill to ease a global credit crisis. As the nearest support the session low on $1,3910 acts. Below loss of a rate can will increase to an annual low reached on Sep 11 on $1,3880. In case of overcoming the given mark the rate can test area $1,3850/30 (area of July-August 2007 high and also Sep 14, 1 and 18 2007 lows). In case of the restoration, the nearest area of support will act $1,4000 (Tuesday's low), further intermediate support is located on $1,4080. As stronger level acts $1,4150 (23,6% FIBO).

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.4173 1.3973 1.4007
USD/JPY 106.53 105.32 105.82
GBP/USD 1.7874 1.7631 1.7703
USD/CHF 1.1290 1.1143 1.1255

EUR/JPY 150.58 147.48 148.22
EUR/GBP 0.7951 0.7889 0.7909
GBP/JPY 189.93 185.94 187.40
GBP/CHF 2.0008 1.9900 1.9923

Change % Change Last
Nikkei +108.40 +0.96% 11,368.26
Topix +13.72 +1.30% 1,101.13
FTSE +57.14 +1.17% 4,959.59
DAX -24.69 -0.42% 5,806.33
CAC +22.44 +0.56% 4,054.54
Dow -19.59 -0.18% 10,831.07
NASDAQ -22.48 -1.08% 2,069.40
S&P -3.68 -0.32% 1,161.06
10yr Note -0.5900 -0.154% 3.768%
NYMEX Crude Oil -2.11 -2.10% 98.53
Gold +7.20 +0.82% 888.00

01:30 AUS Trade Balance (Aug) -717M
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (September) -1.5% -1.9%
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (September) Y/Y -12.3% -10.5%
09:00 Е15 PPI (August) 1.1%
09:00 Е15 PPI (August) Y/Y 9.0%
11:45 Е15 ECB meeting announcement 4,25% 4,25%
12:30 Е15 ECB press conference
12:30 USA Jobless claims (week to 27.09) 493К
14:00 USA Factory orders (August) 1.3%
20:30 USA M2 money supply (22.09), bln 20.6