After attempting to lift itself out of the afternoon's lull, the stock market has succumbed to selling pressure and has fallen back to earlier lows.
Dallas Fed President Fisher stated the efficiency of the FOMC's rate cuts is questionable and he is not against cutting rates.
Nine of the ten economic sectors are trading lower. Only the energy sector (+0.4%) is making gains.
Gold closed the session $20.10 higher and ended the session at $938.10.
The 10-year Treasury note has benefitted from the pessimism in the stock market. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note is up 25 ticks and yielding 3.46%.

The stock market remains largely unchanged from earlier levels. The Nasdaq is still the only index with a loss of more than 1.0%.
The international markets closed lower. The DAX finished down 0.75%, the FTSE finished 0.11% lower, the Nikkei lost 1.1%, and the Hang Seng lost 1.4%.

Fed's cuts are not resulting in corresponding dip in mkt rates and the economy will remain anemic while housing and financial mkts settle. Fed can't flood economy w/money or will cause inflation and must remain lender of last resort. Says funding pressures have eased since start of TAF.

After trading sideways for the earlier part of the afternoon, stocks are pushing to new session lows.
Oil has hit a new intraday high of $112.15 per barrel. It is currently 3.3% higher this session and 18.4% higher year-to-date.
The rise in oil prices is helping the energy sector (+0.6%) outperform the other economic sectors.

The dollar fell within a cent of the all-time low against the euro on renewed concern deepening credit market losses will hurt the economy.
The yen and Swiss franc rose against most of the major currencies after Standard & Poor's downgraded the three largest U.S. mortgage insurers yesterday, encouraging investors to pare holdings of higher-yielding assets funded by loans in Japan and Switzerland. The pound fell to a record versus the euro as a report showed U.K. consumer confidence dropped.
``The fading optimism is putting a dent in the dollar,'' said Jens Nordvig, a currency strategist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York. ``Now we are back in the old trend.''
The British pound weakened to 80 pence per euro for the first time as an industry report showed U.K. consumer confidence slid to the lowest level in almost four years before the Bank of England's meeting tomorrow.
``The confidence report was the catalyst, and that's kept the pound lower,'' said Neil Jones, head of European hedge-fund sales in London at Mizuho Capital Markets, a unit of Japan's third-largest lender by market value.
Bank of England policy makers will cut the 5.25 percent main rate by a quarter-percentage point, according to the median forecast of 61 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. The European Central Bank will leave its main refinancing rate unchanged at 4 percent, according to all of the 68 economists in a separate Bloomberg News survey.
The dollar weakened against the euro as the International Monetary Fund cut the U.S. economic growth forecast for 2009 in its World Economic Outlook report released today and said the currency was ``somewhat on the strong side.''
The minutes of Federal Reserve's March meeting released yesterday showed policy makers anticipated a first-half contraction even though the bank has reduced the fed funds rate 3 percentage points since September, pumped $628 billion through the financial system and allowed securities firms to borrow directly from it for the first time since its creation in 1913.
Traders added to bets that the Federal Reserve will lower the target rate for overnight lending between banks by a half- percentage point to 1.75 percent at its April 30 meeting. The odds of such a cut were 44 percent, compared with 12 percent a week ago, futures on the Chicago Board of Trade showed. The rest of the bets are for a quarter-point reduction.
The euro may soon reach a target of $1.63, according to Andrew Chaveriat, a currency strategist in New York at BNP Paribas Securities SA, France's biggest bank.

Strategists at Credit Suisse say the FOMC minutes, released Tuesday, suggest a pause at 2.0%. They look for the Fed to lower interest rates another 25bps to 2.0% at the April 22 meeting and at the same time signal a pause. Such a move would be dollar bearish for two reasons, they say. "First, dollar rallies in the wake of Fed pauses have tended to require the market to sustain near-term pricing for subsequent Fed hikes for the rally to hold," Credit Suisse says. The market may try to price in future Fed hikes hikes, but weak economic data should bring players back to earth. "Second, the more the market comes to understand the U.S. rate structure will remain low for the pertinent forecast horizon, the more the market will likely view the dollar as a funding currency," the strategists say.

Alcoa set the tone Monday when the Dow component reported a 54% decrease in net income. That was followed by profit warnings by chipmaker AMD on Monday and parcel delivery service UPS on Tuesday.
UPS shares fell more than 3% after the parcel carrier said Tuesday that it expects lower quarterly profits and will cut jobs due to higher fuel costs and falling volume.
Shares of Citigroup were moderately higher after reports indicated that the bank is close to a deal to unload $12 billion of risky leveraged loans and bonds to a group of private-equity firms.
Fellow Dow component Boeing gained nearly 4% despite reports that the plane maker will delay the launch of its highly anticipated 787 model commercial aircraft.
U.S. light crude oil for May delivery surged $2.76 to $111.26 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after the weekly government inventory report showed weaker supplies than forecast.
COMEX gold for June delivery $1 to $919 an ounce.
Treasury prices rose lowering the yield on the benchmark 10-year note to 3.53% from 3.56%.

Slices under Y102.00 area as as light bids provide limited cushion amid broadening dollar weakness. Area of Y101.75/70 said to hold bids, as was the case Tuesday, before dollar rebounded smartly from there.

Stocks continue to trade lower, but losses remain slight. Eight of the ten economic sectors are in the red.
The energy sector (+1.1%) is trading higher, helped by a weekly report from the Department of Energy that crude oil inventories declined 3.1 million barrels. Analysts were expecting a build of 2.3 million barrels. Exxon Mobil (XOM 80.52, +1.05) and Chevron (CVX 90.47, +1.19) are both trading higher. The defensive-oriented utilities sector (+0.4%) is also trading in positive ground.

Sliding lower as euro-dollar extends the day's highs, with little in the way of near-term orders being reported. The 21-day should provide stronger support at Chf1.0045. Bids then come in at Chf1.0020/15.

Stocks remain in negative territory. The session's pessimistic tone is broad-based.
The Department of Energy reported crude oil inventories for the week ending April 5 declined 3.1 million barrels. Analysts were expecting a build of 2.3 million barrels.
Oil has jumped on the report, now trading at $110.55 per barrel. Crude oil is up almost 2.0%.

- GDP: +0.5% q/q in 1Q, +0.4% in 2Q, +0.3% in 3Q.
- Average HICP: +3.3% y/y in 1Q, +3.2% in 2Q, +3.1 in 3Q.
- Industry output: +0.7% q/q in 1Q, +0.5% in 2Q, +0.4% in 3Q.
- Private consumption: +0.4% q/q in 1Q, +0.4% in 2Q, +0.3% in 3Q.

Japan should keep rates accommodative, cut if needed. Worsening outlook gives BOE room to cut rates. The world economy is facing the biggest financial shock since the Great Depression, sparked by the "debacle" in the U.S. subprime mortgage market, which will push the U.S. economy into recession this year and with continued downside risks there is a 25% chance of a global recession, the International Monetary Fund is saying.
As reported last week, the WEO cut projected global growth to 3.7% from 4.2% for 2008, and cut 0.6 points off the 2009 estimate to 3.8%. The cuts in the forecasts for the U.S. economy and advanced economies as a whole were much more dramatic. The U.S. estimate was slashed 1.0 and 1.2 points for 2008 and 2009, to 0.5% and 0.6%, respectively.

EUR/USD: $1.5500

USD/JPY: Y100.50, Y100.00

AUS/USD: $0.9260, $0.9225

Kiwi: $0.7920, $0.7800

About an hour before the open futures were mixed, pointing to a shaky start on Wall Street. The Wall Street Journal reported that the Federal Reserve is considering contingency plans for expanding its lending power in the event its recent steps to unfreeze credit markets fail. The report comes after the release of minutes Tuesday of the March 18 Fed meeting showed policymakers at the central bank worried about the risk of a "severe and protracted" economic downturn that could last into 2009.
Citigroup is reported to be close to a deal to unload $12 billion of risky leveraged loans and bonds to a group of private-equity firms, according to published reports.
United Parcel Service, the world's largest shipping carrier, cut its first-quarter profit guidance after the bell Tuesday, citing lower volume and higher fuel costs in the period. UPS is estimated to carry goods worth more than 5% of the nation's gross domestic product on its trucks and planes and the warning could be seen as another sign the economy falling into recession.
Credit agency Standard & Poor's late Tuesday slashed its ratings on four mortgage insurers - MGIC Investment (MTG), Old Republic International (ORI), PMI Group (PMI) and Radian Group (RDN), and warned further downgrades are possible.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Washington Mutual, the nation's largest thrift, rejected a preliminary takeover bid worth about $7 billion from JPMorgan Chase. WaMu Tuesday obtained a $7 billion capital injection from private-equity group TPG.
And AMR unit American Airlines expected to cancel more flights as it tried for a second time to comply with federal inspection rules about wiring on its key workhorse aircraft.
Oil prices were little changed in early trading ahead of the 10:30 a.m. ET report on U.S. fuel inventory. Electronic trading trimmed 7 cents off the price of a barrel of light sweet crude, taking it to $108.43.

- Does not see binding regulatory commitments for Canada from G7 meeting
- Has invited one Canadian bank CEO to G7 outreach session
- Canada financial institutions on strong footing compared to some other nations.
- Prefers market led solutions to global credit crisis. Would not prefer government funded solutions.

``There is speculation the new governor, Shirakawa, will be hawkish,'' said Yuji Saito, head of foreign-exchange sales in Tokyo at Societe Generale SA, a unit of France's second-largest bank by market value. Japan's currency may rise to 101.80 a dollar and 160 a euro today, Saito forecast.

the next data was issued
06:00 Germany Trade balance (February) unadjusted, bln 16.9 17.1
06:00 Germany Current account (February) unadjusted, bln 15.4 15.0
08:30 UK Industrial production (February) 0.3% -0.1%
08:30 UK Industrial production (February) Y/Y 1.3% 0.4%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (February) 0.4% 0.4%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (February) Y/Y 1.9% 0.6%
09:00 Е13 GDP (Q4) revised 0.4% 0.4% 0.4%
09:00 Е13 GDP (Q4) revised Y/Y 2.2% 2.2% 2.2%

The dollar weakened broadly on Wednesday as investors contrasted Federal Reserve comments pointing to continued U.S. economic weakness with expectations for further inflation-busting talk from the euro zone.

Sterling fell to record lows against the euro, as falling UK consumer morale and an IMF downgrade to growth stoked debate on how aggressively the Bank of England might cut rates after its policy meeting on Thursday.

Despite data earlier confirming that euro zone economic growth had slowed in the last quarter of 2007, investors were still contrasting a relatively robust euro zone economy with an ailing U.S. - in the grip of a major slowdown.

Today at 14:00 GMT the US will issue Wholesales inventories report. Analysts predict inventories rose 0.6% versus 0.8% month earlier.

Investors should buy the dollar against the euro as the U.S. rebounds from a ``mild recession'' this year while growth in Europe peaks, according to UBS AG, the world's second-largest currency trader. The dollar will rise to $1.52 per euro within two to four weeks and to $1.47 in three months, UBS forecast.``We expect the dollar to strengthen,'' a team of UBS strategists led by Zurich-based Mansoor Mohi-uddin wrote in a report yesterday. ``Forward-looking indicators suggest only a mild recession in the U.S. and the possibility of a recovery in the second half this year.''

Chris Turner, head of FX strategy at ING: “It's raining bad news on the UK. There's now speculation that the MPC could cut rates by 50 basis points rather than 25 basis points.”

The yen rose against the South African rand and New Zealand dollar as a decline in stocks prompted investors to pare holdings of higher-yielding assets funded with loans in Japan. The yen held its gains earlier after the Bank of Japan said growth in the economy is slowing, downgrading the assessment for the first time in four months. The slowdown is ``mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices,'' the central bank said in a monthly report in Tokyo today.
The yen was supported earlier by speculation the Bank of Japan will be reluctant to cut interest rates this year even as economic growth slows. While a cycle of higher production and profit feeding into wage increases and consumer spending is weakening, it remains intact, Masaaki Shirakawa, approved by lawmakers as central bank governor today, told reporters.
The pound dropped per euro, the lowest level since the euro's inception in 1999 after an industry report showed U.K. consumer confidence slid to the lowest in almost four years..Nationwide Building Society's consumer confidence index declined 1 point to 77, the least since the monthly gauge began in May 2004, the British mortgage lender said today. U.K. house prices dropped the most since 1992 last month as the seizure in worldwide credit markets made mortgages harder to obtain, a report by HBOS Plc showed yesterday.
The dollar weakened earlier as traders added to bets the Federal Reserve will lower its target rate for overnight bank loans by half a percentage point to 1.75 percent at its April 30 meeting. The odds of such a cut were 44 percent, compared with 12 percent a week ago, futures on the Chicago Board of Trade showed. The rest of the bets are for a quarter-point reduction.
Fed Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher is scheduled to speak on the U.S. economy today. Economic growth will come to a halt in the first six months of 2008 as consumer spending cools, a survey showed.
The chances of a BOJ rate cut by Dec. 31 dropped to 35 percent from 48 percent yesterday, according to calculations by JPMorgan Chase & Co. using interest-rate swaps. Shirakawa and his colleagues left the overnight rate at 0.5 percent, as expected by all 41 economists surveyed.

European equity bourses have reversed earlier losses, taking cue from squeeze higher on Wall Street futures on news that Citigroup is nearing a deal to shift $12bln of its leverage loan portfolio. CAC-40 is up 3pts, FTSE-100 is up 15pts and Xetra-DAX is up 7pts.

-Says credit crisis could adversely affect investment in Germany
-Sees Germany HICP inflation +2.3% in 2008, +1.8% in 2009

Resistance 3: Y104.00
Resistance 2: Y103.60
Resistance 1: Y102.80
Current price: Y102.51
Support 1: Y101.80

Support 2: Y101.40

Support 3: Y100.80

Comments: Dollar rebounds. Resistance comes at yesterday’s high Y102.80. Rise above will target Y103.60 (Mar 11 high) and Y104.00. The nearest support is between Y102.00-Y101.80 zone. Stronger support comes at Y101.40 (Friday’s low), with a break below may widen losses to Y100.80.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0250
Resistance 2: Chf1.0220
Resistance 1: Chf1.0170
Current price: Chf1.0123

Support 1: Chf1.0100
Support 2: Chf0.9960

Support 3: Chf0.9880

Comments: Dollar retreats. The bearest resistance is yesterday’s high on Chf1.0170. Above there is a room for a rise up to Chf1.0220 and then – to Chf1.0250 (Mar 24). Support is around Chf1.0100 and then Chf0.9960. Stronger support is around Chf0.9880 (Mar 31 low).

Resistance 3: $1.9930

Resistance 2: $1.9800

Resistance 1: $1.9720
Current price: $1.9694
Support 1: $1.9650

Support 2: $1.9580
Support 3: $1.9460

Comments: Cable tries to rebound. Resistance comes near $1.9720, stronger – at $1.9800 with a break above will open the way to Apr 08 high on $1.9930. Support is around session low at $1.9650 with a break under will lent pound to challenge key support at $1.9580 (trend line from Apr 2006). Below the losses will extend to $1.9460.

Resistance 3:$1.5900
Resistance 2: $1.5840

Resistance 1: $1.5800
Current price: $1.5721

Support 1: $1.5670
Support 2: $1.5620
Support 3: $1.5510

Comments: Euro still trades within the narrow range. Minor resistance comes at Apr 08 high on $1.5800. Above the $1.5840 is matched with a break higher will bring euro to life-time high on $1.5900. Support is around yesterday’s low on $1.5670. Further decline may extend to Apr 07 lows on $1.5620 with stronger – near $1.5510 (last Thursday low).

EUR/USD: $1.5500
USD/JPY: Y100.50, Y100.00
AUS/USD: $0.9260, $0.9225
Kiwi: $0.7920, $0.7800

1.UK employment, exports are healthy but we must remain vigilant
2.Underlying UK economy is extremely strong
3.UK better prepared for turmoil than in the past

GBP/USD jumps above $1.9700, as rate reacts to stronger than expected UK industrial output data. Offers now seen placed to $1.9720, more between $1.9730/35 ahead of $1.9750/60. Bids remain in place back at $1.9650/40.

EUR
Bids: $1.5680/70, $1.5650/40
Offers: $1.5740, $1.5800

JPY
Bids: Y101.80, Y101.50
Offers: Y103.00, Y103.20

GBP
Bids: $1.9650/40, $1.9610/00
Offers: $1.9700, $1.9730/35, $1.9750/60, $1.9790/00

AUSSIE
Bids: $0.9280, $0.9250
Offers: $0.9350/70

David Pais, currency strategist at Citigroup: “I don't think expectations have changed a great deal. The ECB will stay on hold and likely maintain their hawkish rhetoric.”

The yen rose against the dollar and euro as a decline in Asian stocks prompted investors to pare holdings of higher-yielding assets funded with loans in Japan.
The U.K. currency weakened before a Bank of England meeting tomorrow, when policy makers will cut the main rate a quarter-percentage point to 5%, according to a survey.
The yen was also supported by speculation the Bank of Japan will be reluctant to cut rates this year even as the economy slows.
The yen held its gains after the Bank of Japan said growth in the economy is slowing, downgrading the assessment for the first time in four months.

EUR/USD printed low on $1.5690 before recovering to $1.5720.
GBP/USD consolidated between the $1.9650/85 zone.
USD/JPY declined from Y102.80 to Y102.12.

EU session is full with economic data, including Germany’s industrial production and EU 4Q GDP.
Later at 14:00 GMT the US will issue Wholesales inventories report. Analystspredictinventoriesrose0.6% versus 0.8% month earlier.

Japan's benchmark stock indices ended lower. The Nikkei 225 ended 138.54 points, or 1.05%, at 13111.89. The broader-based TOPIX was down 19.79 points at 1262.90.

Stock market fixing:
Nikkei 225 -199.80 (-1.5%) 13,250.43
Topix -22.94 (-1.8%) 1,282.69
DAX 30 -49.05 (-0.7%) 6771.98
САС 40 -31.91 (-0.7%) 4912.69
FTSE 100 -24.60 (-0.4%) 5990.20
Dow -33.55 (-0.27%) 12578.88
Nasdaq -16.07 (-0.68%) 2348.76
S&P -6.99 (-0.51%) 1365.55
10YR -5/32 3.55% 99 16/32
OIL NYMEX -0.59 (-0.54%) $108.50

Japan's stocks fell the most this month after chipmakers sank on concern demand will slow.
Elpida tumbled 10%, the most since it listed in November 2004. Advantest Corp., the world's biggest maker of memory-chip testers, dropped 5.5%. Tokyo Electron Ltd. lost 3.8%.
Shinko Securities Co. plunged 6%, while market leader Nomura Holdings Inc. fell 5.3%.
Aeon Co. plummeted 7.5%, the biggest decline since March 2004. The company yesterday said annual profit fell 24% as new regulations forced its consumer credit branch to cut interest rates and earnings declined at its U.S. unit.

European stocks dropped for the first time in three days after U.S. chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said first-quarter revenue fell more than forecast and TomTom NV predicted lower sales.
STMicroelectronics sank 1.8%. ASML Holding NV, Europe's largest maker of semiconductor equipment, declined 6.3% after iSuppli Corp. reduced estimates for sales of memory chips this year.
Infineon Technologies AG fell 6.7%. Europe's second-biggest maker of semiconductors was downgraded to ``neutral'' from ``outperform'' at Credit Suisse Group.

Stocks slipped Tuesday as Alcoa's weak results and AMD's profit warning spooked investors at the start of the earnings reporting period.

Among corporate news: The Dow component and aluminum producer Alcoa set the earnings period in motion late Monday on a down note, reporting quarterly results that fell from a year earlier and missed estimates, on sales that fell and beat forecasts.

The chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices warned late Monday that first-quarter sales won't meet its previous forecast due to weakness across all of its businesses. The company also said it was cutting 10% of its workforce.

Economic news: The National Association of Realtors' (NAR) Pending Home Sales Index fell to 84.6 in February, down 1.9% from a revised reading of 86.2 in January and down 21.4% versus the same period last year. Economists were expecting the index to decline to 85.2 for the month.

The dollar was little changed against the euro on speculation minutes of the Federal Reserve's March meeting will show it's preparing to slow interest-rate cuts, while the pound fell to a record against the euro.
The U.S. currency has risen 0.5% against the euro this month.
The chance that the Fed will lower the target lending rate by three-quarters of a percentage point to 1.5% by the end of October has been cut in half in the past month, futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show. Traders see a 12% chance the central bank will make such a reduction, compared with 25% odds a month ago. The central bank is next scheduled to decide on interest rates April 30.
The central bank cut the fed funds rate to 2.25% at the March 18 meeting.
Minutes detail how mkt conditions deteriorated and econ prospects worsened. Dallas Fed's Fisher wanted to focus more on measures targeted at liquidity probs and worried about inflation prospects; Philly's Plosser focused on inflation worries.
The European Central Bank will hold the main refinancing rate steady on April 10 at a six-year high of 4%. The euro gained 1.6% against the dollar in the two weeks following the ECB's last meeting on March 6.
The pound fell after the U.K. housing report raised speculation that the Bank of England will reduce the 5.25% benchmark lending rate on April 10.
In the U.S., the National Association of Realtors reported that the number of Americans signing contracts to buy previously owned homes declined more than forecast in February, indicating the real-estate recession will extend into a third year. Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told a conference in Tokyo via satellite that the drop in U.S. home prices will probably end this year.

EUR/USD tested $1.5800 before it retreated to $1.5720 on position-adjustment. Recovery to $1.5770 was not long-lasting and rate set stable at $1.5700.
GBP/USD fell from $1.9920 to $1.9670 after the weak UK housing price data.
USD/JPY rose from Y101.70 to Y102.70.

EU session is full with economic data, including Germany’s industrial production and EU 4Q GDP.
Later at 14:00 GMT the US will issue Wholesales inventories report. Analystspredictinventoriesrose0.6% versus 0.8% month earlier.

1.Japan stops saying economy is "expanding".
2.Economy slowing due to high energy prices.
3.Japan business sentiment cautious.

Resistance 3: Y104.00
Resistance 2: Y103.60
Resistance 1: Y102.80
Current price: Y102.49
Support 1: Y101.80
Support 2: Y101.40
Support 3: Y100.80
Comments: Techs on hasn’t changed. Resistance comes at yesterday’s high Y102.80. Rise above will target Y103.60 (Mar 11 high) and Y104.00. Yesterday rate challenged support between Y102.00-Y101.80 zone. Stronger support comes at Y101.40 (Friday’s low), with a break below may widen losses to Y100.80.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0250
Resistance 2: Chf1.0220
Resistance 1: Chf1.0170
Current price: Chf1.0133
Support 1: Chf1.0100
Support 2: Chf0.9960
Support 3: Chf0.9880
Comments: Dollar retreats from yesterday’s high on Chf1.0170. Above there is a room for a rise up to Chf1.0220 and then – to Chf1.0250 (Mar 24). Support is around Chf1.0100 and then Chf0.9960. Stronger support is around Chf0.9880 (Mar 31 low).

Resistance 3: $1.9930
Resistance 2: $1.9800
Resistance 1: $1.9710
Current price: $1.9668
Support 1: $1.9650
Support 2: $1.9580
Support 3: $1.9460
Comments: Cable under pressure after weak UK housing price data from Halifax. Support is around session low at $1.9650 with a break under will lent pound to challenge key support at $1.9580 (trend line from Apr 2006). Below the losses will extend to $1.9460. Resistance comes near $1.9710, stronger – at $1.9800 with a break above will open the way to Apr 08 high on $1.9930.

Resistance 3:$1.5900
Resistance 2: $1.5840
Resistance 1: $1.5800
Current price: $1.5703
Support 1: $1.5670
Support 2: $1.5620
Support 3: $1.5510
Comments: Euro consolidates within the narrow range. Minor resistance comes at Apr 08 high on $1.5800. Above the $1.5840 is matched with a break higher will bring euro to life-time high on $1.5900. Support is around yesterday’s low on $1.5670. Further decline may extend to Apr 07 lows on $1.5620 with stronger – near $1.5510 (last Thursday low).

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.5797 1.5673 1.5702
USD/JPY 102.66 101.75 102.54
GBP/USD 1.9926 1.9664 1.9682
USD/CHF 1.0154 1.0064 1.0146

EUR/JPY 161.68 160.46 161.03
EUR/GBP 0.7987 0.7893 0.7976
GBP/JPY 204.08 201.17 201.84
GBP/CHF 2.0152 1.9887 1.9968

Change % Change Last
Nikkei 225 -199.80 (-1.5%) 13,250.43
Topix -22.94 (-1.8%) 1,282.69
DAX 30 -49.05 (-0.7%) 6771.98
САС 40 -31.91 (-0.7%) 4912.69
FTSE 100 -24.60 (-0.4%) 5990.20
Dow -33.55 (-0.27%) 12578.88
Nasdaq -16.07 (-0.68%) 2348.76
S&P -6.99 (-0.51%) 1365.55
10YR -5/32 3.55% 99 16/32
OIL NYMEX -0.59 (-0.54%) $108.50

03:30 Japan BoJ meeting announcement 0.50% 0.50%
06:00 Japan BoJ monthly economic report (April)
06:00 Germany Trade balance (February) unadjusted, bln - 17.1
06:00 Germany Current account (February) unadjusted, bln - 15.0
08:30 UK Industrial production (February) - -0.1%
08:30 UK Industrial production (February) Y/Y - 0.4%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (February) - 0.4%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (February) Y/Y - 0.6%
09:00 EU(13) GDP (Q4) revised 0.4% 0.4%
09:00 EU(13) GDP (Q4) revised Y/Y 2.2% 2.2%
14:00 USA Wholesale inventories (February) 0.6% 0.8%
23:50 Japan Current account (February) unadjusted, trln - 1.240
23:50 Japan Trade balance (February) unadjusted, trln - 0.086
23:50 Japan Machinery orders (February) adjusted - 19.6%
23:50 Japan Machinery orders (February) unadjusted Y/Y - 11.4%
23:50 Japan (M2+CDs) money supply (March) Y/Y - 2.3%