John Rothfield of BOA says the BOC decision to leave the overnight rate unchanged at 3.0% and move to a neutral bias was a "shock" to the market. "Since a 25bps cut was fully priced in today, Dec BAs yield is so far +39ps!," he notes. BOA maintains that the 6-month C$0.97 to C$1.03 range on dollar-Canada continues to hold and they would be a seller of dollar Canada still, Rothfield adds.

Broad-based selling pressure sends the stock market back into negative territory. There is no clear catalyst for the quick retreat.
The energy sector (-3.3%) is getting hammered. The sector is now the second best performing sector this year, with its 4.8% advance falling short of the materials sector's gain of 5.7%.

A mostly broad-based increase in buying interest sends the S&P 500 into positive territory before retreating to the unchanged mark. The Dow is now posting a modest 0.4% gain, near its session highs. The Nasdaq remains in the red, even as tech recovers (+0.1%).
Five of the ten economic sectors are now in the green, led by financials (+1.9%), consumer staples (+0.9%) and consumer discretionary (+0.5%).

The dollar rose to a three-month high against the yen and climbed versus the euro after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said economic risks have faded, spurring traders to boost wagers interest rates will rise.
Bernanke said late yesterday that the central bank will ``strongly resist'' any waning of public confidence in stable prices. ``Strong'' economic fundamentals will translate to dollar strength, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said today in a Bloomberg Television interview in Washington.
``The Fed and the Treasury have signaled what they want: a stronger dollar,'' said Jeff Gladstein, global head of foreign- exchange trading at AIG Financial Products in Wilton, Connecticut. ``There's potential for dollar appreciation.''
The dollar rose to 107.14 yen, the highest since Feb. 27, at 10:29 a.m. in New York, from 106.31 yesterday. Against the euro, the dollar climbed to $1.5509, from $1.5646. Japan's currency traded at 165.88 per euro from 166.33 yesterday.
Futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show a 55 percent chance the Fed will raise its 2 percent target rate for overnight lending between banks by at least a quarter point at its Aug. 5 meeting, compared with 9 percent the previous day. The contracts show a 95 percent chance the Fed will increase the rate by December, up from 67 percent odds a week ago.

As the dollar scores gains across the board, the dollar-yen is lifting through Y107.25 although not building much momentum at this time. Offers remain in place to Y107.40/50 (61.8% retracement of decline from Y114.60).

Cable just printed fresh lows for the day as euro-sterling pushed back towards the European highs, with demand at $1.9510/00 now under threat. Stops noted through $1.9490, which if triggered would open up a test of May base at $1.9460.

The market continues to fluctuate in negative territory as eight of the ten economic sectors remain in the red. Within the S&P 500, only 25% of stocks are posting a gain. Financials (+0.7%) and consumer staples (+0.7%) account for more than half of the positive stocks.

A rally in bank stocks kept the Dow stable Tuesday morning, but the broader market slipped as rising oil prices and comments from Fed chief Ben Bernanke raised worries about inflation and higher interest rates.
Stocks had slid across the board in the early going, but the Dow managed to cut early losses as financial share bounced back after Monday's drubbing.
Stocks were mixed Monday after Lehman Brothers' big quarterly loss, Apple's new iPhone announcement and comments from two Fed officials that suggested the central bank will soon have to raise rates to combat inflation. Fed chief Ben Bernanke echoed a similar sentiment in a speech late Monday night.
Speaking at a conference Monday night, Bernanke indicated that the Fed may soon need to raise interest rates, to combat rising commodity prices and other inflationary pressures and to help the weakened dollar.
Bernanke also said that despite a big jump in unemployment in May, the danger that the economy has fallen into a "substantial downturn" seems to have eased.
The gap between imports and exports grew more than expected in April, the government reported, due largely to high oil prices. The trade gap swelled to $60.9 billion in April, a 13-month high, from a revised $56.5 billion in March. Economists expected $60 billion, on average, according to a survey by Briefing.com.
After sliding more than $4 a barrel on Monday, oil prices gained anew Tuesday. U.S. light crude oil for July delivery gained $2.45 to $136.80 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Company news: A variety of financial stocks bounced back Tuesday, finding some momentum after Monday's big slide. Gainers included Dow components AIG, American Express, Bank of America, Citigroup and JP Morgan Chase.
Washington Mutual climbed 10% after sliding 17% Monday on worries that the lender is in for billions more in writedowns over the next three years, amid the subprime mortgage meltdown.
Lehman Brothers was an exception, falling for a second session as analysts said that the firm is likely to see years of smaller profits as a result of its plan announced Monday to raise an additional $6 billion in capital. The brokerage forecast Monday that it would post a quarterly loss of nearly $2.8 billion.
In merger news, XTO Energy said its buying privately-held Hunt Petroleum for $4.19 billion in cash and stock. Shares of XTO rose 3%, briefly touching an all-time high in morning trading.

The major indices rebound to their best levels, with the Dow crossing into positive territory. A surge in financials (+1.8%) is driving the recovery effort. Eight of the ten sectors remain in the red.
The energy sector (-1.0%) is struggling, even as crude oil climbs 1.8% to $136.70 per barrel. There are some pockets of strength though. Shares of XTO Energy (XTO 69.97, +2.25) surged to an all-time high after the company announced that it will buy privately-held Hunt Petroleum for $4.2 billion in cash and stock.
Dow component Coca-Cola (KO 57.82, +1.96) is up 3.6% after being upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank. Deutsche believes the international side of the company will drive higher volumes.

EUR/JPY tested Y166.20 before retreated to Y166.00. Rate now holds in the middle of the day's range, with techs traders suggesting the overall picture remains bullish. Small offers now seen at Y166.10/15 and Y166.65/70, with yesterday's highs then resistance at Y167.15. Bids are back at Y165.50, stronger into Y165.00 with stops under Y164.90.

EUR/USD eased to new lows around $1.5480 before rebounding to current $1.5526. Earlier traders mentioned bids between $1.5480/90.

GBP/USD continues to fall, holding a bit higher new session lows around $1.9534 after passing earlier through support area between $1.9550/40. Now the rate may dip to $1.9520/10, with further demand noted on the approach to $1.9490, with stops in place on a break below. Offers remain in place at $1.9580.

USD/JPY: Y106.50, Y105.30, Y104.80
EUR/CHF: Chf1.6050
AUS/USD: $0.9505, $0.9665, $0.9750
Kiwi: $0.7680, $0.7695
USD/CAD: C$1.0270, C$1.0250, C$1.0150

USD/JPY holds around Y106.91 area, shy of session highs at Y107.14. Offers Y107.15, further at Y107.20/30 and Y107.40. Bids back at Y106.25.

Stocks looked set to tumble at Tuesday's open after Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke fanned inflation concerns. The comments unnerved investors as they bet that the Fed would raise rates sooner than expected. A recent jump in the unemployment rate had led some to lower their rate hike expectations, but Bernanke said in his speech that the danger that the economy has fallen into a "substantial downturn" appears to have eased.
International trade: The Census Bureau and the Department of Commerce released the April trade balance report, that showed deficit widened to $60.9B versus median estimate of -$59.6B.
The dollar edged up against the euro and rose to a three-month high versus the yen after President Bush called for a stronger U.S. currency. Bernanke's hawkish inflation comments also helped support the dollar.

USD/CAD drops from around C$1.0315 to C$1.0215 as BOC leaves rates unchanged. Rate steadies back around C$1.0230.

Crude oil prices extend gains by another $1.50 during last half an hour. Traders now cite comment from Gazprom chief executive Alexey Miller, predicting oil prices could reach $250/barrel in 2009. Overall, WTI Nymex crude oil is now up $3.30 at $137.65.

The following data were issued
06:45FranceIndustrial production (April) 1.4% 0.2% -1.0 (-0.8)%
06:45FranceIndustrial production (April) Y/Y 3.2% - 1.0%
08:00ItalyIndustrial production (April) adjusted 0.7% 0.0% -0.2%
08:00ItalyIndustrial production (April) Y/Y adjusted 2.0% - -2.5%
08:30UKIndustrial production (April) 0.2% 0.0% -0.5%
08:30UKIndustrial production (April) Y/Y 0.2% - 0.2%
08:30UKManufacturing output (April) 0.1% 0.0% -0.5%
08:30UKManufacturing output (April) Y/Y 0.1% - 0.6%

The dollar rose to a more than three- month high against the yen after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said risks to the U.S. economy have diminished, prompting traders to increase bets on higher interest rates.
The dollar has fallen 11% against the euro and 7.7% versus the yen since September, when the Fed began to lower borrowing costs from 5.25%. Paulson told CNBC he hasn't ruled out any policy option to support the dollar, including intervention in the foreign-exchange market.
The euro shot higher last week after Trichet hinted an increase from the current 4.0% was possible next month.
In the UK, the pound was lower despite upbeat economic data, as investors took profits on the strong gains made yesterday on the back of high producer price data.

EUR/USD opened around $1.5582. Rally above $1.5600 could not be sustained, with rate slipping back to test the overnight low. Stops were hit on the break of $1.5550, wit rate then making a late dip under $1.5500. Strong bids $1.5480, tech $1.5478, stops $1.5470, offers $1.5550/60.
GBP/USD opened at $1.9662. Cable eased despite the better than expectedmanufacturing data, extending lows to $1.9545.
USD/JPY opened in early Europe around Y106.77 before rising up to Y107.12. Later rate retreated to Y106.80. Dlr-yen offers Y107.15, Y107.40, tech Y108.39, Y108.62, bids Y106.25.

At 12:30 GMT US trade balance is scheduled to release. Analysts expect deficit widened in April to $59.60B versus $58.21B month earlier.
At 12:30 GMT BOC will announce its rate decision with 25 points cut is expected.

USD/JPY: Y106.50, Y105.30, Y104.80
EUR/CHF: Chf1.6050
AUS/USD: $0.9505, $0.9665, $0.9750
Kiwi: $0.7680, $0.7695
USD/CAD: C$1.0270, C$1.0250, C$1.0150

USD/JPY printed high above Y107.00, taking out barrier interest,some stops and getting close to offers near Y107.15. These offers still intact with a break above will target the resistance at February high on Y108.62.

The dollar rose to a more than three- month high against the yen after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said risks to the U.S. economy have diminished, prompting traders to increase bets on higher interest rates.
The U.S. currency gained for a second day against the euro. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said yesterday in an interview with CNBC that he would ``never'' rule out currency intervention to prop up the dollar.
The dollar has fallen 11% against the euro and 7.7% versus the yen since September, when the Fed began to lower borrowing costs from 5.25%. Paulson told CNBC he hasn't ruled out any policy option to support the dollar, including intervention in the foreign-exchange market.
Finance ministers of the Group of Eight industrialized countries may consider joint action to deflate the price of oil and prop up the dollar at their meeting June 13-14 in Japan, said DBS Group Holdings Ltd. in a report to clients.
The last time the major industrialized countries intervened was on Sept. 22, 2000, when they bought the euro after it tumbled 27% from its 1999 debut. They last propped up the dollar in 1995, when it sank almost 20% in four months against the Japanese yen to a post-World War II low.

«Economics does not support oil at $140 per barrel: Look for a decline,» says HFE's Carl Weinberg. "We expect to see a more trend like $85-95 per barrel by the end of the North American hurricane season. That will put prices on par with year-earlier levels, eliminating inflation risk perceived by markets and some central banks. Interest rate hikes will then drop from the conversation - properly so."

Resistance 3: Y109.00
Resistance 2: Y108.60
Resistance 1: Y107.40
Current price: Y107.00
Support 1: Y106.40
Support 2: Y105.60
Support 3: Y104.40
Comments: Dollar continues to rally. Rate heads to Y107.40 with stronger resistance comes at Y108.60 (Feb highs). Break above will target Y109.00. Strong support is around session lows on Y106.40. Below there is a risk of correction to Y105.60. Stronger support comes at yesterday’s lows on Y104.40.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0620
Resistance 2: Chf1.0580
Resistance 1: Chf1.0520
Current price: Chf1.0400
Support 1: Chf1.0350
Support 2: Chf1.0280
Support 3: Chf0.0200
Comments: Dollar remains on an upside. Resistance is around Jun 05 at Chf1.0520, with a break above will bring the rate to Friday’s high on Chf1.0580. Above there is a room for a rise to Chf1.0620 (May 09 high). Support comes at Chf1.0350. Under this level the dollar’s decline may widen to Chf1.0280. Below the downward target is at Chf0.0200.

Resistance 3: $1.9800
Resistance 2: $1.9760
Resistance 1: $1.9620
Current price: $1.9573
Support 1: $1.9540
Support 2: $1.9460
Support 3: $1.9380
Comments: Cable dives. Support is around $1.9540 (Jun 06), stronger – on $1.9460 (Jun 05 low). Below correction may widen to $1.9380. Resistance is near $1.9620, above $1.9760. Stronger level comes around $1.9800 (yesterday’s high).

Resistance 3:$1.5900
Resistance 2: $1.5840
Resistance 1: $1.5620
Current price: $1.5533
Support 1: $1.5520
Support 2: $1.5460
Support 3: $1.5360
Comments: Euro trades under pressure. The nearest support is session low at $1.5520, further support comes at $1.5420 and $1.5360 (June 5 low). Lift above session high at $1.5620, will open a way to yesterday's high on $1.5840, and than- to March highs on $1.5900.

- Costly oil due not only risks/speculation; supply tight.
- High prices likely to have damaging, lasting economic impact.
- Worst policy response to hike oil subsidies, cut taxes.
- 2008 global demand forecast trimmed by 80 kbd to 86.8 mbd.
- 2008 Non-OPEC supply forecast cut by 300 kbd to 50.0 mbd.
- Global oil supply rose 490 kbd in May to 86.6 mbd.
- OPEC crude output up 395 kbd in May to 32.3 mbd.
- OECD oil stocks down 8.1 mb in April - an atypical decline.

Goldman Sachs says it does not "worry nearly as much about inflation as most other analysts. In particular, we don't expect substantial pass-through from the commodity price shocks to domestically generated wage and core price inflation...We remain comfortable with the view that the Fed will stay at a 2% funds rate in 2008 and 2009, i.e. much longer than currently discounted in the markets."

closing
Nikkei 225 -308,06 -2.13% 14,181.38
Topix -30.57 -2.18% 1397,54
FTSE 100 -29.20 -0.49% 5,877.60
CAC 40 +4.06 +0.08% 4,799.38
Xetra Dax +11.82 +0.17% 6,815.63
DOW +78.49 +0.64% 12,288.30
NASDAQ -15.10 -0.61% 2,459.46
S&P 500 +1.19 +0.09% 1,361.87
10yr Note +0.5400 +0.137% 3.992%
NYMEX Crude Oil -4.19 -3.02% 134.35
Gold -0.90 -0.10% 898.10

Japan's stocks dropped the most in two weeks after the U.S. unemployment rate had the biggest gain in 22 years, sparking concern the largest export market for Japanese- made electronics and cars will sink into a recession.
Denso, part owned by Toyota Motor Corp., lost 4.2%, the sharpest decline since March 17, while Toyota slipped 2.9%. Canon, the world's largest digital-camera maker, retreated 4.4% and Sony Corp. skidded 3.7%, the biggest drop since April 14. Makers of electronics and cars accounted for about a third of the Topix's drop.
Nomura Holdings Inc., Japan's largest securities firm, plunged 5%, the biggest drop since April 8, while Daiwa Securities Group Inc., second largest, dived 3.1%. The Topix Securities
Inpex jumped 3.9% and was the biggest winner on the MSCI World Index. Closest rival Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. rose 1.8%. A gauge representing six mining companies, including both stocks, jumped to a two-week high and was one of two industry groups that gained on the Topix as the remaining 31 declined.
AOC Holdings Inc., which holds stakes in South China Sea and North Sea oil fields, jumped 7%, the highest since Jan. 9. The company's shareholders include the Saudi Arabian government, state-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corp. and Tokyo Electric Power Co.

European stocks fell for a fourth day as investors speculated bank losses will increase and near- record oil prices will curb economic and profit growth. Besides indexes could close mix by the end of the session.
UBS fell 3.3%. The Zurich-based bank may post losses of 2 billion francs to 4 billion francs in the second quarter, Sonntag said, citing unidentified ``insiders.'
HBOS Plc, the U.K.'s biggest mortgage lender, fell 7.2%. Societe Generale SA cut its price estimate on the stock 24 percent to 340 pence as it lowered its earnings estimate.
British Airways, Europe's third-largest airline, sank 2.5%. Ryanair, Europe's biggest discount airline, dropped 3.8%. Daimler AG, the world's second-largest luxury carmaker, slipped 1.1%.
Shell, Europe's largest oil producer, added 1.9%. Total, the region's third-biggest, gained 2.1%.
Volvo AB and MAN AG retreated as UBS downgraded the truckmakers' shares to ``sell'' from ``neutral,'' saying sales volumes will probably decline. Volvo, the world's second-largest truckmaker, fell 3.2%. MAN, Europe's third- biggest truckmaker, dropped 4.1%.
Barratt Developments Plc led a retreat among U.K. homebuilders after the Financial Times reported large asset writedowns may be announced in next month's reporting season. Land-value declines following the slide in house prices could range from 15 to 80 percent, the newspaper said, citing ABN Amro NV analyst John Messenger.

US stocks closed mixed Monday, as investors eyed Lehman Brothers' big loss, Apple's new iPhone announcement and some cautious talk from a pair of Fed officials.
Technology stocks Apple and Google were acting as the biggest drags.
Lehman Brothers (LEH), the fourth-largest investment bank, said on Monday that it will raise $6 billion through the issuing of stock, to help make up for an expected loss of $2.8 billion in the second quarter. Lehman's shares dropped 11% in pre-market trading. McDonald's reported May same-store sales rose 7.7%, topping the 3.6% Briefing.com consensus estimate. Financial services company CIT Group (CIT) is getting a lift in premarket action on word that the company it has agreed to a $3 billion long-term committed financing facility with Goldman Sachs (GS).
Diversified technology and manufacturing company Honeywell was outperforming. The company announced that it signed a definitive agreement to sell its Aerospace Consumable Solutions business to B/E Aerospace for $1.05 billion. Honeywell feels the Consumables Solutions unit no longer fits with Honeywell Aerospace's focus on advanced technologies.
Alcoa Inc. (AA:US) had the second-biggest gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, rising 3.2 percent to $40.46. The world's third-largest aluminum producer might more than double to $60 a share were it to become a takeover target, Barron's said, citing a Citigroup Inc. analyst.
CIT Group Inc. (CIT:US) rose the most since March 24, adding 14 percent to $10.45. The largest U.S. independent commercial lender said Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will provide access to $3 billion in financing.

The dollar rose against the euro for the first time in three days as U.S. stock indexes advanced and crude oil prices fell. The dollar fell last week the most against the euro in two months. The dollar remained higher versus the euro after an industry report showed an unexpected increase in Americans signing contracts to buy existing homes in April. The index of pending home resales rose 6.3 percent to 88.2, the highest in six months, following a 1 percent drop in March, the National Association of Realtors said today. The median forecast of 32 economists surveyed was for a 0.4 percent drop.The British pound rose to a one-week high against the dollar after a government report showed producer-price inflation accelerated in May to the fastest pace in two decades. The Bank of England held the target lending rate at 5 percent last week.
The yen dropped versus all of the major currencies after a government report indicated Japan's longest postwar expansion may be over.
EUR/USD fell from a high at $1.5840 to $1.5620.
GBP/USD firmed from a low at в $1.9670 to $1.9800, retreating later till $1.9700.
USD/JPY rose from Y104.50 to recent days high at Y106.30.

UK data at 0830GMT also sees April industrial production, which isexpected to be flat on the month and rise 0.1% y/y.
European data starts at 0600GMT with May wholesale prices from Germany. This is followed at 0645GMT by French industry production for April and Italian industrial production, also for April. At 1230GMT, the US international trade gap is expected to widen to $59.5 billion, as imported petroleum prices surged further. Canada international merchandise trade for April is also due at the same time.

- Must assure inflation expectations remain firmly anchored
- Vital to avoid wage-price spiral

European equity bourses open lower following hawkish comments from Fed Chairman Bernanke and in the wake of sharp losses in Asian equity bourses overnight. FTSE-100 opens down 40pts (-0.67%) and CAC-40 is down 38pts (-0.79%).

The dollar rose to a three-month high against the yen after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said risks to the U.S. economy have diminished, prompting traders to increase bets on higher interest rates.
The U.S. currency gained for a second day against the euro after Bernanke said the central bank will ``strongly resist'' any waning of public confidence in stable prices. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said yesterday in an interview with CNBC that he would ``never'' rule out currency intervention to prop up the dollar.
Losses in the euro may be limited after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said controlling inflation is vital for supporting growth and job creation, in an article in Spain's La Gaceta de los Negocios newspaper today.

EUR/USD retreated from $1.5650 to $1.5560.
GBP/USD fellf rom $1.9755 to $1.9680.
USD/JPY could firm from Y106.20 to Y106.80.

UK data at 0830GMT also sees April industrial production, which isexpected to be flat on the month and rise 0.1% y/y.
European data starts at 0600GMT with May wholesale prices from Germany. This is followed at 0645GMT by French industry production for April and Italian industrial production, also for April. At 1230GMT, the US international trade gap is expected to widen to $59.5 billion, as imported petroleum prices surged further. Canada international merchandise trade for April is also due at the same time.

Japan's benchmark stock indices ended Tuesday's session lower, although rallying modestly off session lows. The benchmark Nikkei 225 was down 160.21 points, or 1.13%, at 14021.17. The index briefly dipped below the 14,000 level earlier in the day. The broader-based TOPIX was lower by 14.34 points at 1383.20.

Resistance 3: Y107.90Resistance 2: Y107.20
Resistance 1: Y106.80
Current price: Y106.63
Support 1: Y106.20

Support 2: Y104.40

Support 3: Y103.80

Comments: Dollar continues to firm. The nearest resistance is session high at Y106.80, than comes Y107.20 and Y107.90(January highs). Strong support is Y106.20 (broken resistance), than comes yesterday low at Y104.40 and Y103.80 zone.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0520
Resistance 2: Chf1.0400
Resistance 1: Chf1.0330

Current price: Chf1.0315

Support 1: Chf1.0140
Support 2: Chf1.0020

Support 3: Chf0.9870

Comments: Dollar remains on an upside. The nearest resistance ios session high at Chf1.0330, with further gains pissobly extending till Friday's high on Chf1.0400. Higher comes Chf1.0520. The nearest support is yesterday's low on Chf1.0140. Further losses can extend till Chf1.0020. Than comes April low at Chf0.9880/70.

Resistance 3: $1.9900Resistance 2: $1.9840 Resistance 1: $1.9800
Current price: $1.9673
Support 1: $1.9670
Support 2: $1.9600
Support 3: $1.9540
Comments: Cable dives. Support is around $1.9670 (yesterday;s lows). Below correction may reach $1.9600 and stronger level on Jun 06 low at $1.9540. Strong resistance is around yesterdays high on $1.9800. Stronger resistance comes at $1.9840 (May 27 high) and $1.9900.

Resistance 3:$1.5900
Resistance 2: $1.5840
Resistance 1: $1.5650
Current price: $1.5589

Support 1: $1.5560
Support 2: $1.5460
Support 3: $1.5360

Comments: Euro tradesunder pressure. The nearest support is session low at $1.5560, further support comes at $1.5460(May 30 low) and $1.5360(June 5 low). Lift above session high at $1.5650, will open a way to yesterday's high on $1.5840, and than- to March highs on $1.5900.

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.5841, 1.5618, 1.5639
USD/JPY 106.34, 104.44, 106.26
GBP/USD 1.9798, 1.9670, 1.9739
USD/CHF 1.0294, 1.0147, 1.0275

EUR/JPY 167.14, 164.95, 166.24
EUR/GBP 0.8031, 0.7914, 0.7921
GBP/JPY 210.08, 205.78, 209.77
GBP/CHF 2.0304, 2.0011, 2.0285

Change % Change Last
Nikkei 225 -308,06 -2.13% 14,181.38
Topix -30.57 -2.18% 1397,54
FTSE 100 -29.20 -0.49% 5,877.60
CAC 40 +4.06 +0.08% 4,799.38
Xetra Dax +11.82 +0.17% 6,815.63
DOW +78.49 +0.64% 12,288.30
NASDAQ -15.10 -0.61% 2,459.46
S&P 500 +1.19 +0.09% 1,361.87
10yr Note +0.5400 +0.137% 3.992%
NYMEX Crude Oil -4.19 -3.02% 134.35
Gold -0.90 -0.10% 898.10

06:45 France Industrial production (April) -0.8%
06:45 France Industrial production (April) Y/Y 1.0%
08:00 Italy Industrial production (April) adjusted -0.2%
08:00 Italy Industrial production (April) Y/Y adjusted -2.5%
08:30 UK Industrial production (April) -0.5%
08:30 UK Industrial production (April) Y/Y 0.2%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (April) -0.5%
08:30 UK Manufacturing output (April) Y/Y 0.6%
12:30 Canada International Merchandise Trade (Apr) $5.53B
12:30 US International trade (April), bln -59.4 -58.2
12:30 US Export (April), bln 148.5
12:30 US Import (April), bln 206.7
12:55 US Redbook (07.06)
13:00 Canada BOC meeting announcement 3.00%
23:50 Japan Real GDP (Q1) revised 0.8% 0.8%
23:50 Japan Real GDP (Q1) revised Y/Y 3.3% 3.3%
23:50 Japan Corporate goods price index (CGPI) (May) domestic 0.6%
23:50 Japan Corporate goods price index (CGPI) (May) domestic Y/Y 3.7%