Тhe world's largest personal-computer maker Hewlett-Packard Co. posted a 14% jump in third-quarter profit results that topped Wall Street's estimates.

RBC Capital Markets raised its outlook on the Canadian gold company Yamana Gold Inc. to "Outperform" from "Sector Perform" citing a positive outlook for gold.

The world's third-largest maker of solar-power cells Suntech Pwr Hldgs Co Ltd said second-quarter profit rose 58 %, exceeding estimates, on rising selling prices.

The maker of semiconductors for companies Analog Devices Inc reported third-quarter profit and sales that fell short of analysts' estimates.

Still holds a heavy tone, reflects euro-dollar softness. Euro-yen below here somewhat featureless, although the 1% MAE at Y161.50 is still viable, having been only briefly pierced. Techs remind of Y160.89 tech support, a 50% fibo retracement level of the bounce from Y151.82. Cross last at Y161.50.

The major indices continue to fluctuate near the unchanged mark as news flow slows down. Crude oil futures recover much of their losses, now down just 0.2% to $114.28 per barrel.
The S&P 500 is nearly split down the middle, with 249 stocks posting a gain. Hewlett-Packard (+2.33), Bank of America (+0.59) and Monsanto (+4.04) lead the way. General Electric (-0.30), Intel (-0.32) and Morgan Stanley (-1.37) are the main laggards.

The euro fell to near the lowest level against the dollar in six months as Germany's economic outlook deteriorated and crude oil prices declined.
The pound approached a two-year low versus the dollar as minutes of the Bank of England's August meeting indicated British inflation risks may have ``eased a little'' while the outlook for the economy worsened. The dollar has risen 8 percent versus the euro from the record low set in July.
The British pound dropped on the Bank of England's economic outlook.
BOE policy makers split three ways when they kept the target lending rate unchanged earlier this month, minutes of the Aug. 7 meeting showed today. Governor Mervyn King and six other members of the Monetary Policy Committee held the benchmark at 5 percent, while one official voted for a rate increase and another called for a cut to help sustain growth.
Crude oil fell 0.5 percent to $113.95 a barrel, reversing an earlier gain, after an U.S. Energy Department report showed a bigger-than-forecast increase in U.S. inventories. .
``We are in a consolidation period,'' said Tyson Wright, a senior currency trader in Victoria, British Columbia, at Custom House, a currency brokerage with 50,000 corporate accounts. ``The sentiment is still for a stronger U.S. dollar.''
The dollar briefly erased its gain versus the yen after the Wall Street Journal reported that executives of mortgage-finance company Freddie Mac are scheduled to meet with U.S. Treasury Department officials today.
`Unsettling News'
The euro fell as Germany's Economy Ministry said in its monthly report that growth will remain moderate.
The country's BDB banking association said it no longer expects the economy to expand between 2.25 percent and 2.50 percent this year, and will lower its growth forecast on Sept. 18. German gross domestic product shrank 0.5 percent in the second quarter, the first contraction in four years.

Economists at Goldman Sachs attribute half of the recent dollar rally to narrowing rate differentials, and say the other half has likely been driven by shifting positions and oil price declines.

Equities jump as oil prices erase losses and turn lower. HP's earnings news overshadows Fannie and Freddie fears.
Stocks turned higher near midday Wednesday as Hewlett-Packard's earnings and a government report showing a surprisingly large surge in crude supplies helped investors look beyond the latest financial market woes.
Stocks had fallen in the first hour of trade as oil prices jumped and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac concerns overshadowed HP's earnings.
But the tone improved after the 10:30 a.m. ET release of the government's weekly oil inventories. That report showed a stronger-than-expected jump in crude inventories, sending oil prices lower.
Hewlett-Packard reported higher quarterly sales and earnings that topped forecasts late Tuesday. The company also forecast that fiscal fourth-quarter earnings would top current expectations. HP stock gained 5.4% Thursday morning.
Mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac slumped for a third straight session on worries that a government takeover of the two companies is unavoidable.
Additionally, Goldman Sachs cut third-quarter and full-year earnings estimates on five brokerages, according to published reports, saying that more writedowns are on the way.
The companies mentioned were Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase , Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.
U.S. light crude oil for September delivery fell 55 cents to $113.98 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, cutting bigger gains after the weekly oil inventories report showed a surprise jump in crude supplies.
In the bond market, Treasury prices rose, lowering the yield on the benchmark 10-year note to 3.81% from 3.84% late Tuesday. Prices and yields move in the opposite direction.
COMEX gold for October delivery rose $1.70 to $814.70 an ounce.

The stock market climbs to a session high in a mostly broad-based fashion. Only the consumer staples sector (-0.3%) remains in negative territory. Financials lead the recovery effort, now up 1.5% after being down as much as 1.6%.
Energy stocks still provide leadership (+0.9%), but have slipped from session highs as crude prices give up gains.

Eases to $1.4705 area and is now within striking distance of the overnight low at $1.4690 although flows remain muted at best, traders say. Stops eyed under $1.4690.

WTI Nymex crude oil paring earlier gains following release of US DoE weekly inventory data, which showed stronger than expected build in crude oil supplies at 9.4mln barrels vs expectations of 1.0mln build. WTI Nymex crude oil is at $114.70, down $0.50.

Technical analysts at Barclays Capital say the "bearish divergence on intraday charts and a bearish Outside Range Day" suggest that dollar-Swiss may struggle to get over resistance at Chf1.1060, the 50% retrace of the Jun 07/March 08 decline. This is risk of a pullback to Chf1.0815 (channel support) before the bull trend exerts itself again, they say. "A break over Chf1.1060 would imply that the bull trend has resumed to Chf 1.1120/90, although we think this is unlikely in the near term," the analysts say.

The stock market gets off to a slightly higher start, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq outperforming thanks to solid earnings from a tech-giant.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ 45.22, +1.53) reported quarterly earnings of $0.83, which topped expectations by three cents thanks to 10.5% year-over-year revenue growth. The Dow component also issued fiscal fourth quarter earnings guidance that was above estimates.
Merrill Lynch (MER 23.66, -0.16), Lehman Brothers (LEH 12.82, -0.26), Citigroup (C 17.15, -0.05), and JPMorgan Chase (JPM 35.44, -0.17) all had their third quarter earnings estimates cut at Goldman Sachs, according to Reuters. The financial sector is down 0.3%.
Crude oil prices are up 1.4% to $116.10 per barrel ahead of the government's weekly energy report at 10:35 ET. Goldman Sachs reiterated its forecast of $149 per barrel oil, according to CNBC.

Drops back below C$1.0600, passing through earlier dip lows around C$1.0595 to challenge reported support around C$1.0580, as rate reacts to stronger than expected Canadian retail sales data. Rate currently holds around C$1.0585. A break and clear below C$1.0580 to open a move down toward C$1.0565, with bids noted from this level, and dotted toward C$1.0545. The C$1.0600 level said to hold option expiry interest for the 1400GMT cut and could act to keep rate in close proximity.

Futures point to a higher start, but have given up a good portion of this morning's advance as oil prices climb 1.7% : (S&P futures vs fair value: +3.0. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +10.1. )

Still stock futures suggest a higher open following better-than-expected earnings from a tech giant. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) reported earnings of $0.86 per share for its latest quarter, which topped Wall Street's forecast by three cents. HPQ is up 2.5% in premarket trading, and is indirectly giving a boost to the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100. The futures market's advance this morning comes even as several financial firms get their earnings estimates cut at Goldman Sachs, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, crude oil is up 0.9% to $115.52 per barrel ahead of the government's weekly energy report at 14:35 GMT. Goldman Sachs reiterated its $149 per barrel crude oil price forecast, according to CNBC.

- June retail sales ex-autos +1.4% m/m

The pare challenged demand at $1.8540, bid interest said to be placed between $1.8540/30, with buys from this level able to lift rate back to $1.8560. Below $1.8530 to open a deeper move toward $1.8510/00. Offers now seen placed back at $1.8590/00.

Rate dipped back to test demand on approach to $1.4700 (61.8% of $1.4630/1.4800, making a brief show below ahead of the US open before recovering to $1.4720. Bids $1.4675/70, stronger bids $1.4630, offers $1.4780.

USD/JPY Y110.00, Y109.75, Y109.60, Y109.45, Y110.20, Y110.40
EUR/JPY Y162.00, Y163.40, Y161.35
GBP/USD $1.8400
EUR/GBP stg0.7920, stg0.8000
USD/CAD C$1.0600

The U.K. pound fell against the dollar and euro as the minutes of the Bank of England's last policy meeting showed policy makers judged inflation risks ``have eased a little'' in the past month.

The currency traded near the lowest level in two years versus its U.S. counterpart and fell for a third day against the euro as the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee showed seven policy makers, including Governor Mervyn King, voted to keep borrowing costs unchanged on Aug. 7. Timothy Besley voted for an increase, while David Blanchflower favored a reduction.
``It continues to tell the story that the data outlook is deteriorating,'' said Jeremy Stretch, a senior strategist in London at Rabobank International, the third largest Dutch bank. ``The prospect for rate cuts are still there.'' The pound may hold at current levels and trade at $1.86 in a month, Stretch predicted.
The U.K. currency dropped yesterday after policy maker Besley wrote in the Sun newspaper that increases in food and energy prices will slow, allowing inflation to ease toward the central bank's 2 percent ceiling by the end of 2009.
The pound lost 3 percent against the dollar last week, its biggest five-day drop since the period through July 1, 2005, as traders bet falling house prices will exacerbate the economic slowdown. The central bank kept its benchmark rate at 5 percent this month as policy makers weighed the risk of accelerating inflation against the threat of a recession.

Bargain-hunting and sharp rally in Chinese stocks overnight support markets. Mining and oil stocks are leading gainers, boosted by recovery in commodity markets -- BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto are sharply higher and outweighed weakness in Barclays Bank, HSBC and Anglo American, which are trading ex-dividend. CAC-40 is up 39pts (+0.9%), Xetra-DAX is up 37pts (+0.59%) and FTSE-100 is up 57pts (+1.07%).

Resistance 3: Y112.00
Resistance 2: Y110.70
Resistance 1: Y110.20
Current price: Y109.99
Support 1: Y109.60
Support 2: Y108.40
Support 3: Y107.20

Comments: Wednesday’s overnight USD/JPY again challenged channel support line from Jul 16 at Y109.60, but failed to break under, spurring short-covering. Below that support the losses may widen to last Wednesday’s lows on Y108.35/40 and then – to Y107.20 (Aug 01 lows). Resistance comes on Y110.20 (61.8% of Y110.70 - Y109.50 decline). Above there is a chance of testing Friday’s highs on Y110.70. Key resistance is around Y112.00 (channel line from Mar 2008).

Resistance 3: Chf1.1180Resistance 2: Chf1.1080
Resistance 1: Chf1.1030
Current price: Chf1.0981
Support 1: Chf1.0880
Support 2: Chf1.0600
Support 3: Chf1.0720

Comments: Dollar remains under pressure Wednesday’s morning after yesterday’s US data showed housing starts and building permits - a measure of builder confidence - fell to levels in July not seen since the 1991 recession as the housing market fallout continued. In general, techs on dollar hasn’t changed. Support is near session lows on Chf1.0880/90 with stronger – on Chf1.0800 (23.6% of Chf1.0030 - Chf1.1030 rise). Resistance is near yesterday’s highs on Chf1.1030 with a break above will open the way to Chf1.1080/00. Neat band of resistance is around Jan 07 high on Chf1.1180/90.

--UK CBI: Aug Average Prices +31 Vs +34% In July
--UK CBI Aug Output Balance -13 Vs -7 In July
--Output Balance At Most Negative Since Dec 2001

Resistance 3: $1.8840
Resistance 2: $1.8780
Resistance 1: $1.8680
Current price: $1.8570
Support 1: $1.8570
Support 2: $1.8510
Support 3: $1.8300

Comments: Support is around $1.8570 with a break under will target Friday’s lows on $1.8510/20 (also Oct 2006 lows). Stronger level is near $1.8300 (38.2% of the rally from Jun 2001 lows at $1.3670 to Nov 2007 highs at $2.1160). Resistance comes on Tuesday’s high at $1.8680, above – on $1.8780 (last Thursday’s highs). Strong resistance may be mentioned around 23.6% Fibo on $1.8840 (of the $1.9930 - $1.8510 move).

Economy to lose steam in coming months

Resistance 3:$1.4950
Resistance 2: $1.4880
Resistance 1: $1.4800
Current price: $1.4711
Support 1: $1.4700
Support 2: $1.4630
Support 3: $1.4550

Comments: EUR/USD remains under pressure. Today in Asia rate tested channel resistance line from Aus 11 on $1.4790/00 and retreated. Above than level the rise may extend to $1.4860/80 and $1.4950 (23.6% of $1.6030 - $1.4630 decline). Interim support comes near $1.4700 with stronger one – on Tuesday’s low at $1.4630. Below rate may dip down to channel support line on $1.4550.

USD/JPY: Y110.00, Y109.75, Y109.60, Y109.45, Y110.20, Y110.40
EUR/JPY: Y162.00, Y163.40, Y161.35
GBP/USD: $1.8400
EUR/GBP: stg0.7920

EUR
Bids: $1.4700
Offers: $1.4775/85, $1.4800/10

JPY
Bids: Y109.40, Y109.10/00
Offers: Y110.30, Y110.50/55

GBP
Bids: $1.8600/90
Offers: $1.8640, $1.8685/00

AUSSIE
Bids: $0.8700, $0.8640/30
Offers: $0.8750/55, $0.8795/00

Minutes showed that 7 members of the MPC voted to keep rates unch in Aug with 1 voted to cut. The minutes revealed arch hawk Tim Besley and arch dove David Blanchflower remained isolated at the August meeting. The minutes were bang in line with analysts' expectations.

The yen fell against the dollar and euro as gains in Chinese stocks encouraged investors to buy higher-yielding assets funded in the Japanese currency.
The yen also declined against the Australian and New Zealand dollars, favorites of so-called carry trades.
The British pound traded near a two-year low on speculation minutes of the Bank of England's last meeting, released today, will signal policy makers expect inflation to slow.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the third-largest U.S. bank, predicts the Bank of England will lower its benchmark 5% interest rate as early as November, a change from its previous estimate of February 2009. The Bank of England releases its minutes at 08:30 GMT.
The yen also weakened on speculation the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates at the lowest level among industrial nations over the coming year. The Bank of Japan yesterday kept its target lending rate at 0.5%, supporting demand for carry trades.

EUR/USD fell from $1.4790 to $1.4733.

In Europe attention will be on BoE’s MPC minutes (at 08:30 GMT). Last week BOE cut its growth estimate and said that inflation would back under its target level of 2% next two years. As a result, market players shed their BOE rate hike expectations.
At 10:00 GMT UK CBI orders will be released. Analysts predict orders fell 12% in August after -8% month earlier.

Japanese stock indices ended Wednesday's session modestly lower, bouncing back from steep losses seen in early trade. The Nikkei was 13.36 points, or 0.10%, lower at 12851.69. The broader-based TOPIX was down 2.17 points at 1233.37.

Stock market fixing:
Nikkei -300.40 -2.28% 12,865.05
Topix -28.21 -2.20% 1,235.54
FTSE -129.80 -2.38% 5,320.40
DAX -150.45 -2.34% 6,282.43
CAC -116.05 -2.61% 4,332.79
Dow -130.84 -1.14% 11,348.55
NASDAQ -32.62 -1.35% 2,384.36
S&P -11.91 -0.93% 1,266.69
10yr Note +0.2600 +0.068% 3.842%
NYMEX Crude Oil +1.66 +1.47% 114.53
Gold +11.10 +1.38% 816.80

Japan's stocks fell, sending the Topix index to a four-month low, on renewed concern credit losses will dent profits at financial companies and as the Bank of Japan cut its assessment on the economy.
Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. sank the most in a week after Barron's said the U.S. government is preparing to rescue mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Seven & I Holdings Co., the nation's biggest retailer, lost 2.1 percent and Nintendo Co. fell to a five-month low as the central bank described the economy as ``sluggish.''
Nintendo, maker of the Wii game machine, slumped 3.3%, the lowest since March 17, while digital-camera maker Canon Inc. dropped 3.8%. Bridgestone Corp., the world's largest tiremaker, tumbled 4.2%, the most since June 19.
The Bank of Japan today kept its benchmark interest rate at 0.5%, saying economic growth has been sluggish owing to rising costs and weakening exports. Before the announcement, Nomura Securities Co. cut its forecast for domestic growth this year to 0.7% from its May estimate of 1.1%.

European stocks declined for a second day as concern deepened that financial firms will post more losses and reports signaled faster-than-forecast inflation.
Barclays Plc slipped 5.4% and Societe Generale SA slumped 4.2% after JPMorgan Chase & Co. said Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. may write down about $4 billion in credit- related investments this quarter as the mortgage market deteriorates. Ciba Holding AG tumbled 17% after posting a loss on a writedown and higher raw-material prices. Wienerberger AG led construction companies lower, sinking 6.1%, after cutting its profit outlook following the U.S. homebuilding slump.
Lehman will probably post losses in the third quarter following the deterioration in the mortgage market, New York- based JPMorgan analysts Kenneth Worthington and Funda Akarsu wrote in a report to investors dated yesterday.
The analysts lowered their per-share estimate for the third quarter to a loss of $3.30 from a profit of 35 cents previously. Lehman will likely keep the Neuberger Berman LLC asset-management unit, the analysts added.

Stocks fell Tuesday as deepening worries about the financial sector and housing market balanced a further drop in oil prices.

Investors focused on Fannie and Freddie after the shares of both firms sank to their lowest levels in nearly two decades Monday. The sharp drop, which raised credit jitters, was triggered by a report in Barron's that suggested a government takeover of the troubled companies is inevitable.
The spotlight is also on Lehman amid reports that the Wall Street firm may sell part of its investment-management business, which includes Neuberger Berman.
The Labor Department reported that the Producer Price Index rose 1.2% in July, after increasing 1.8% in June. Analysts had expected the index to increase only 0.6% in July. The so-called core PPI number, which excludes food and energy prices, rose by 0.7% - more than the 0.2% increase analysts had expected.
Starts plunged 11% to an annual rate of 965,000 from a revised 1.084 million pace in June, when the total was inflated by a jump in multi-family home starts. Economists had forecast starts would fall to a rate of 960,000. Permits, which are often seen as a sign of builders' confidence in the market, tumbled 17% to an annual rate of 937,000 from a revised 1.138 million in June. Economists had forecast that permits would come in at 959,000.
Corporate news: The world's largest home improvement retailer Home Depot reported a 24% drop in second-quarter profit. Home Depot said earnings fell to $1.2 billion, or 71 cents a share, in the second quarter, from $1.59 billion, or 81 cents a share, in the year-ago quarter.
Aircraft builder General Dynamics has entered an agreement with Jet Aviation to buy the smaller Swiss company for $2.25 billion in cash. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2008.

The dollar briefly strengthened versus the euro after the U.S. Labor Department reported that producer prices climbed 1.2% in July after increasing 1.8% the previous month before fell on continued worries about the financial markets and reports showing a big drop in homebuilding, big rise in wholesale inflation.
Both housing starts and building permits - a measure of builder confidence - fell to levels in July not seen since the 1991 recession as the housing market fallout continued.
The Producer Price Index (PPI), a measure of inflation at the wholesale level, rose 1.2% in July, double what economists were expecting. So-called "core" PPI, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, rose by 0.7%, more than three times what economists expected.
The yen increased to a three-month high against the euro on speculation financial firms will report more losses, reducing demand for higher-yielding assets funded by loans in Japan.

EUR/USD printed lows at $1.4630. The rate had recovered to trade around $1.4670 into the ZEW survey. Russian demand was then noted into early US dealing as euro-dollar extended the day's highs to $1.4708 and then – to $1.4795.
GBP/USD recovered to $1.8595, only breaking back above $1.8600 in late morning trade to $1.8638. Back down to $1.8570 was temporary and rate then recovered to $1.8685.
USD/JPY was able to push to highs for the day at Y110.32, though the rally was brief as the pair eased back under Y110.00.

In Europe attention will be on BoE’s MPC minutes (at 08:30 GMT). Last week BOE cut its growth estimate and said that inflation would back under its target level of 2% next two years. As a result, market players shed their BOE rate hike expectations.
At 10:00 GMT UK CBI orders will be released. Analysts predict orders fell 12% in August after -8% month earlier.

Resistance 3: Y112.00
Resistance 2: Y110.70
Resistance 1: Y110.20
Current price: Y109.99
Support 1: Y109.60
Support 2: Y108.40
Support 3: Y107.20
Comments: Wednesday’s overnight USD/JPY again challenged channel support line from Jul 16 at Y109.60, but failed to break under, spurring short-covering. Below that support the losses may widen to last Wednesday’s lows on Y108.35/40 and then – to Y107.20 (Aug 01 lows). Resistance comes on Y110.20 (61.8% of Y110.70 - Y109.50 decline). Above there is a chance of testing Friday’s highs on Y110.70. Key resistance is around Y112.00 (channel line from Mar 2008).

Resistance 3: Chf1.1180
Resistance 2: Chf1.1080
Resistance 1: Chf1.1030
Current price: Chf1.0941
Support 1: Chf1.0880
Support 2: Chf1.0600
Support 3: Chf1.0720
Comments: Dollar remains under pressure Wednesday’s morning after yesterday’s US data showed housing starts and building permits - a measure of builder confidence - fell to levels in July not seen since the 1991 recession as the housing market fallout continued. In general, techs on dollar hasn’t changed. Support is near session lows on Chf1.0880/90 with stronger – on Chf1.0800 (23.6% of Chf1.0030 - Chf1.1030 rise). Resistance is near yesterday’s highs on Chf1.1030 with a break above will open the way to Chf1.1080/00. Neat band of resistance is around Jan 07 high on Chf1.1180/90.

Resistance 3: $1.8840
Resistance 2: $1.8780
Resistance 1: $1.8680
Current price: $1.8639
Support 1: $1.8620
Support 2: $1.8510
Support 3: $1.8300
Comments: Sterling consolidates ahead of BoE meeting minutes (06-07.08), due to release at 08:30 GMT. Last week BOE cut its growth estimate and said that inflation would back under its target level of 2% next two years. As a result, market players shed their BOE rate hike expectations. Support is around $1.8620 with a break under will target Friday’s lows on $1.8510/20 (also Oct 2006 lows). Stronger level is near $1.8300 (38.2% of the rally from Jun 2001 lows at $1.3670 to Nov 2007 highs at $2.1160). Resistance comes on Tuesday’s high at $1.8680, above – on $1.8780 (last Thursday’s highs). Strong resistance may be mentioned around 23.6% Fibo on $1.8840 (of the $1.9930 - $1.8510 move).

Resistance 3:$1.4950
Resistance 2: $1.4880
Resistance 1: $1.4800
Current price: $1.4762
Support 1: $1.4700
Support 2: $1.4630
Support 3: $1.4550
Comments: EUR/USD weakened a bit overnight, but in general looks optimistic. Dollar’s decline amid the worries about the financial markets is the main driver now. Moreover, yesterday ZEW’s expectations index unexpectedly rose to -55.5 from minus -63.9 in July (the lowest since the survey began in 1991), easing the concerns about recession in Europe. Today in Asia rate tested channel resistance line from Aus 11 on $1.4790/00 and retreated. Above than level the rise may extend to $1.4860/80 and $1.4950 (23.6% of $1.6030 - $1.4630 decline). Interim support comes near $1.4700 with stronger one – on Tuesday’s low at $1.4630. Below rate may dip down to channel support line on $1.4550.

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.4794 1.4628 1.4781
USD/JPY 110.32 109.52 109.66
GBP/USD 1.8684 1.8535 1.8664
USD/CHF 1.1031 1.0894 1.0911

EUR/JPY 162.37 160.83 162.10
EUR/GBP 0.7921 0.7870 0.7915
GBP/JPY 205.37 203.87 204.73
GBP/CHF 2.0485 2.0348 2.0368

Change % Change Last
Nikkei -300.40 -2.28% 12,865.05
Topix -28.21 -2.20% 1,235.54
FTSE -129.80 -2.38% 5,320.40
DAX -150.45 -2.34% 6,282.43
CAC -116.05 -2.61% 4,332.79
Dow -130.84 -1.14% 11,348.55
NASDAQ -32.62 -1.35% 2,384.36
S&P -11.91 -0.93% 1,266.69
10yr Note +0.2600 +0.068% 3.842%
NYMEX Crude Oil +1.66 +1.47% 114.53
Gold +11.10 +1.38% 816.80

08:30 UK BoE meeting minutes (06-07.08)
08:30 UK M4 money supply (July) provisional - 1.8%
08:30 UK M4 money supply (July) provisional Y/Y - 11.4%
08:30 UK M4 lending (July) provisional, bln - +46.1
08:30 UK PSNCR (July), bln -10.0 +15.5
10:00 UK CBI industrial order books balance (August) -12% -8%
12:30 Canada Retail sales (June) - 0.4%
12:30 Canada Retail sales excluding auto (June) - 0.4%
23:50 Japan Trade balance (July) unadjusted, trln - 0.139