The housing rescue legislation signed by President Bush bolster mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The industrial conglomerate Siemens AG said its third-quarter profit fell 31% from the same period a year ago, but was strengthened by better orders for power plants.

The world's second-largest credit-rating company Moody's Corp. said second-quarter profit fell 48% to $135.2M as demand slumped for ratings on mortgage bonds and collateralized debt obligations.

The clothing maker Hanesbrands Inc reported second-quarter profit of 65 cents a share, missing analysts’ estimates.

Has also lifted back into the upper echelons of the day's range, lifting to $1.9820 after earlier carving out fresh lows under $1.9750 after filling bids down there. Pair now within striking distance of overnight highs at $1.9840, a thicket of offers up there.

The dollar rose to a one-month high versus the euro after a private report showed U.S. companies unexpectedly added jobs.
``The worst may be behind the U.S. dollar,'' said Steven Butler, director of foreign-exchange trading at Scotia Capital Inc. in Toronto. ``We can also look a little bit forward and hope that perhaps the U.S. is starting to show some small signs of recovery.''
The U.S. dollar strengthened versus the euro as ADP Employer Services reported that companies added 9,000 jobs in July after cutting a revised 77,000 positions in the previous month. The median forecast of 29 economists was for a reduction of 60,000 jobs.
``Everything starts to align for the dollar,'' said Brian Dolan, chief currency strategist at FOREX.com, a unit of online currency trading firm Gain Capital in Bedminster, New Jersey. ``There's optimism that we're starting to see some stabilization in the U.S. economy.''
The Labor Department will probably report on Aug. 1 that non-farm payrolls dropped by 75,000 this month following a decline of 62,000 in June, according to the median forecast.
The U.S. payroll report, which includes government hiring, has shown a reduction in jobs each month this year, while ADP has recorded only two declines.
The dollar pared its gain versus the euro after an Energy Department report showing an unexpected decline in gasoline inventories pushed oil prices higher.
Crude oil rose 0.3 percent to $122.50 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The dollar fell to an all-time low of $1.6038 per euro on July 15 on concern losses in financial firms and record fuel prices may prolong the economic slowdown in the U.S.
The Federal Reserve extended its emergency lending programs to Wall Street firms through January after policy makers judged that markets are still too weak to operate without a backstop from the central bank.
``It suggests the market is still fragile, and we're not out of the woods yet,'' said Benedikt Germanier, a currency strategist at UBS AG in Stamford, Connecticut. ``That means the Fed won't raise rates any time soon. ''

The major indices are on the decline as crude prices (+2.1% to $124.72) rally to session highs. With the exception of energy (+3.1%), the recent pullback is broad-based, with financials (-0.6%), tech (-0.4%), healthcare (-0.7%), and consumer discretionary (-0.4%) now all posting a Electronic Artsloss.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq fall into negative territory, with notable weakness in Garmin ( -8.32), Cisco (-0.34) and (-3.94).

Dow surges 150 points as stocks get an early boost from a surprise jobs report, a mortgage relief bill and an extension of the Fed's emergency loan program.
Stocks continued to soar Wednesday on an unexpected rise in private payrolls, the signing of a mortgage relief bill to aid the housing crisis, and a continuation of a Federal Reserve plan to help banks during the credit crisis.
Stocks soared at the open, after a jobs report surprise gave investors hope of a brighter economic outlook.
The U.S. private sector added a seasonally adjusted 9,000 jobs during the month of July, according to Wednesday's ADP employment report. That was unexpected; economists had forecast a 60,000-job decline. July marked a significant improvement over June's numbers, when the private sector shed a revised 77,000 jobs.
The ADP payrolls survey came two days ahead of the more closely watched employment report from the U.S. Labor Department, which is due out Friday.
After initially threatening to veto the bill, President Bush on Wednesday signed a sweeping measure to offer affordable government-backed mortgages to homeowners at risk of foreclosure. The law will also bolster government-sponsored mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a temporary rescue plan and stricter regulation. Congress approved the bill last week.
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it is extending its emergency borrowing program to assist Wall Street banks with liquidity during the credit crisis. The plan was extended until Jan. 30. The U.S. central bank originally said the plan, which began in March, would end in mid-September.
Crude prices fell $1 to $121.19 per barrel. Oil has fallen $26 since setting a record high of $147.27 on July 11.
GPS navigation device maker Garmin reported quarterly earnings Wednesday that rose 20%, but the company offered tepid guidance. Shares plunged 13% Wednesday.
The NASDAQ was also restrained by disappointing earnings from Urltimate Softwae , down 27%, and Silicon Motion , off by 30%.
Financial rating and analysis company Moody's reported earnings that fell 48% from a year earlier, but results managed to beat analysts' expectations. Shares rose 1%.
COMEX gold for August delivery fell $20 to settle at $896.50 per ounce, after fluctuating above and below the breakeven point for much of the day.
Treasury prices fell Tuesday, sending the yield on the benchmark 10-year note up to 4.11% from 4.05% late Tuesday. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.

The S&P 500 is sporting a solid gain of 1.0%, but is off its session high when it was up 1.4%. The pullback from its best level has been mostly broad-based, although the financial sector has seen the sharpest drop.
The financial sector is currently trading up 0.4% after retreating from a gain of 3.4%. The life and health insurance group (-2.2%) is posting the largest decline within the sector. MetLife (-2.63) reported a larger-than-expected drop in profit due to the declining equity market and catastrophes in its homeowners business. Second quarter earnings per share declined 24% year-over-year to $1.20, which missed the consensus estimate by $0.21.

The stock market continues to post a hefty gain. The Nasdaq is in positive territory, but is up less than half of the S&P 500's advance of 0.8%.
Nasdaq components Electronic Arts (-4.45) and Garmin (-6.70) are getting hammered due to disappointment over their respective quarterly earnings reports. Garmin increased profit compared to the prior year, but the company's results and outlook fell short of Wall Street estimates due to slower growth in GPS demand.
Electronic Arts saw a 41% increase in revenue, but its earnings per share of $0.42 was $0.09 worse than the consensus estimate.

JPM keeps -85k est for July payrolls, says ADP "has overshot the first prints of the official private-payroll figures in each of the last eight months."

EUR/USD: $1.5650, $1.5750
USD/JPY: Y107.30, Y107.05
GBP/USD: $2.0020
AUS/USD: $0.9500, $0.9550, $0.9570, $0.9400
Kiwi: $0.7505, $0.7530

Futures suggest a slightly higher start after climbing to their best levels of the session (S&P futures +5.0, Nasdaq futures +5.2) following the better-than-expected ADP employment report. Energizer reported a increase in net profit, although the results fell short of Wall Street's estimate as economic conditions impact its battery business. FedEx was downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley.
In earnings news, Moody's, Office Depot, Office Max and Viacom topped expectations. Several companies fell short of estimates, including Comcast, Garmin and MetLife. Shares of Wyeth and Elan are getting hammered in premarket trading on disappointing data regarding their Alzheimer drug; WYE is down 14.4% and ELN is down 32%.
In other news, the SEC extended its temporary rules to restrict naked short selling on several financial stocks and President Bush signed the housing bill into law that includes support for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac .

Back below $1.9800, as rate gats pulled lower by euro-dollar's react to the ADP release (general dollar demand) while euro-sterling holds toward the low end of its tight stg0.7860/80 range. Bids seen palced around $1.9760/50.

"The bottom line here is that ADP is a very noisy survey, like the official data, and single monthly observations have to be viewed skeptically. The trend in employment is downwards and the trend in the unemployment rate is upwards."

The following data were issued
08:00ItalyPPI (June) 0.8% 0.8% 1.5%
08:00ItalyPPI (June) Y/Y 8.2% - 7.5%
09:00EU(15)Economic sentiment index (July) 89.5 93.2 94.8 (94.9)
09:00EU(15)Business climate indicator (July) -0.21 - 0.13 (0.14)

The dollar traded near a one-month high versus the euro, after its biggest gain in almost a month yesterday, before a U.S. employment report and as oil fell for a second day.
The U.S. currency gained most versus the New Zealand dollar and the South African rand as stocks rose in Asia and Europe on optimism easing oil prices will curb company production costs. New Zealand's dollar dropped to a 10-month low after Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said slowing economic growth will curb inflation in the next two years.

EUR/USD opened in early Europe around $1.5570. Sell pressure took the pair to fresh lows for the day at $1.5559. Good demand to buy ahead of $1.5550 saw the pair coming back to highs for the day above $1.5614, with euro-dollar coming back to $1.5580.Bids $1.5560/50, bids $1.5480, offers $1.5520.
GBP/USD opened early Europe at $1.9783 before falling to the lows around $1.9770. Later rate recovered to $1.9840 where sellers were waiting and pound retreated to $1.9780. Cable bids $1.9770, $1.9760/50, $1.9715/00. Offers $1.9840/50-70.
USD/JPY opened in early Europe around Y108.08 before sliding to Y107.95. Dlr-yen bids Y107.70/65, stops below,bids Y107.30. Offers Y108.20/30.

At 12:15 GMT focus will be on private ADP report on employment in US. The report is very important as it comes ahead of Friday’s Non-farm payrolls report.
At 12:30 GMT Canada is due to release its PPI report.

EUR/USD: $1.5650, $1.5750
USD/JPY: Y107.30, Y107.05
GBP/USD: $2.0020
AUS/USD: $0.9500, $0.9550, $0.9570, $0.9400
Kiwi: $0.7505, $0.7530

EUR/USD still under pressure after rate was punched back down to $1.5575 from earlier highs of $1.5616, currently trading around $1.5590. Offers remain in place to $1.5620, more around $1.5630 ahead of $1.5650/60. Main bids noted toward $1.5550, with stops below, with interim interest noted at $1.5570.

The euro recovered from one-month lows against the dollar as inflation concerns re-emerged after yesterday’s strong Germany CPI report. Analysts believe the strong inflation reading in Germany has increased the risk that inflation figures in the euro zone will come in above expectations on Thursday.

Attention will fall on the dollar later with the release of ADP's U.S. private payrolls figures, particularly to give some indication of what to expect from official non-farm payrolls data on Friday.

"Consensus looks for the ADP figure to improve slightly from last month's 79,000 decline, and we suspect a positive outturn could see further support for the dollar," said Huw Worthington, strategist at Barclays Capital.

Elsewhere, the pound remained under pressure from Tuesday's dismal data on high street and housing market activity.

Resistance 3: Y110.00
Resistance 2: Y109.60
Resistance 1: Y108.30
Current price: Y107.91
Support 1: Y107.70
Support 2: Y106.50
Support 3: Y106.00
Comments: Dollar resumed decline with support mentioned near channel line on Y107.70. Below losses may widen to Y106.50 and Y106.00. Resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on Y108.30, then – at Y109.60. Strong resistance comes near channel line on Y110.00/05.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0610
Resistance 2: Chf1.0500
Resistance 1: Chf1.0480
Current price: Chf1.0452
Support 1: Chf1.0440
Support 2: Chf1.0380
Support 3: Chf1.0300
Comments: After yesterday’s rally dollar retreated a bit, testing support at 23.6% Fibo level on Chf1.0440 overnight. Below correction may dip to 61.8% Fibo on Chf1.0380. Key level comes at Chf1.0300 (channel support line from Jul 15). Resistance is around yesterday’s highs on Chf1.0480. A bit higher there is stronger level on Chf1.0500 (upper bound of the upward channel from Jul 15). Break above will open the way to May highs on Chf1.0610.

Resistance 3: $2.0070
Resistance 2: $1.9960
Resistance 1: $1.9840
Current price: $1.9810
Support 1: $1.9750
Support 2: $1.9650
Support 3: $1.9580
Comments: Techs on pound hasn’t changed. Strong support comes at channel line from Jul 15 on $1.9750/60 (yesterday pound failed to break under). Further target comes at Jul 22 lows on $1.9650. Key support is around trend line from Apr 2006 on $1.9580. Minor resistance is mentioned near 38.2% Fibo level of yesterday’s sell-off on $1.9840. Stronger level is near channel line from Jul 15 on $1.9960. Break above will open the way to Jul 07 highs on $2.0070.

Resistance 3:$1.5820
Resistance 2: $1.5750
Resistance 1: $1.5600
Current price: $1.5604
Support 1: $1.5560
Support 2: $1.5500
Support 3: $1.5440
Comments: Euro testing minor resistance around $1.5600, then resistance comes near Tuesday’s high on $1.5750. Stronger level comes at channel line on $1.5820. Strong support comes at channel line from Jul 15 at $1.5560 with a break under will widen losses to key support line, passing at trend line from Dec 08 2007 on $1.5500. Below there is a chance for decline down to $1.5440.

European equity bourses are higher Wednesday with strong results from Arcelor Mittal and Siemens improving sentiment. Mining stocks are also higher with steelmaker ThyssenKrup bid after upgrade from Merrill Lynch from "neutral" to "buy". CAC-50 is up 45pts, Xetra-DAX is up 39pts, FTSE-100 is up 71pts.

EUR/USD: $1.5650, $1.5750
USD/JPY: Y107.30, Y107.05
GBP/USD: $2.0020
AUS/USD: $0.9500, $0.9550, $0.9570, $0.9400
Kiwi: $0.7505, $0.7530

“The euro zone economy's outlook has really become more bleak,” said Jan Lambregts at Rabobank International. “Ultimately, that means the upside for the euro-dollar is becoming more capped at the moment.” Rabobank forecasts the euro will decline to $1.55 by the end of this year.

EUR
Bids: $1.5550
Offers: $1.5620, $1.5650

JPY
Bids: Y107.70, Y107.30
Offers: Y108.60

GBP
Bids: $1.9760/50, $1.9715/00, $1.9695/90

Offers: $1.9825, $1.9840/50

AUSSIE
Bids: $0.9450/40, $0.9330
Offers: $0.9520

“I still remain super dollar-bearish,” said Michiyoshi Kato at Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd.. “As long as housing prices are plunging, the U.S. cannot pull the economy out of its slump. Systemic risks of a credit crisis still prevail.”

The yen traded near a one-month low against the dollar on speculation Japanese investors will invest their summer bonuses in overseas assets offering higher yields.
The currency may fall for a second day as Japanese finance companies seek to raise about 380 billion yen ($3.5 billion) in the remainder of this week for funds investing abroad.
The Australian dollar declined after a government report showed home-building approvals unexpectedly dropped in June for a second month.
New Zealand's dollar fell to a 10-month low after Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said a slowing economy will slow inflation over the next two years.
The dollar may rise for a second day against the euro after crude oil dropped to a 12-week low of $120.42 a barrel yesterday, helping drive U.S. stocks higher.
The euro may decline on speculation a European report today will show economic sentiment fell to a five-year low in July, adding to signs of cooling growth in the 15-nation region's economy.

EUR/USD tested key support zone between $1.5550/60 and recovered to $1.5600. In general, rate holds within the $1.5550/$1.5610 channel.

GBP/USD consolidated within the $1.9800/20 range overnight before it fell to $1.9760. Currently rate holds near $1.9800/05.

USD/JPY printed low on Y107.80 before it rebounded to Y108.20. But dollar failed to set above the figure and back off to Y107.94.

EU data starts with inflation numbers from Italia. But more important EU economic and consumer indexes will be.
At 12:15 GMT focus will be on private ADP report on employment in US. The report is very important as it comes ahead of Friday’s Non-farm payrolls report.
At 12:30 GMT Canada is due to release its PPI report.

Japan's benchmark stock indies ended Wednesday's session higher, with the benchmark Nikkei 225 up 208.34 points, or 1.58%, at 13367.79. The broader-based TOPIX was 21.35 points higher at 1302.35.

Stock market fixing:
Nikkei 225 - 194.33 -1.5% 13,159.45
Topix -19.15 -1.5% 1,281.64
DAX 30 -85.56 -1.33% 6,351.15
САС 40 -3.96 -0.09% 4,320.49
FTSE 100 -40.00 -0.75% 5,312.60
Dow +266.48 +2.39% 11,397.56
Nasdaq +55.40 +2.45% 2,319.62
S&P +28.83 +2.34% 1,263.20
10YR+0.2600 +0.065% 4.044%
NYMEX Crude Oil -2.54 -2.04% 122.19
Gold -11.40 -1.22% 926.40

Japan stocks fell to the lowest in a week on concern surging energy costs will erode earnings and spending, and financial companies' credit losses will accelerate.
Toyota Motor Corp. dropped after cutting its sales forecast, while parts affiliate Aisin Seiki Co. plunged the most in six months. Nomura Holdings Inc., the nation's biggest brokerage, sank near a two-week low after Merrill Lynch & Co. announced more writedowns. Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. led shipping lines lower after cargo rates for commodities fell a 12th straight day.
Japan's jobless rate climbed to 4.1% in June, the highest level in almost two years, the statistics bureau said today. Economists had forecast the gauge to remain at 4%. Household spending fell 1.8%, a fourth month of decline.
Merrill Lynch said Monday it will raise an additional $8.5 billion by selling shares and take a $5.7 billion writedown because of losses on collateralized debt obligations. Meanwhile, the IMF stood by its forecast for $1 trillion in credit market losses and said an end to the U.S. housing recession is ``not visible.''

European stocks rose for the first time in four days after a report showed U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly advanced this month.
Nestle SA and L'Oreal SA led gains by companies that rely on the U.S. for more than a quarter of their sales. Air France-KLM Group, Europe's biggest airline, and Ryanair Holdings Plc advanced as oil dropped to a 10-week low. Better-than-estimated profit from U.S. Steel Corp. lifted steelmakers. SAP AG rallied after increasing its full-year revenue and margin forecasts.
British Airways Plc added 6%. Europe's third-biggest carrier said it's holding talks with Spain's Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana SA about a merger. Shares in Iberia rallied 21%.
ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steelmaker, jumped 4.8%. ThyssenKrupp AG, Germany's largest, climbed 2.9%.
SAP surged 9.8%. The world's largest maker of business-management software said it sees full-year revenue increasing to the top end of the target range between 24% and 27%.
UBS AG dropped 3.6% and Barclays Plc sank 4.1% after Merrill Lynch & Co. said it will book more writedowns and sell $8.5 billion of stock.

Dow soared by more than 200 points on encouraging news from Merrill Lynch and a surprise rise in consumer confidence. Oil prices tumble, adding to rally.

Investment bank Merrill Lynch said late Monday it would take a $5.7 billion writedown and sell off $11.1 billion in mortgage securities in the current quarter. The brokerage also said it plans to raise $8.5 billion through the issuance of new stock.
The market then continued its gains as oil prices fell further. Crude prices fell $3.15 to $121.58 per barrel Tuesday after OPEC president Chakib Khelil said oil was overpriced and will soon sink to $70 a barrel.
Consumer confidence got a surprise boost in July, according to the Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index released Tuesday. The index rose nearly a point after falling in the previous six months. Analysts anticipated the index to fall again by 0.4 points. Separate report was less optimistic, showing May home prices dropped a record 15.8% from a year ago. It was the 22nd consecutive month of decline recorded by the index.

The dollar advanced to a one-month high versus the euro and the yen as U.S. consumer confidence increased and crude oil prices dropped, reducing concern the economy may fall into a recession. The New York-based Conference Board's U.S. consumer confidence index rose this month to 51.9, higher than forecast, from a revised 51 in June, the lowest since February 1992.
The pound dropped sharply in value against other currencies after a survey by the Confederation of British Industry showed UK high street sales are falling off the charts.In its distributive trades survey, the CBI said the balance of retail sales came of -36% (the lowest reading since the survey began in July 1983) versus June's -9%. Analysts had expected a more modest fall to -15%.
"The survey... significantly bolsters the case for the Bank of England to hold off from raising interest rates despite current elevated inflation levels and risks," said Howard Archer at Global Insight. "Indeed, it very much boosts the case for the next move in interest rates to be down," he added.
The yen declined earlier against the dollar after government reports showed Japan's unemployment rate rose in June to 4.1 percent, the highest level in almost two years, and household spending fell, adding to signs the economy's longest postwar expansion may be ending.

EUR/USD consolidated within the $1.5740/55 range overnight before sliding to $1.5725. Later euro recovered to session high, but strong data from US spurred the sell-off down to $1.5550.
GBP/USD rose to $1.9968, but offers ahead of $1.9980 capped the rise and rate retreated to $1.9931. Later weak CBI retail sales report dragged the pound down to $1.9760.
USD/JPY held within the Y107.30/45 before rising to Y108.30 and set stable around Y108.10/30.

EU data starts with inflation numbers from Italia. But more important EU economic and consumer indexes will be.
At 12:15 GMT focus will be on private ADP report on employment in US. The report is very important as it comes ahead of Friday’s Non-farm payrolls report.
At 12:30 GMT Canada is due to release its PPI report.

Resistance 3: Y110.00
Resistance 2: Y109.60
Resistance 1: Y108.30
Current price: Y108.07
Support 1: Y107.70
Support 2: Y106.50
Support 3: Y106.00
Comments: Dollar holds within the rising channel from Jul 16 with resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on Y108.30, then – at Y109.60. Strong resistance comes near channel line on Y110.00/05. Support mentioned near channel line on Y107.70. Below losses may widen to Y106.50 and Y106.00.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0610
Resistance 2: Chf1.0500
Resistance 1: Chf1.0480
Current price: Chf1.0452
Support 1: Chf1.0440
Support 2: Chf1.0380
Support 3: Chf1.0300
Comments: After yesterday’s rally dollar retreated a bit, testing support at 23.6% Fibo level on Chf1.0440 overnight. Below correction may dip to 61.8% Fibo on Chf1.0380. Key level comes at Chf1.0300 (channel support line from Jul 15). Resistance is around yesterday’s highs on Chf1.0480. A bit higher there is stronger level on Chf1.0500 (upper bound of the upward channel from Jul 15). Break above will open the way to May highs on Chf1.0610.

Resistance 3: $2.0070
Resistance 2: $1.9960
Resistance 1: $1.9840
Current price: $1.9773
Support 1: $1.9750
Support 2: $1.9650
Support 3: $1.9580
Comments: Pound remains under pressure after yesterday’s release of weak CBI retail sales numbers. Strong support comes at channel line from Jul 15 on $1.9750/60 (yesterday pound failed to break under). Further target comes at Jul 22 lows on $1.9650. Key support is around trend line from Apr 2006 on $1.9580. Minor resistance is mentioned near 38.2% Fibo level of yesterday’s sell-off on $1.9840. Stronger level is near channel line from Jul 15 on $1.9960. Break above will open the way to Jul 07 highs on $2.0070.

Resistance 3:$1.5820
Resistance 2: $1.5750
Resistance 1: $1.5600
Current price: $1.5564
Support 1: $1.5560
Support 2: $1.5500
Support 3: $1.5440
Comments: Euro testing channel support line from Jul 15 at $1.5560 with a break under will widen losses to key support line, passing at trend line from Dec 08 2007 on $1.5500. Below there is a chance for decline down to $1.5440. Minor resistance is around session highs at $1.5600, then – near Tuesday’s high on $1.5750. Stronger level comes at channel line on $1.5820.

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.5756 1.5551 1.5583
USD/JPY 108.29 107.27 108.14
GBP/USD 1.9967 1.9760 1.9799
USD/CHF 1.0478 1.0316 1.0465

EUR/JPY 169.45 168.27 168.53
EUR/GBP 0.7912 0.7861 0.7869
GBP/JPY 214.79 213.70 214.12
GBP/CHF 2.0727 2.0564 2.0722

Change % Change Last
Nikkei 225 - 194.33 -1.5% 13,159.45
Topix -19.15 -1.5% 1,281.64
DAX 30 -85.56 -1.33% 6,351.15
САС 40 -3.96 -0.09% 4,320.49
FTSE 100 -40.00 -0.75% 5,312.60
Dow +266.48 +2.39% 11,397.56
Nasdaq +55.40 +2.45% 2,319.62
S&P +28.83 +2.34% 1,263.20
10YR+0.2600 +0.065% 4.044%
NYMEX Crude Oil -2.54 -2.04% 122.19
Gold -11.40 -1.22% 926.40

08:00 Italy PPI (June) 0.8% 1.5%
08:00 Italy PPI (June) Y/Y - 7.5%
09:00 EU(15) Economic sentiment index (July) 93.2 94.9
09:00 EU(15) Business climate indicator (July) - 0.14
12:15 USA ADP employment (July) -45K -79K
17:00 France Unemployment (June) - +5.4K
23:01 UK Gfk consumer confidence (July) -36 -34