U.S Market Review on December 5, 2014

InvestClinic - In the US session today will be 3 to data released by that Non-Farm Employment Change in estimate rose from 214K into 231K, the trade balance of -43.0B strengthened to -41.3B, while unemployment is expected to remain at 5.8% figure.
 
Previous dragi has not provide a strong enough signal of additional monetary stimulus, so that the EU has strengthened. The ECB also cut its growth forecast for the euro zone next year to 1.0% of the projection in September by 1.6%. 

Inflation expectations for 2015 are also reduced to only 0.7% from the previous 1.1%, well below the ECB's target of close to 2%. based on the description above can be concluded that for the news tonight in the prediction would side with the USD. For long-term euro also allegedly would have strengthened, if the issue of QE will actually be applied.

Japan’s Nikkei Jumps 2 pct on Exporters, Recovers From Cyprus Blow

Japan’s Nikkei average rebounded 2 percent on Tuesday, regaining some ground lost in the previous session as fears receded that a controversial bailout proposal for Cyprus could reignite the euro zone crisis.

Analysts said that the disruption to the Japanese market from the unusual bailout plan for Cyprus seems to have run its course, although the Japanese equities market is prone to volatility because it is vulnerable to a rise in the yen when global market uncertainty increases.

“It looks like the bailout issue will be contained in Cyprus itself and it probably won’t spread to the euro zone. As the Japanese market was rallying lately, Monday’s selling served as a good opportunity for correction,” said Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities. “But European debt issues will likely take years to be resolved, and we need to be prepared for a sell-off like this again as the Japanese market could easily get hit by a strong yen when investors buy the yen.”

The Nikkei added 247.60 points to 12,468.23 after sliding 2.7 percent on Monday, its biggest one-day drop in 10 months. The index is just 0.74 percent away from a 4-1/2 year high of 12,560.95 marked last Friday.

Ahead of a parliamentary vote in Cyprus that will either secure the island’s financial rescue or threaten default, euro zone ministers have urged Cyprus to let smaller savers escape a controversial levy on bank deposits.

Kospi Continue Correction, Induced Yen


South Korea again relegated to the negative zone in trading Tuesday (12/3) is mainly due to the weakening yen that continues to worry for exporters of ginseng country to compete in the global marketplace.

The automobile sector has been weakened in recent days due to the won continues to struggle to compete with the apparent rate of speed of depreciation of the yen. The Japanese currency has lost nearly 9 percent against the Korean won since the beginning of 2013, and gave Japanese exporters greater profitability than rivals in Korea.

Some big names still appeared strong automotive giant in today's trading as Hyundai Motor, which rose about 1 percent and Kia Motors is still slightly higher around 0.7 percent. Recorded Kopsi index fell -0.28% or -5.59 points at 1997.99 area, while the Kospi index futures slumped -0.95 participate in the range of 263.75 points.

Abundant supplies, Oil prices fell


Oil prices moved down in the Asian trading session. The flood of U.S. oil inventories helped weigh on the development of macro-economic outlook in the country with the world's biggest economy, obviously trader based in Singapore.

Release employment data on Friday (08/03) shows the number of workers increased 236 000 in February, compared with economists' expectations of 160,000. Another factor that allegedly helped depress prices is China economic data releases on the weekend that showed declining retail sales and industrial output, obviously trader.

Nymex crude oil futures to trade in a range of $ 90 - $ 93/barrel in the coming sessions. April Nymex crude oil futures contract fell 22 cents to $ 91.73/barrel. Brent crude fell 38 cents to $ 110.47/barrel.

Yen above 96, Nikkei Lead Asia's Rally


Nikkei - Japan again led the rally in Asian trade earlier in the week (11/3) thanks again helped by a weaker yen which is now increasingly weakened in the range of 96 to the U.S. dollar (USD).

The headline Nikkei index observed to move in the area of ​​12392.81 or achieve a gain of +109.19 points after opening at 12363.09 level and shot up to a high of 12399.76. While the Yen is now perched at around 96.13 after the level dropped to 96.25 per dollar.

Gold Weakens After U.S. Jobs Data Release


Gold futures moved down on Monday while U.S. employment sector data released on estimates positively impact economic growth prospects, and depressed safe-haven buying, despite the central bank is expected to continue to lift the economy in tahumn 2013.

Policy easing from the Federal Reserve has brought gold to a record high in recent years, as investors try to cope with high inflation estimates related to the printing of money the U.S. central bank.

Contract Spot gold fell 0.1% to $ 1,576.04 an ounce, recovering from a low for 2 weeks at the $ 1,560.80 in the previous session. U.S. gold futures fell 0.1% to $ 1,575.40.

Kospi eroded weaker yen

 
He began trading earlier this week (Monday, 11/3) among exporters Korea - South re-injured by the impact of the weakening of the yen - Japanese for Korean and Japanese exporters face to face in competition in some markets.

In addition, the weakening Kospi - South Korea today also due to concerns about inflation in China increased significantly in February, although the data of industrial output and retail sales shrank. China's inflation surge was confirmed that the Chinese authorities need to take policy measures to dampen prices through monetary tightening, which would impact on the shrinkage of economic growth.

Since the beginning of the year, South Korea's automobile sector has been hit hard by the impact of the weakening yen, and today the sector again suffered after the yen dropped back to the level of 96.25 against the U.S. dollar Recorded Kia Motors Corp. stock. fallen to 1.8% and Hyundai Motor Co. dropped to 2.6%.

The major indexes tracked Kospi fell -0.15% or -2.17 points at 2003.60 area, while the Kospi futures down -0.70 points share in the range of 264.30.
 
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