European markets have opened in negative territory today, extending previous session losses. Traders shrugged off better-than-expected Chinese economic growth data and upbeat quarterly results from Apple. Closer home, market participants will keep a tab on UK public sector net borrowing data due later today. Additionally, a report on US existing home sales will attract market […]
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October 20, 2014 – Stock Market News Earnings season has been moving markets recently and a total of 130 companies are set to release results this week. Today, IBM was a key mover after releasing their earnings report. Figures were weaker than expected with the company posting lower quarterly earnings and revenue ahead of the […]
October 20, 2014 – Daily Market News Today’s Hot Asset: Yen Following a choppy week, U.S. markets finished higher on Friday. Stocks began to recover their losses as fears over the global outlook subsided and positive earnings reports were released. Economic data from the U.S boosted sentiment with Consumer sentiment reaching a 7 year high […]
October 20, 2014 – Forex News Hot asset for today: EUR/USD EUR/USD The EUR/USD slightly decreased from Friday’s high and is currently trading around 1.2760. As there is no important data being released today, ranging movement is expected to continue. However, pay attention to the German Bundesbank monthly report which will contain all articles, speeches […]
October 20, 2014 – Weekly Outlook EUR/USD The EUR/USD started last week trading sideways at 1.2600. U.S. Retail Sales data was released on Wednesday and caused a significant increase to 1.2880 and since then, the pair has ranged between 1.2725 and 1.2840. Remarks from FOMC members also affected the pair as they lowered the probability […]
Japanese stocks led a rally overnight after some solid US data caused the Nikkei to rise 4%, its biggest daily rise since June. This followed a positive session in the US on Friday where the Dow closed around the 16400 mark. The dollar was up just less than half a percent against the yen, pulling […]
European markets have opened in the red today, reversing some of Friday’s sharp gains and shrugging off positive leads from Asian markets. Closer home, data from Rightmove indicated that house prices in the UK rose in October. With no major domestic economic releases later today, market participants will track Eurozone current account and Italy’s industrial […]
European markets have opened in the red today, reversing some of Friday’s sharp gains and shrugging off positive leads from Asian markets. Closer home, data from Rightmove indicated that house prices in the UK rose in October. With no major domestic economic releases later today, market participants will track Eurozone current account and Italy’s industrial […]
October 17, 2014, Stock Market News Asian stocks closed mixed following drops in China as a trading link between Hong-Kong and Shanghai might be delayed. In India, the Mumbai index advanced 0.59%. Axis bank added 2.7% after cutting its base rate by 10 points. Tata Motors was down 0.78% while Tata Steel advanced 2.94%. European […]
October 17, 2014 – Daily Market News U.S. stocks finished with little change following comments by Fed members that there is no rush to increase interest rates due to worries that it could hamper global growth. Further to this, James Bullard, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, stated that quantitative easing could […]
October 17, 2014 – Indices News U.S. stocks finished with little change following comments by Fed members that there is no rush to increase interest rates due to worries that it could hamper global growth. Further to this, James Bullard, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, stated that quantitative easing could actually […]
October 17, 2014 – Forex News Hot asset for today: EUR/USD EUR/USD On Wednesday, the EUR/USD broke through its resistance and climbed above 1.2800 as U.S. retail sales data came out worse than expected, showing the biggest decrease seen in 4 months. Mario Draghi also spoke but did not say anything surprising and so there […]
It was another choppy session overnight in the US after Jobless claims in the States came in at 14 year lows which eased the concern of a weakening US economy and further global deflation. The Dow closed 24 points lower at 16117 and the SP500 0.27 points lower at 1862. The Euro pulled negatively away […]
European markets have opened mostly higher today. However, gains remained capped, amid lingering concerns over the global economic outlook. Amid a lack of domestic economic releases today, traders will track speeches from top central banks officials for further guidance. Additionally, US housing sector and consumer sentiment data will keep traders on their toes. Related Posts:Tesla […]
European markets have opened mostly higher today. However, gains remained capped, amid lingering concerns over the global economic outlook. Amid a lack of domestic economic releases today, traders will track speeches from top central banks officials for further guidance. Additionally, US housing sector and consumer sentiment data will keep traders on their toes. Related Posts:Tesla […]
Anyone who has been watching the market for the past few years knows that Wall Street wanted the stock market to get back to where it was. You know, to the optimism and price levels in the time before the 2008-2009 financial crisis. And Wall Street did get its way in the Dow Industrials more […]
Fears over global growth continued to weigh down indices with the SP500 and Nasdaq briefly being pushed into negative territory for the year. At one point the Dow was down over 300 points but managed to pull back to close 173 points down at 16141. The Nikkei also fell 2.2% to four and half month […]
European markets have opened in the green today, reversing some of the previous session’s sharp losses triggered by escalating concerns over the global economy. Additionally, traders cheered earnings updates from bellwethers, Roche and Nestle, released earlier today. Amid a lack of domestic economic releases today, traders await Eurozone consumer price inflation data for further guidance. […]
European markets have opened in the green today, reversing some of the previous session’s sharp losses triggered by escalating concerns over the global economy. Additionally, traders cheered earnings updates from bellwethers, Roche and Nestle, released earlier today. Amid a lack of domestic economic releases today, traders await Eurozone consumer price inflation data for further guidance. […]
October 15, 2014 – Stock Market News Asian stocks started to rebound following a bearish week. In China, transport companies rallied as Oil continued to drop. In Japan, Airlines and electronics shares demonstrated significant gains. Sberbank of Russia decreased 1.66%. The market in India was closed today due to General Assembly Elections. Gazprom OAO continued falling […]
October 15, 2014 – Daily Market News Today’s Hot Asset: USD After a strong sell off due to concerns over the global outlook, U.S. stocks climbed slightly. Gains were seen after earnings season started with positive results. Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Citigroup and Wells Fargo&Co all posted better than expected earnings figures. The S&P 500 […]
October 15, 2014 – Stock Market News Asian stocks started to rebound following a bearish week. In China, transport companies rallied as Oil continued to drop. In Japan, Airlines and electronics shares demonstrated significant gains. Sberbank of Russia decreased 1.66%. The market in India was closed today due to General Assembly Elections. Gazprom OAO continued […]
October 15, 2014 – Indices News After a strong sell off due to concerns over the global outlook, U.S. stocks climbed slightly. Gains were seen after earnings season started with positive results. Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Citigroup and Wells Fargo&Co all posted better than expected earnings figures. JP Morgan was slightly lower than expected but […]
October 15, 2014 – Forex News Hot asset for today: EUR/USD EUR/USD Yesterday, the EUR/USD dropped from 1.2760 to 1.2630 as the German ZEW Economic sentiment came out negative and pointed to a possible recession in the euro area. The EU Industrial production index also came out below expectations at -1.8%, adding to the bearish […]
The Dow finished lower for a fourth session closing at 16315 on lingering global growth demand whereas surprisingly SP500 and Nasdaq finished the session slightly higher, 1877 and 4227 respectively. The Dollar pulled back from a month low hit yesterday, edging up to 107.26 yen whereas the Euro was little changed around the $1.264 mark. […]
European markets have opened mostly in the red, as today’s weaker-than-expected Chinese annual inflation data along with yesterday’s dismal economic data out of Europe intensified concerns over the health of the global economy. Closer home, traders await the UK jobs report which is widely expected to show an improvement in the nation’s labour market. Additionally, […]
European markets have opened mostly in the red, as today’s weaker-than-expected Chinese annual inflation data along with yesterday’s dismal economic data out of Europe intensified concerns over the health of the global economy. Closer home, traders await the UK jobs report which is widely expected to show an improvement in the nation’s labour market. Additionally, […]
October 14, 2014 – Stock Market News Asian stocks dropped as negative sentiment regarding fears over global growth continued to hit equities. This year, Chinese equities have lost 10%. Japanese stocks joined the bearish wave as well as they reopened from a holiday to a stronger Yen. Toyota Motors Corp. lost 3.9% and SoftBank Corp, […]
You may remember that after the 2008-2009 crash, many called into question traditional economic models. Why did they fail? And more importantly, will they warn us of a new approaching doomsday, should there be one? This series gives you a well-researched answer. Here is Part VI; come back soon for Part VII. Myth #6: “Wars […]
