On Tuesday, U.S. stock indices fell within 1%. The perfect start bidding yesterday was overshadowed by the data, which showed declines in consumer confidence, which was worse than market expectations. It seems that our stock market yesterday was afraid of bad data from the States even more than the Americans themselves who have managed to close all the same level out some of their losses. Nevertheless, recent data show that home prices in 20 major U.S. cities continued to decline. In April, the price index for home SP /Case-Shiller, fell by 18.1% y /y, which indicates that the decline continues and the bottom is not yet in sight.
Yesterday's data from the States sent down not only the stock indices, and commodity prices, particularly oil prices. This morning we see a mixture of quotes Brent $ 69,7 /barrel, almost $ 3.5 lower than yesterday's prices. At the Asia-Pacific stock markets today, no single dynamic movement of stock indices. Thus, the Japanese Nikkei index closing for today's session brought in minus all of its 1.2% full-time recovery. Chinese stock market looks very vigorously against the backdrop of today's data showed growth in the June PMI index up to 53.2 compared with 52.1 in May. U.S. futures indices are now also gone into the negative zone: SP -0,1%.
Today will once again be saturated with data. In the 15-30 come data on the number of planned layoffs Challenger; 16-15 record in the ADP employment in the United States for June (estimate: -374 thousand), went 18-00 in the ISM index in the manufacturing sector for the month of June (forecast: 44 , 0), at the same time, waiting for the May data on costs in the construction sector, as well as the number of outstanding transactions on the secondary housing sales NAR. And finally, in a 18-30 record on oil and petroleum products will publish the EIA.
Today will once again be saturated with data
On Tuesday, U.S. stock indices fell within 1%. The perfect start bidding yesterday was overshadowed by the data, which showed declines in consumer confidence, which was worse than market expectations. It seems that our stock market yesterday was afraid of bad data from the States even more than the Americans themselves who have managed to close all the same level out some of their losses. Nevertheless, recent data show that home prices in 20 major U.S. cities continued to decline. In April, the price index for home SP /Case-Shiller, fell by 18.1% y /y, which indicates that the decline continues and the bottom is not yet in sight.
Yesterday's data from the States sent down not only the stock indices, and commodity prices, particularly oil prices. This morning we see a mixture of quotes Brent $ 69,7 /barrel, almost $ 3.5 lower than yesterday's prices. At the Asia-Pacific stock markets today, no single dynamic movement of stock indices. Thus, the Japanese Nikkei index closing for today's session brought in minus all of its 1.2% full-time recovery. Chinese stock market looks very vigorously against the backdrop of today's data showed growth in the June PMI index up to 53.2 compared with 52.1 in May. U.S. futures indices are now also gone into the negative zone: SP -0,1%.
Today will once again be saturated with data. In the 15-30 come data on the number of planned layoffs Challenger; 16-15 record in the ADP employment in the United States for June (estimate: -374 thousand), went 18-00 in the ISM index in the manufacturing sector for the month of June (forecast: 44 , 0), at the same time, waiting for the May data on costs in the construction sector, as well as the number of outstanding transactions on the secondary housing sales NAR. And finally, in a 18-30 record on oil and petroleum products will publish the EIA.
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