29 November 2013: Investors Begin To Guess When The Rally In The Market Of The USA Will End
DAILY MARKET REVIEWS
By Kristina Leonova: Analyst in Portfolio Asset Management Department.
Yesterday the trading session in Europe was rather quiet with just a small increase of the main indices. The statistics, which were published yesterday had a moderately positive character. So, unemployment in Germany in November appeared at the level of expectations and didn't change in comparison with to the previous month – 6.9%. The index of business climate in the Eurozone considerably surpassed the forecast, and made 0.18 points instead of the expected 0.03 points. The consumer price index in Germany in November also appeared to be slightly higher than expectations, which should weaken deflationary fears. As a result, the index of the London stock exchange FTSE 100, grew by 0.08%, the index of the Parisian stock exchange CAC 40, by 0.22%, and the index of the Frankfurt stock exchange DAX, by 0.39%.
Asian indices did not show uniform dynamics this morning. Unemployment in Japan for October appeared above expectations of the market and made 4%. The consumer price index coincided with forecasts and made 0.9%. As a result, the Japanese Nikkei decreased by 0.41%, and the Korean KOSPI, by 0.24%. Shanghai Composite grew by 0.07%, and the Hang Seng by 0.2%.
Participants of the world market, independently from the stock market they are trading in, now follow the American stock market with close attention. Everybody is interested in the outcome of the record rally of the US stock indices seen this year. That it will continue, everyone doubts, trees don't grow to heavens! Consequences of this outcome will be felt by the US, as well as all other stock markets.
Be reminded that on Sunday night preliminary estimates of the season of sales in America will become known, and there is a big share of probability that demand of consumers this year will be weaker, and the data on the whole will show negative results, which certainly could lead to correction. This is basis to believe that next week we will see the beginning of the correction on the American and other world stock markets.
Friday becomes a rather busy day from the point of view of macroeconomic statistics. Early in the morning, Japanese data confirmed preservation of annual inflation at the level of 1.1%, which is a good signal for the government which has set a purpose to overcome long-term deflation for stimulation of business activity in the country. In the European region the main data to be published this week, indicators of the labor market, and we expect at least a minor improvement of the coefficient of unemployment.
Copyright: MAYZUS Investment Company Ltd
DAILY MARKET REVIEWS
By Kristina Leonova: Analyst in Portfolio Asset Management Department.
Yesterday the trading session in Europe was rather quiet with just a small increase of the main indices. The statistics, which were published yesterday had a moderately positive character. So, unemployment in Germany in November appeared at the level of expectations and didn't change in comparison with to the previous month – 6.9%. The index of business climate in the Eurozone considerably surpassed the forecast, and made 0.18 points instead of the expected 0.03 points. The consumer price index in Germany in November also appeared to be slightly higher than expectations, which should weaken deflationary fears. As a result, the index of the London stock exchange FTSE 100, grew by 0.08%, the index of the Parisian stock exchange CAC 40, by 0.22%, and the index of the Frankfurt stock exchange DAX, by 0.39%.
Asian indices did not show uniform dynamics this morning. Unemployment in Japan for October appeared above expectations of the market and made 4%. The consumer price index coincided with forecasts and made 0.9%. As a result, the Japanese Nikkei decreased by 0.41%, and the Korean KOSPI, by 0.24%. Shanghai Composite grew by 0.07%, and the Hang Seng by 0.2%.
Participants of the world market, independently from the stock market they are trading in, now follow the American stock market with close attention. Everybody is interested in the outcome of the record rally of the US stock indices seen this year. That it will continue, everyone doubts, trees don't grow to heavens! Consequences of this outcome will be felt by the US, as well as all other stock markets.
Be reminded that on Sunday night preliminary estimates of the season of sales in America will become known, and there is a big share of probability that demand of consumers this year will be weaker, and the data on the whole will show negative results, which certainly could lead to correction. This is basis to believe that next week we will see the beginning of the correction on the American and other world stock markets.
Friday becomes a rather busy day from the point of view of macroeconomic statistics. Early in the morning, Japanese data confirmed preservation of annual inflation at the level of 1.1%, which is a good signal for the government which has set a purpose to overcome long-term deflation for stimulation of business activity in the country. In the European region the main data to be published this week, indicators of the labor market, and we expect at least a minor improvement of the coefficient of unemployment.
Copyright: MAYZUS Investment Company Ltd