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Evgeniy Piskachev
Mixed data in the U.S. and Europe coupled with fears conflicts in the Middle East could slow global recovery sent Wall Street stock prices falling on Tuesday.
U.S. stocks drop on mixed data, Mideast woes; Dow falls 0.68% U.S. stock prices drop on geopolitical tensions
At the close of U.S. trading, the Dow 30 fell 0.68%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.58%, while the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.42%.
The Volatility S&P 500 index, which measures the outlook for market volatility, was up 9.06% at 14.93.
Events in the Middle East took their toll on stock prices.
U.S.-led airstrikes in Syria involving five Arab nations targeting ISIS positions stoked fears that oil prices could climb and drag on corporate profits.
While the airstrikes were branded as a success by U.S. officials, uncertainty if and when ISIS militants could be defeated repelled investors from stocks as did mixed data in the U.S. and Europe.
Research group Markit reported that the euro zone composite output index, which measures the combined output of both the manufacturing and service sectors slumped to a nine-month low of 52.3 from 52.5 in August.
U.S. stocks drop on mixed data, Mideast woes; Dow falls 0.68% U.S. stock prices drop on geopolitical tensions
At the close of U.S. trading, the Dow 30 fell 0.68%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.58%, while the NASDAQ Composite index fell 0.42%.
The Volatility S&P 500 index, which measures the outlook for market volatility, was up 9.06% at 14.93.
Events in the Middle East took their toll on stock prices.
U.S.-led airstrikes in Syria involving five Arab nations targeting ISIS positions stoked fears that oil prices could climb and drag on corporate profits.
While the airstrikes were branded as a success by U.S. officials, uncertainty if and when ISIS militants could be defeated repelled investors from stocks as did mixed data in the U.S. and Europe.
Research group Markit reported that the euro zone composite output index, which measures the combined output of both the manufacturing and service sectors slumped to a nine-month low of 52.3 from 52.5 in August.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
Crude oil futures edged higher on Tuesday, supported by data showing that factory activity in China unexpectedly picked up this month.
Crude oil futures edge higher on upbeat Chinese dataCrude oil rises as China PMI supports
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, U.S. crude oil for delivery in November traded at $91.16 a barrel during European afternoon trade, up 0.31%.
Prices dropped 0.85% on Monday to settle at $90.87.
Futures were likely to find support at $89.76 a barrel, the low from September 15 and resistance at $93.60, the high from September 18.
Crude oil prices strengthened after a report showed that the preliminary reading of China’s HSBC manufacturing index for September came in at 50.5, ahead of expectations for 50.0 and up from the final reading of 50.2 in August.
The data eased concerns over a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy.
Crude oil futures edge higher on upbeat Chinese dataCrude oil rises as China PMI supports
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, U.S. crude oil for delivery in November traded at $91.16 a barrel during European afternoon trade, up 0.31%.
Prices dropped 0.85% on Monday to settle at $90.87.
Futures were likely to find support at $89.76 a barrel, the low from September 15 and resistance at $93.60, the high from September 18.
Crude oil prices strengthened after a report showed that the preliminary reading of China’s HSBC manufacturing index for September came in at 50.5, ahead of expectations for 50.0 and up from the final reading of 50.2 in August.
The data eased concerns over a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
U.S. stocks closed lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 suffering its biggest one-day decline since early August, as the latest housing data came in much weaker than expected, raising new concerns about the rate of growth in the economy.
Equities were also pressured after China's finance minister indicated the country would not increase stimulus measures in response to some weak data of its own.
Existing home sales fell 1.8 percent in August, far from the growth of 1 percent that had been expected. An index of housing shares (HGX) lost 2 percent as one of the weakest sectors on the day. Among specific stocks, D. R. Horton (N:DHI) lost 2.6 percent to $21.37, while Beazer Homes (N:BZH) was off 2.8 percent at $18.09 and Toll Brothers (N:TOL) shed 3.1 percent to $32.41.
The housing number "points to less strength in the U.S. recovery," said Rex Macey, chief allocation officer at Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors in Atlanta, Georgia. "Housing is just too important to the economy, and to have this kind of weakness puts a pretty dark cloud over the market."
Equities were also pressured after China's finance minister indicated the country would not increase stimulus measures in response to some weak data of its own.
Existing home sales fell 1.8 percent in August, far from the growth of 1 percent that had been expected. An index of housing shares (HGX) lost 2 percent as one of the weakest sectors on the day. Among specific stocks, D. R. Horton (N:DHI) lost 2.6 percent to $21.37, while Beazer Homes (N:BZH) was off 2.8 percent at $18.09 and Toll Brothers (N:TOL) shed 3.1 percent to $32.41.
The housing number "points to less strength in the U.S. recovery," said Rex Macey, chief allocation officer at Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors in Atlanta, Georgia. "Housing is just too important to the economy, and to have this kind of weakness puts a pretty dark cloud over the market."
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Evgeniy Piskachev
U.S. stocks fell on Monday after existing U.S. home sales numbers disappointed investors, while a selloff in small-cap stocks sent broader indices falling as well.
U.S. stocks drop on U.S. data, small-cap rout; Dow falls 0.62% U.S. stocks drop on soft existing home sales numbers
At the close of U.S. trading, the Dow 30 fell 0.62%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.80%, while the NASDAQ Composite index fell 1.14%.
The Volatility S&P 500 index, which measures the outlook for market volatility, was up 13.05% at 13.69.
The National Association of Realtors reported earlier that existing home sales in the U.S. unexpectedly fell 1.8% to an annual unit rate of 5.05 million in August. Analysts had expected existing home sales to rise 1% to 5.20 million units.
The numbers sent U.S. stock prices falling on Monday in a selloff led by plunging small-cap stocks, which investors viewed as underperforming.
Elsewhere, stocks took a hit after China ruled out implementing more stimulus programs to shore up its economy.
U.S. stocks drop on U.S. data, small-cap rout; Dow falls 0.62% U.S. stocks drop on soft existing home sales numbers
At the close of U.S. trading, the Dow 30 fell 0.62%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.80%, while the NASDAQ Composite index fell 1.14%.
The Volatility S&P 500 index, which measures the outlook for market volatility, was up 13.05% at 13.69.
The National Association of Realtors reported earlier that existing home sales in the U.S. unexpectedly fell 1.8% to an annual unit rate of 5.05 million in August. Analysts had expected existing home sales to rise 1% to 5.20 million units.
The numbers sent U.S. stock prices falling on Monday in a selloff led by plunging small-cap stocks, which investors viewed as underperforming.
Elsewhere, stocks took a hit after China ruled out implementing more stimulus programs to shore up its economy.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
EUR/USD hit 1.2868 during European morning trade, the session high; the pair subsequently consolidated at 1.2855, adding 0.19%.
The pair was likely to find support at 1.2826, the low of September 19 and resistance at 1.2929, the high of September 19.
The dollar remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The euro has remained under broad selling pressure since the European Central Bank unexpectedly cut rates to record lows across the euro zone earlier this month, and implemented fresh measures in an attempt to shore up inflation in the currency bloc.
The pair was likely to find support at 1.2826, the low of September 19 and resistance at 1.2929, the high of September 19.
The dollar remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The euro has remained under broad selling pressure since the European Central Bank unexpectedly cut rates to record lows across the euro zone earlier this month, and implemented fresh measures in an attempt to shore up inflation in the currency bloc.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
USD/JPY dipped 0.14% to 108.89, off Friday’s peaks of 109.45, the most since August 2008.
EUR/USD was up 0.22% to 1.2859, recovering slightly from Friday’s lows of 1.2827.
Demand for the greenback continued to be underpinned as indications that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
In contrast, the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank look likely to stick to a loose monetary policy stance amid concerns over patchy economic growth.
EUR/USD was up 0.22% to 1.2859, recovering slightly from Friday’s lows of 1.2827.
Demand for the greenback continued to be underpinned as indications that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
In contrast, the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank look likely to stick to a loose monetary policy stance amid concerns over patchy economic growth.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
AUD/USD hit 0.8950 during late Asian trade, the pair's lowest since March; the pair subsequently consolidated at 0.8909, shedding 0.23%.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.8728 and resistance at 0.8996, the high of September 18.
The greenback remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The Aussie was lower against the euro, with EUR/AUD gaining 0.45% to 1.4434.
Later in the day, the U.S. was to release data on existing home sales.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.8728 and resistance at 0.8996, the high of September 18.
The greenback remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The Aussie was lower against the euro, with EUR/AUD gaining 0.45% to 1.4434.
Later in the day, the U.S. was to release data on existing home sales.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
NZD/USD hit 0.8170 during late Asian trade, the session high; the pair subsequently consolidated at 0.8134, edging up 0.16%.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.8077, the low of September 18 and resistance at 0.8204, the high of September 17.
The greenback remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The kiwi was higher against the Australian dollar, with AUD/NZD slipping 0.32% to 1.0957.
Later in the day, the U.S. was to release data on existing home sales.
The pair was likely to find support at 0.8077, the low of September 18 and resistance at 0.8204, the high of September 17.
The greenback remained supported as signs that the economic recovery is making solid progress fuelled expectations that the Fed will hike interest rates sooner than markets are expecting.
Last week, the Fed offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, outlining in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The kiwi was higher against the Australian dollar, with AUD/NZD slipping 0.32% to 1.0957.
Later in the day, the U.S. was to release data on existing home sales.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
Volkswagen AG (DE:VOWG_p) will launch a VW-badged luxury sedan designed solely for China next year in its pursuit of higher margins, said two people with knowledge of the plan, in a move that could put it in direct competition with its premium brand Audi.
The car will be based on Audi AG's (DE:NSUG) A6, the country's top-selling luxury sedan, the people said, declining to elaborate on the vehicle's China-specific elements. The A6 in China has a longer body than A6s elsewhere, allowing more leg room and out-sizing many of its rivals.
The price of the VW premium sedan is undetermined, and nearing the A6's 383,000 yuan ($62,375) starting price would risk cannibalizing Audi sales. But Volkswagen, better known for small cars and family-oriented models, is drawn to Audi's margins. Volkswagen sells three times more cars than Audi globally, yet Audi earns more than double the profit of VW-branded cars.
The car will be based on Audi AG's (DE:NSUG) A6, the country's top-selling luxury sedan, the people said, declining to elaborate on the vehicle's China-specific elements. The A6 in China has a longer body than A6s elsewhere, allowing more leg room and out-sizing many of its rivals.
The price of the VW premium sedan is undetermined, and nearing the A6's 383,000 yuan ($62,375) starting price would risk cannibalizing Audi sales. But Volkswagen, better known for small cars and family-oriented models, is drawn to Audi's margins. Volkswagen sells three times more cars than Audi globally, yet Audi earns more than double the profit of VW-branded cars.
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U.S. corn, soy and wheat futures ended the week at their lowest level in more than four years on Friday, as ongoing expectations for record supplies and concerns over lackluster demand weighed.
Grain futures - weekly outlook: September 22 - 26Grain futures end at four-year lows on ample supplies
On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, U.S. corn for December delivery tumbled 6.6 cents, or 2%, on Friday to settle at $3.3163 by close of trade.
Corn futures hit $3.3140 a bushel earlier in the day, a level not seen since June 2010.
For the week, the December corn contract lost 7.0 cents, or 2.06%, the fifth consecutive weekly decline, as expectations of record yields across much of the U.S. grain belt drove prices lower.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated on September 11 that the U.S. corn harvest will hit a record-high 14.39 billion bushels, up from a projection of 14.03 billion in August.
Global ending stocks were forecast to exceed 2 billion bushels for the first time in a decade.
Grain futures - weekly outlook: September 22 - 26Grain futures end at four-year lows on ample supplies
On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, U.S. corn for December delivery tumbled 6.6 cents, or 2%, on Friday to settle at $3.3163 by close of trade.
Corn futures hit $3.3140 a bushel earlier in the day, a level not seen since June 2010.
For the week, the December corn contract lost 7.0 cents, or 2.06%, the fifth consecutive weekly decline, as expectations of record yields across much of the U.S. grain belt drove prices lower.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated on September 11 that the U.S. corn harvest will hit a record-high 14.39 billion bushels, up from a projection of 14.03 billion in August.
Global ending stocks were forecast to exceed 2 billion bushels for the first time in a decade.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
USD/JPY was last up 0.34% to 109.06 after rising as high as 109.46 earlier in the day, the most since August 2008. For the week, the pair added 1.61%.
EUR/USD was down 0.71% to 1.2830 in late trade, the lowest level since July 2013.
The US Dollar Index, which tracks the performance of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, ended Friday’s session up 0.63% to 84.93, the highest level since July 2013, capping its tenth consecutive week of gains.
The dollar has rallied in the past two months as economic data indicated that the U.S. recovery is progressing strongly, while growth in Japan and the euro zone appears to be faltering.
On Wednesday the Federal Reserve offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, underlining the diverging policy stance between it and central banks in Japan and Europe, which look likely to continue with looser monetary policy.
The Fed statement reiterated that it expects rates to remain on hold for a "considerable time", after its bond purchasing program ends, but it outlined in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The Fed also cut its monthly asset purchase program by another $10 billion, keeping the program on track to finish next month.
EUR/USD was down 0.71% to 1.2830 in late trade, the lowest level since July 2013.
The US Dollar Index, which tracks the performance of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, ended Friday’s session up 0.63% to 84.93, the highest level since July 2013, capping its tenth consecutive week of gains.
The dollar has rallied in the past two months as economic data indicated that the U.S. recovery is progressing strongly, while growth in Japan and the euro zone appears to be faltering.
On Wednesday the Federal Reserve offered fresh guidance on its plans to raise interest rates, underlining the diverging policy stance between it and central banks in Japan and Europe, which look likely to continue with looser monetary policy.
The Fed statement reiterated that it expects rates to remain on hold for a "considerable time", after its bond purchasing program ends, but it outlined in more detail how it will start to raise short term interest rates when the time comes.
The Fed also cut its monthly asset purchase program by another $10 billion, keeping the program on track to finish next month.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
New Zealand is to release private sector data on consumer sentiment.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is to appear before the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Committee, in Brussels.
The U.S. is to release private sector data on existing home sales.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is to appear before the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Committee, in Brussels.
The U.S. is to release private sector data on existing home sales.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
China's Cyperspace Administration has closed nearly 1.8 million accounts on social networking and instant messaging services since it launched its anti-pornography campaign in April, state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday.
China shuts almost 1.8 million accounts in pornography crackdown: XinhuaChina shuts almost 1.8 million accounts in pornography crackdown: Xinhua
The campaign has been focused on shutting down websites showing pornography and services used to solicit prostitution.
Most of the accounts closed were associated with microblogs, smart phone app WeChat and the instant messaging service QQ, Xinhua quoted the Cyberspace Administration as saying.
Many of the accounts were shut down by the companies owning the apps themselves after public complaints, Xinhua said. There was no immediate comment from any of the companies involved.
The Chinese government regularly launches anti-pornography campaigns because the ruling Communist Party considers it deeply offensive to public morale.
Mobile messaging apps are hugely popular in China. Tencent Holding Ltd's WeChat is among the biggest with more than 300 million users.
China shuts almost 1.8 million accounts in pornography crackdown: XinhuaChina shuts almost 1.8 million accounts in pornography crackdown: Xinhua
The campaign has been focused on shutting down websites showing pornography and services used to solicit prostitution.
Most of the accounts closed were associated with microblogs, smart phone app WeChat and the instant messaging service QQ, Xinhua quoted the Cyberspace Administration as saying.
Many of the accounts were shut down by the companies owning the apps themselves after public complaints, Xinhua said. There was no immediate comment from any of the companies involved.
The Chinese government regularly launches anti-pornography campaigns because the ruling Communist Party considers it deeply offensive to public morale.
Mobile messaging apps are hugely popular in China. Tencent Holding Ltd's WeChat is among the biggest with more than 300 million users.
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Evgeniy Piskachev
Hyundai Motor (KS:005380) and two listed affiliates did not seek board clearance for the size of their record $10 billion bid for a plot of land in Seoul, more than triple its appraised value, four board members of the companies told Reuters.
Thursday's winning bid for the land sent shares in Hyundai Motor, Kia Motors (KS:000270) and Hyundai Mobis (KS:012330) plunging, wiping out $8 billion in shareholder value, and sparked howls of protest from investors, rekindling worries about corporate governance at South Korea's conglomerates, or chaebol.
While boards of the three firms discussed and approved bidding for the plot in the capital's high-end Gangnam district to house a headquarters complex, hotel and automotive theme park, the bid price was not shared with directors as it was deemed to be confidential, three of the directors said.
The Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors boards unanimously approved making a bid for the KEPCO land, two directors said.
Thursday's winning bid for the land sent shares in Hyundai Motor, Kia Motors (KS:000270) and Hyundai Mobis (KS:012330) plunging, wiping out $8 billion in shareholder value, and sparked howls of protest from investors, rekindling worries about corporate governance at South Korea's conglomerates, or chaebol.
While boards of the three firms discussed and approved bidding for the plot in the capital's high-end Gangnam district to house a headquarters complex, hotel and automotive theme park, the bid price was not shared with directors as it was deemed to be confidential, three of the directors said.
The Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors boards unanimously approved making a bid for the KEPCO land, two directors said.
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