Tentative CHF SNB Chairman Jordan Speaks 8:30am CAD Core Retail Sales m/m 8:30am CAD Retail Sales m/m 9:00am EUR ECB President Draghi Speaks 9:00am USD S&P/CS Composite-20 HPI y/y 10:00am USD CB Consumer Confidence 10:00am USD HPI m/m 10:00am USD Richmond Manufacturing Index 1:30pm USD Treasury Sec Geithner Speaks Statistics: Posted by Bon — Tue Sep 25, 2012 3:44 am
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Daily News Events • 25th September
European shares opened lower on Tuesday as investors concerned about the progress of the European bank union and intensified tensions between China and Japan over territory dispute. Fitch Ratings warned that it might downgrade ratings of Japan’s auto and tech companies if tensions prolonged.
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Uncertainty Heightened as Fitch’s Warns of Downgrading Japanese Firms
Peripheral European yields slipped yesterday amid expectations of ECB’s bond purchases. Stocks fluctuated between gains and losses with the DJIA and S&P 500 Indices dropping -0.42% and -0.12% respectively. Disappointing ISM manufacturing index countered optimism of potential easing measures.
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Peripheral Yields Lowered as ECB Meeting Looms
8:30am USD Core CPI m/m 8:30am USD CPI m/m 8:30am USD Empire State Manufacturing Index 9:00am USD TIC Long-Term Purchases 9:15am USD Capacity Utilization Rate 9:15am USD Industrial Production m/m 10:00am USD NAHB Housing Market Index 10:30am USD Crude Oil Inventories Forecast-2.0M Previous -3.7M Statistics: Posted by Bon — Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:19 am
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Daily News Events • 15th August
The market was in a moderately risk off mode yesterday, driven by disappointing Eurozone economic data. Wall Street dropped with the DJIA and the S&P 500 losing -0.29% and -0.13% respectively. In the commodity sector, crude oil prices initially rose after collision of a US naval ship and a tanker in the Straits of Hormuz and Israel’ s announcement of military exercises. Gains were pared as fresh concerns of global economic recovery grabbed the centre stage.
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Ongoing Recession in Greece Damped Sentiment