The euro rose against the dollar against the publication of indicators of PMI for the euro area . Note that in Germany, business results exceeded forecasts , and in France and the eurozone disappointed investors . According to preliminary estimates Markit, a composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) euro zone in November fell to 51.5 from 51.9 in October. Although the indicator is above the threshold level of 50 indicates an increase in activity compared with the previous month , the rate of growth of activity were the weakest in three months.

In Germany, the composite index of manufacturing rose to a ten-month high, while it is up to the level of 54.3 in November from 53.2 in October. The manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose to 29 -month high of 52.5 in November from 51.7 in October. Economists had forecast a rise to 52.3 .

But the main support for the euro had comments of the ECB . European Central Bank President Mario Draghi , who spoke today in Germany, declined to comment on the probability of introduction of negative interest rates on deposits .

" This idea was discussed at the last meeting on monetary policy , but so far no news in this regard is not ," said Draghi . During a press conference earlier , he reported that the bank " technically ready " to lower interest rates to negative values ​​, if required by economic conditions .

In addition, the head of the ECB noted that the recovery in the euro area continues but remains " weak, unstable and uncertain ," and until is achieved price stability , the stability of it , too, should not wait. "The risks to the economic outlook continues to be top-down ", - he added. Draghi also said that only the expense of monetary policy can not stabilize the situation in the eurozone and called on EU governments to make some concessions in the reform program .

The British pound rose against the dollar, which has been associated with the publication of data by the Confederation of British Industry , under which it became known that the growth of British industrial orders and production in the last three months has reached its highest level since 1995.

According to the survey of industrial trends , 36 percent of companies said that their total order book was above normal, and 25 percent said it was lower , which makes the balance of 11 per cent. It was the highest level since March 1995 .

Similarly , the balance of industrial production was 24 per cent in the three months to November and grew at the fastest pace since January 1995 . Companies expect that production growth will continue at the same pace over the next three months. About 44 percent expect an increase in output and 20 percent forecast a decline , resulting in a balance amounted to 24 percent.

Stephen Gifford , director of economics CBI, said: " This new evidence shows encouraging signs of widening and deepening of recovery in the manufacturing sector. " " Manufacturers finally felt the benefit from the growth of confidence and spending in the UK and around the world ," added Gifford .

The Canadian dollar fell significantly against the U.S. dollar, which was in response to the output of positive U.S. data . One report showed that the number of Americans who first applied for unemployment benefits fell for the fifth time in six weeks , becoming the latest sign of improvement in the labor market. The number of initial claims for unemployment benefits , a measure of layoffs, fell by 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 323,000 in the week ended November 16, the Labor Department said . Economists had forecast 333,000 initial claims . The value of the previous week was revised up to 344,000 from 339,000 , which was originally reported. Four-week moving average of claims , which smooths out the volatility of weekly data, fell to 338,500 .

The positive was also a report on manufacturing activity . Preliminary results from Markit survey showed that in the U.S. November purchasing managers index rose to 54.3 , compared with the consensus forecast of 52.6 . In October, the index was at 51.8 .

The latter value is the highest since March. Component production rose to a maximum of nine months. But at the same time, the data showed that hiring has slowed. The three-month average , which gives an idea of ​​the main trend , was 52.9 , being " in accordance with the current moderate improvement of the working environment ."

European shares were little changed as a gauge of China manufacturing dropped more than forecast and minutes from the Federal Reserve’s last meeting signaled the U.S. may reduce stimulus in coming months.

The Stoxx Europe 600 Index retreated 0.1 percent to 322.64 at 4:34 p.m. in London. The gauge, which has rallied 15 percent this year, is poised for its first weekly drop in seven weeks.

National benchmark indexes retreated in eight of the 18 western European markets.

FTSE 100 6,681.33 +0.25 0.00% CAC 40 4,253.9 -14.47 -0.34% DAX 9,196.08 -5.99 -0.07%

The Fed expected economic data to signal improvement in the job market and “would thus warrant trimming the pace of purchases in coming months,” minutes of the U.S. central bank’s Oct. 29-30 meeting showed yesterday in Washington.

As of Nov. 19, four of five investors expected the Fed to delay a decision on the first cuts to bond buying until March 2014 or later, with 5 percent looking for a move next month, according to the latest Global Poll. Only one in 20 said the central bank will begin to reduce its purchases at its Dec. 17-18 meeting, according to the poll yesterday of investors, traders and analysts.

Equities pared earlier declines of as much as 0.7 percent as a report indicated fewer Americans than forecast filed claims for jobless benefits. Unemployment claims in the week ended Nov. 16 dropped by 21,000 to 323,000, the fewest since the period ended Sept. 28, from a revised 344,000 the previous week, the Labor Department said today in Washington.

A gauge of China’s manufacturing activity declined for the first time in four months. The preliminary 50.4 reading for the November Purchasing Managers’ Index released today by HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics compared with a 50.8 median estimate from analysts surveyed. Levels above 50 indicate expansion.

In the euro-area, an index based on a survey of purchasing managers in the manufacturing industry rose to a 29-month high this month of 51.5 from 51.3 in October, London-based Markit Economics said today. An index of French manufacturing PMI unexpectedly declined to 47.8 from 49.1. Economists had predicted an increase to 49.5.

A separate report showed that an index of household confidence in the region fell to minus 15.4 from minus 14.5 in October, the European Commission said in a preliminary report. The median forecast of economists was for an increase to minus 14.

Atos dropped 4.2 percent to 61.60 euros for a fifth straight day of losses. Shareholder PAI Partners SAS is selling 8.9 million shares in the French company for 61.25 euros each.

Intermediate Capital lost 3.1 percent to 446.4 pence after it was cut to hold from add at Numis, which said that half-year results were weaker than expected. The London-based money manager reported first-half pretax profit rose to 155.3 million pounds ($250 million) from 39.6 million pounds in the same period a year earlier. The company’s assets under management shrank 6 percent to 12.1 billion euros.

Intermediate Capital and Nomura Holdings Inc. agreed to set up a mezzanine debt fund in Japan, citing increased demand as the world’s third-largest economy recovers.

Allianz fell 1.4 percent to 126.75 euros. Europe’s biggest insurer was cut to neutral from buy at Citigroup, which says earnings growth is limited.

British American Tobacco Plc (BATS) declined 2.2 percent to 3,285 pence, and Imperial Tobacco Group Plc (IMT) sank 2.6 percent to 2,368 pence. Philip Morris International Inc., the world’s largest publicly traded tobacco company, said yesterday international cigarette volume may drop as much as 3 percent next year.

Johnson Matthey rose 3.8 percent to 3,210 pence, the highest price since at least May 1989. The producer of a third of all auto catalysts used to cut vehicle pollution said first-half underlying pretax profit climbed to 202.1 million pounds from 180.1 million pounds a year ago. Revenue jumped to 6.41 billion pounds from 4.89 billion pounds last year.

Oil prices have increased significantly , reaching with a high of $ 109 (Brent) and $ 96 (WTI) a barrel after a report showed that the number of applications for benefits fell more than expected , while strengthening optimism that the U.S. economy will grow . The Ministry of Labor reported

The number of initial claims for unemployment benefits last week fell by 21,000 to 323,000 , the lowest since Sept. 28 , after a revised reading last week at 344,000 (previously reported 339,000 ) . Economists had expected a fall of the rate to 333 thousand Add that to the previous week fell Veterans Day , which complicates the seasonal adjustment of the number of applications .

In addition, it was reported that the four-week average of initial claims , which smooths out weekly volatility , fell by 6,750 , from 345,250 to 338,500 .

The unemployment rate among people eligible for benefits , remained at 2.2% in the week ended November 9. This rate has persisted since mid-September. We add that the 57 states and territories reported an increase in the number of applications for unemployment benefits , and six reported decreases .

The labor market perked up in October , despite the 16-day partial " shutdown " of the federal government. If the improvement continues, the Federal Reserve may soon decide that the economy is strong enough to start closing the program of bond purchases in the amount of $ 85 billion a month.

Add that to the cost of oil also contributed words of the head of the European Central Bank , Mario Draghi , who declined to comment on the likelihood of negative interest rates on deposits .

" This idea was discussed at the last meeting on monetary policy , but so far no news in this regard is not ," said Draghi . During a press conference earlier , he reported that the bank " technically ready " to lower interest rates to negative values ​​, if required by economic conditions .

In addition, the head of the ECB noted that the recovery in the euro area continues but remains " weak, unstable and uncertain ," and until is achieved price stability , the stability of it , too, should not wait. "The risks to the economic outlook continues to be top-down ", - he added. Draghi also said that only through monetary policy can not stabilize the situation in the eurozone and called on EU governments to make some concessions in the reform program .

The price of January futures on U.S. light crude oil WTI (Light Sweet Crude Oil) rose to $ 95.13 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

January futures price for North Sea Brent crude oil mixture rose $ 1.26 to $ 109.10 a barrel on the London exchange ICE Futures Europe.

Gold prices continued their decline yesterday , dropping to a four-month low today , which was due to speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may begin to phase out its program of monetary stimulus in the near future .

Note that the last published minutes of the last FOMC meeting showed that the Federal Reserve may cut its bond buying program , which is a monthly $ 85 billion in the coming months as the economy improves.

"In general, politicians expect that these will be in line with the forecast of the Committee , which assumes continued improvement in the labor market and, thus , ensures reduction in the pace of purchases in the coming months ", - said the minutes .

Minutes of the last meeting, show a wide debate on how to improve the clarity of his plans about holding interest rates close to zero . Politicians have not taken any decisions on these plans.

FOMC members also discussed lowering the interest rate the Fed on excess reserves , which currently stands at 0.25 percent. According to the protocol , the majority of the participants were told that a reduction in the rate can be considered at any stage , although the benefits of such a move is generally seen as a slight exception , perhaps , as a signal of political will . "

Note that the pressure on gold also helped the U.S. data , which showed that the number of initial claims for unemployment benefits , a measure of layoffs, fell by 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 323,000 in the week ended November 16. Economists had forecast 333,000 initial claims . The value of the previous week was revised up to 344,000 from 339,000 , which was originally reported. Four-week moving average of claims , which smooths out the volatility of weekly data, fell to 338,500 .

Note that if the improvement continues, the Federal Reserve may soon decide that the economy is strong enough to start closing the program of bond purchases in the amount of $ 85 billion a month.

Meanwhile, today it was announced that the stocks SPDR Gold Trust - the largest gold exchange-traded fund in the world, fell yesterday by 2.70 tons , reaching with four and a half year low - at the level of 860.31 tons.

The cost of the December gold futures on COMEX today dropped to $ 1240.40 per ounce.

U.S. stock-index futures advanced, as a report indicated fewer Americans than forecast filed claims for jobless benefits.

Global markets:

Nikkei 15,365.6 +289.52 +1.92 %

Hang Seng 23,580.29 -120.57 -0.51 %

Shanghai Composite 2,205.77 -0.85 -0.04 %

FTSE 6,688.35 +7.27 +0.11%

CAC 4,259.33 -9.04 -0.21%

DAX 9,193.15 -8.92 -0.10%

Crude oil $94.32 (+0.5%).

Gold $1244.20 (-1.1%).

EUR/JPY Y135.50, Y136.05, Y136.50, Y137.50

EUR/USD $1.3400, $1.3405, $1.3425, $1.3450, $1.3480, $1.3520/25, $1.3565, $1.3600

GBP/USD $1.5900, $1.6145, $1.6200

EUR/GBP stg0.8425

GBP/JPY Y161.00, Y162.00

USD/CHF Chf0.9020

EUR/CHF Chf1.2325

AUD/USD $0.9300, $0.9325, $0.9350, $0.9360, $0.9375, $0.9400, $0.9440

AUD/JPY Y93.00, Y94.00, Y95.00

NZD/USD $0.8300

USD/CAD C$1.0450

07:00 Switzerland Trade Balance October 2.49 2.45 2.42

07:30 Japan BOJ Press Conference

07:58 France Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 49.1 49.6 47.8

07:58 France Services PMI (Preliminary) November 50.9 51.3 48.8

08:28 Germany Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 51.7 52.3 52.5

08:28 Germany Services PMI (Preliminary) November 52.9 53.1 54.5

08:58 Eurozone Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 51.3 51.6 51.5

08:58 Eurozone Services PMI (Preliminary) November 51.6 51.9 50.9

09:05 Australia RBA's Governor Glenn Stevens Speech

09:30 United Kingdom PSNB, bln October 9.4 10.1 6.4

10:00 Eurozone ECB President Mario Draghi Speaks

11:00 United Kingdom CBI industrial order books balance November -4 0 11

The euro rose against the dollar after the publication of mixed euro zone PMI figures . In Germany, business results exceeded forecasts , and in France and the eurozone disappointed investors . The rate of growth of business activity in the euro area in November continued to slow. They cast doubt on the fact that the eurozone economy will pick up speed in the 4th quarter after the 3rd quarter of its nascent recovery has stalled .

The deterioration of the survey data was due to a clear decrease in the activity of companies in France , the second largest economy in the eurozone. This decline in activity , suggesting that France could fall back into recession. Increased activity perked up in Germany, the largest economy of the block.

According to preliminary estimates Markit, a composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) euro zone in November fell to 51.5 from 51.9 in October. Although the indicator is above the threshold level of 50 indicates an increase in activity compared with the previous month , the rate of growth of activity were the weakest in three months.

The volume of new orders is gradually increasing , promising support for the activity in the coming months. However , employment fell 23rd consecutive month. This suggests that the record high for the euro zone unemployment rate - one of the main challenges for governments trying to generate economic growth and an end to the protracted debt crisis - in the near future will not fall quickly .

In Germany, the composite index of production, which measures business activity in the manufacturing sector and the service sector , rose to a ten- high 54.3 in November from 53.2 in October. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index , a measure of productivity in the industrial sector of the country rose to 29 -month high of 52.5 in November from 51.7 in October. Economists had forecast a rise to 52.3 . The index of manufacturing activity in manufacturing industry amounted to 54 in November from 53.6 in October. The index of activity in the service sector rose to a nine-month high of 54.5 from the 52.9 reading in October . It is predicted that the index would rise to 53.1 .

The state of the French economy has worsened in November on weaker activity in the private sector , which declined the most significant pace in five months. According to Markit, preliminary composite purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell to 48.5 in France in November.

Also supporting the euro have comments of the ECB . Draghi calmed markets after appearing on Wednesday reported that the central bank began to seriously think about the possibility of negative interest rates on deposits. The ECB President said that the regulator discussed this possibility at the last meeting , but no more. Recall that on Wednesday couple ervo / dollar fell from about 1.3540 to 1.3470 on news that the ECB is considering negative interest rates on deposits.

The British pound rose against the dollar after the publication of the Confederation of British Industry that the growth of British industrial orders and production in the last three months has reached its highest level since 1995.

According to the survey of industrial trends , 36 percent of companies said that their total order book was above normal, and 25 percent said it was lower , which makes the balance of 11 per cent. It was the highest level since March 1995 .

Similarly , the balance of industrial production was 24 per cent in the three months to November and grew at the fastest pace since January 1995 . Companies expect that production growth will continue at the same pace over the next three months. About 44 percent expect an increase in output and 20 percent forecast a decline , resulting in a balance amounted to 24 percent.

Stephen Gifford , director of economics CBI, said: " This new evidence shows encouraging signs of widening and deepening of recovery in the manufacturing sector. " " Manufacturers finally felt the benefit from the growth of confidence and spending in the UK and around the world ," added Gifford .

The yen fell to a two-month low against the dollar after the announcement of the results of the two-day meeting of the Bank of Japan. Central Bank has kept its refinancing rate and the asset purchase program unchanged , as expected . The decision was unanimous. The regulator also has not changed the outlook on the economy, which, according to the Central Bank, and gradually recovering moderately , while exports gaining momentum. The Bank of Japan has confirmed the promise to achieve the expansion of the monetary base by 60-70 trillion . yen ( 600-700 billion dollars) a year .

EUR / USD: during the European session, the pair rose to $ 1.3377

GBP / USD: during the European session, the pair rose to $ 1.6137

USD / JPY: during the European session, the pair rose to Y100.93

EUR/USD

Offers $1.3540/50, $1.3520, $1.3500, $1.3460-80

Bids $1.3400/390, $1.3360/50, $1.3320-00

GBP/USD

Offers $1.6250/60, $1.6200/10, $1.6180, $1.6140/50, $1.6120/25

Bids $1.6050/45, $1.6030, $1.6015/00

AUD/USD

Offers $0.9420, $0.9400, $0.9350, $0.9290/00

Bids $0.9250, $0.9200, $0.9150

EUR/GBP

Offers stg0.8440, stg0.8430, stg0.8415/20, stg0.8395/400, stg0.8380/85, stg0.8360/70

Bids stg0.8325/20, stg0.8300

EUR/JPY

Offers Y136.50, Y136.00, Y135.80

Bids Y135.05/00, Y134.70/60,Y134.20/00

USD/JPY

Offers Y102.00, Y101.50, Y101.00

Bids Y100.50/40, Y100.00, Y99.50, Y99.40/20

Growth in British manufacturing orders and production over the last three months reached the highest since 1995, survey data from the Confederation of British Industry showed Thursday.

According to the Industrial Trends Survey, 36 percent of firms said their total order books were above normal and 25 percent said they were below, giving a balance of 11 percent. It was the highest since March 1995.

Similarly, at 29 percent, the balance for output in the three months to November rose at its fastest rate since January 1995.

Firms expect output growth to continue at a similar pace in the next three months. About 44 percent expect to raise output and 20 percent forecast a decline, resulting a balance of +24 percent.

Stephen Gifford, CBI Director of Economics said, "This new evidence shows encouraging signs of a broadening and deepening recovery in the manufacturing sector."

"Manufacturers finally seem to be feeling the benefit of growing confidence and spending within the UK and globally," Gifford added.

European shares fell after minutes from the Federal Reserve’s last meeting signaled the U.S. may reduce stimulus in coming months. U.S. stock-index futures rose and Asian shares dropped.

The Fed expected economic data to signal improvement in the job market and “would thus warrant trimming the pace of purchases in coming months,” minutes of the U.S. central bank’s Oct. 29-30 meeting showed yesterday in Washington.

In the euro-area, an index based on a survey of purchasing managers in the manufacturing industry rose to a 29-month high this month of 51.5 from 51.3 in October, London-based Markit Economics said today.

A separate report later today may show that consumer confidence in the euro area increased to minus 14 this month from minus 14.5 in October, according to the median forecast of 27 analysts in a survey.

The Stoxx Europe 600 Index added 0.1 percent yesterday after a report said the European Central Bank is considering a smaller-than-normal cut in the deposit rate if officials decide to take it negative. Policy makers would reduce the rate for commercial lenders who park excess cash at the ECB to minus 0.1 percent from zero, said two people with knowledge of the debate. ECB President Mario Draghi is speaking in Berlin today.

Atos dropped 3.5 percent to 62.07 euros for a fifth straight day of losses. Shareholder PAI Partners SAS is selling 8.9 million shares in the French company for 61.25 euros each.

Intermediate Capital lost 3.5 percent to 444.4 pence after it was cut to hold from add at Numis, which said that half-year results were weaker than expected. The London-based money manager reported first-half pretax profit rose to 155.3 million pounds ($250 million) from 39.6 million pounds in the same period a year earlier. The company’s assets under management shrank 6 percent to 12.1 billion euros.

EADS declined 1.2 percent to 51.54 euros. UBS said in a note that investing in the company is “less compelling” after shares rallied 77 percent in 2013 through yesterday and orders were announced following the Dubai Air Show.

FTSE 100 6,684.89 +3.81 +0.06%

CAC 40 4,251.95 -16.42 -0.38%

DAX 9,177.64 -24.43 -0.27%

Growth of Eurozone's private sector business activity moderated for a second month running in November, flash results of a survey by Markit Economics revealed Thursday.

The composite output index, that measures business activity across both manufacturing and service sectors, fell to a three-month low of 51.5 in November from 51.9 in October.

Economists had forecast an increase to 52. Though the index remained above the 50 no-change level for a fifth successive month in November, the reading signaled a modest easing in the rate of expansion for the second month running, Markit said.

The manufacturing purchasing managers' index, a gauge of the region's factory sector performance, increased to a 29-month high of 51.5 from 51.3 in October. The outcome was in line with expectations.

The services activity index, on the other hand, fell to a three-month low of 50.9 in November from 51.6 in October. The consensus was for a marginal increase to 51.9.

EUR/JPY Y135.50, Y136.05, Y136.50, Y137.50

EUR/USD $1.3400, $1.3405, $1.3425, $1.3450, $1.3480, $1.3520/25, $1.3565, $1.3600

GBP/USD $1.5900, $1.6145, $1.6200

EUR/GBP stg0.8425

GBP/JPY Y161.00, Y162.00

USD/CHF Chf0.9020

EUR/CHF Chf1.2325

Asian stocks outside Japan fell for a third day after minutes from the Federal Reserve’s last meeting signaled bond purchases may be reduced in coming months and a gauge of China manufacturing fell more than expected.

Nikkei 225 15,365.6 +289.52 +1.92%

Hang Seng 23,580.29 -120.57 -0.51%

S&P/ASX 200 5,288.32 -19.35 -0.36%

Shanghai Composite 2,205.77 -0.85 -0.04%

Perseus Mining Ltd. led gold producers lower, slumping 10 percent in Sydney after prices for metal fell amid concern tapering stimulus will erode demand for haven assets.

Prince Frog International Holdings Ltd., a maker of baby-care products suspended after its accounting came under scrutiny by a short-seller, tumbled 22 percent in Hong Kong as it resumed trading.

Honda Motor Co., a Japanese carmaker that gets more than 80 percent of revenue abroad, rose 3.4 percent as the yen fell.

01:45 China HSBC Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 50.9 50.9 50.4

03:30 Japan BoJ Interest Rate Decision 0.10% 0.10% 0.10%

03:30 Japan Bank of Japan Monetary Base Target 270 270 270

03:30 Japan BoJ Monetary Policy Statement

The yen was the biggest loser after the won among the greenback’s major peers after the Bank of Japan left policy unchanged as it maintains efforts to spur 2 percent inflation, while Federal Reserve meeting minutes signaled a reduction in monetary easing “in coming months.” Japan’s central bank kept its pledge to expand the monetary base by as much as 70 trillion yen ($697 billion) a year at today’s meeting, in line with economist forecasts in a Bloomberg News poll. Nineteen of those surveyed said the BOJ will add stimulus in the second quarter of next year after a planned increase in the nation’s sales tax, with seven saying it will ease in the July-September period.

In the U.S., minutes of the Fed’s Oct. 29-30 meeting released yesterday showed policy makers “generally expected” improvement in employment data that would “warrant trimming the pace of purchases in coming months.” The U.S. central bank buys $85 billion of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities a month.

The euro declined as investors weigh the possibility of stimulus from the European Central Bank before President Mario Draghi speaks. Two people with knowledge of the debate said the ECB is considering a negative deposit rate. Policy makers would reduce the rate for commercial lenders who park excess cash at the central bank to minus 0.1 percent from zero, said the people who asked not to be identified because the talks aren’t public.

Australia’s dollar fell after a Chinese manufacturing gauge dropped. In China, the preliminary 50.4 reading in November for a Purchasing Managers’ Index released today by HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics compared with a 50.8 median estimate from analysts. The final number for October was 50.9, and levels above 50 indicate expansion.

EUR / USD: during the Asian session the pair fell to $ 1.3415

GBP / USD: during the Asian session the pair fell to $ 1.6070

USD / JPY: during the Asian session, the pair rose to Y100.50

The UK calendar sees a slew of data at 0930GMT, with the release of the Oct BOE Capital Issuance data, the Oct public finances and the October SMMT Auto Production Figures. UK, at 1100GMT, the Nov CBI Industrial Trends Survey data will be published. The data provide an early indication of how the factory sector performed ahead of the more market-moving manufacturing PMI which is due on December 2. Analysts are looking for a reading of +1, up from -4 in Oct.

GOLD 1,243.70 -29.80 -2.34%

OIL (WTI) 93.33 -0.01 -0.01%

Nikkei 225 15,076.08 -50.48 -0.33%

S&P/ASX 200 5,307.67 -45.24 -0.85%

Shanghai Composite 2,206.61 +13.49 +0.62%

FTSE 100 6,681.08 -16.93 -0.25%

CAC 40 4,268.37 -3.92 -0.09%

DAX 9,202.07 +8.78 +0.10%

Dow -66.34 15,900.69 -0.42%

Nasdaq -10.28 3,921.27 -0.26%

S&P -6.42 1,781.45 -0.36%

(pare/closed(00:00 GMT +02:00)/change, %)

EUR/USD $1,3440 -0,72%

GBP/USD $1,6104 -0,09%

USD/CHF Chf0,9195 +0,95%

USD/JPY Y100,02 -0,10%

EUR/JPY Y134,41 -0,85%

GBP/JPY Y161,05 -0,20%

AUD/USD $0,9332 -1,08%

NZD/USD $0,8271 -1,20%

USD/CAD C$1,0450 -0,17%

01:45 China HSBC Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 50.9 50.9

03:30 Japan BoJ Interest Rate Decision 0.10% 0.10%

03:30 Japan Bank of Japan Monetary Base Target 270 270

03:30 Japan BoJ Monetary Policy Statement

07:00 Switzerland Trade Balance October 2.49 2.45

07:30 Japan BOJ Press Conference

07:58 France Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 49.1 49.6

07:58 France Services PMI (Preliminary) November 50.9 51.3

08:28 Germany Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 51.7 52.3

08:28 Germany Services PMI (Preliminary) November 52.9 53.1

08:58 Eurozone Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 51.3 51.6

08:58 Eurozone Services PMI (Preliminary) November 51.6 51.9

09:05 Australia RBA's Governor Glenn Stevens Speech

09:30 United Kingdom PSNB, bln October 9.4 10.1

10:00 Eurozone ECB President Mario Draghi Speaks

11:00 United Kingdom CBI industrial order books balance November -4 0

13:30 U.S. PPI, m/m October -0.1% -0.1%

13:30 U.S. PPI, y/y October +0.3% +0.3%

13:30 U.S. PPI excluding food and energy, m/m October +0.1% +0.2%

13:30 U.S. PPI excluding food and energy, Y/Y October +1.2% +1.3%

13:30 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims November 339 333

14:00 U.S. Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary) November 51.8 52.6

14:45 U.S. FOMC Member Jerome Powell Speaks

15:00 Eurozone Consumer Confidence November -14.5 14.0

15:00 U.S. Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Survey November 19.8 15.1

16:00 Eurozone ECB's Jens Weidmann Speaks

17:00 Switzerland Gov Board Member Fritz Zurbrugg Speaks

18:00 U.S. FOMC Member James Bullard Speaks