Notícias do Mercado

24 janeiro 2014
  • 20:00
  • 18:26

    European stocks close

    European stocks fell the most since June, extending the Stoxx Europe 600 Index’s weekly drop, as investors assessed a tumble in emerging-market currencies amid concern Federal Reserve tapering is hurting growth.

    The Stoxx 600 slid 2.4 percent to 324.75 at the close of trading, for a weekly loss of 3.3 percent. Emerging-market stocks extended their weekly drop today as currencies from commodity-exporting countries that depend on Chinese demand sank the most in five years.

    European stocks declined 1 percent yesterday, the biggest drop since Dec. 3, as a report showed manufacturing in China probably contracted this month. In the U.S., applications for unemployment benefits rose in the latest week while purchases of previously-owned homes climbed less in December than projected.

    The MSCI Emerging Markets Index has lost about 10 percent since the Fed signaled in May that it could start scaling back bond purchases that boosted demand for higher-yielding assets. A Bloomberg gauge tracking 20 emerging-market currencies slid to the lowest level since 2009 today.

    National benchmark indexes fell in all 18 western European markets. The U.K.’s FTSE 100 slipped 1.6 percent, Germany’s DAX lost 2.5 percent and France’s CAC 40 retreated 2.8 percent.

    In Germany, the yield on 10-year government bonds fell to the lowest level since August as concern growth in emerging markets is slowing boosted demand for the safest assets.

    BBVA, which controls Turkiye Garanti Bankasi AS, Turkey’s largest lender by market value, and a bank in Argentina, declined 5.1 percent to 8.85 euros. Banco Santander SA, which earns about a quarter of its profit from Brazil, fell 3.5 percent to 6.34 euros.

    Novartis dropped 3 percent to 71.50 Swiss francs. The drugmaker will seek another review of Serelaxin after the European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use recommended against its approval for treating acute heart failure.

    Syngenta AG retreated 4.7 percent to 334.70 francs as the National Grain & Feed Association and North American Export Grain Association asked the maker of crop chemicals to halt sales of two types of genetically modified corn seeds in the U.S. that have not been approved in China.

    Celesio advanced 3.7 percent to 24.91 euros. McKesson, the largest U.S. drug distributor, will acquire Celesio just 10 days after a tender offer at the same price of 23.50 euros a share failed to reach the 75 percent threshold for the deal to go through. McKesson yesterday said it bought Celesio convertible bonds from hedge fund Elliott Management Corp., giving it more than 75 percent ownership of Celesio’s shares.

  • 17:00

    European stocks closed in minus: FTSE 100 6,663.74 -109.54 -1.62%, CAC 40 4,161.47 -119.49 -2.79%, DAX 9,392.02 -239.02 -2.48%

  • 16:44

    Oil fell

    West Texas Intermediate crude narrowed its discount to Brent to the least in more than two months after a pipeline carrying oil out of Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for U.S. futures, began making shipments.

    The spread between WTI and Brent shrank to $9.49, the smallest gap since Nov. 8. The southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline is initially transporting 288,000 barrels of light, sweet crude a day from the hub to Nederland, Texas. WTI has also been supported as frigid weather in much of the U.S. bolsters demand for heating fuel.

    WTI for March delivery fell 36 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $96.96 a barrel at 10:26 a.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It settled at $97.32 yesterday, the highest close this year. The volume of all contracts traded was 2.8 percent below the 100-day average. Prices are up 2.7 percent this week.

    Brent for March settlement fell 79 cents, or 0.7 percent, to $106.79 a barrel on the ICE exchange. Volume was 9.5 percent above the 100-day average. The grade has advanced 0.3 percent this week. Brent’s premium to WTI was at $9.83 a barrel.

  • 16:23

    Gold approached the seven-week high

    Gold prices are close to the maximum of seven weeks of growth and complete the fifth week in a row due to the downturn in the stock markets .

    After a 28 percent decline in 2013, gold was the new year thanks to the growth slowdown in the stock markets due to the weak economic performance of China and mixed quarterly reports of American companies . However, evaluation research firm Thomson Reuters GFMS, this year prices will fall another 13 percent due to improvement of the world economy.

    Experts note that the U.S. stock markets unusually weak in January that revives interest in precious metals .

    Stocks of the world's largest exchange-traded fund backed by gold (ETF) SPDR Gold Trust fell on Thursday by 5.39 tons to 790.46 tons , which is close to the five-year minimum. The >

  • 14:27

    Before the bell: S&P futures -0.62%, Nasdaq futures -0.53%

    U.S. stock-index futures retreated, amid a selloff in emerging-market equities and currencies.

    Globalmarkets:

    Nikkei 15,391.56 -304.33 -1.94%

    Hang Seng 22,450.06 -283.84 -1.25%

    Shanghai Composite 2,054.39 +12.21 +0.60%

    FTSE 6,707.13 -66.15 -0.98%

    CAC 4,216.5 -64.46 -1.51%

    DAX 9,514.18 -116.86 -1.21%


    Crude oil $97.21 (-0.11%)

    Gold $1265.70 (+0.27%).


  • 14:00

    Belgium: Business Climate, January -5.6 (forecast -4.4)

  • 13:45

    Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut

    USD/JPY Y102.00, Y103.20, Y103.40-45, Y104.00, Y104.40, Y104.50, Y104.75

    EUR/USD $1.3575, $1.3580, $1.3595, $1.3600, $1.3605, $1.3630, $1.3675, $1.3800

    GBP/USD $1.6575

    EUR/GBP stg0.8225, Stg0.8275

    EUR/CHF Chf1.2285

    AUD/USD $0.8650, $0.8775-85, $0.8800, $0.8840

    AUD/USD Y91.00

    NZD/USD $0.8125

    USD/CAD C$1.1100

  • 13:31

    Canada: Consumer price index, y/y, December +1.2% (forecast +1.4%)

  • 13:31

    Canada: Bank of Canada Consumer Price Index Core, y/y, December +1.3% (forecast +1.3%)

  • 13:30

    Canada: Bank of Canada Consumer Price Index Core, m/m, December -0.4% (forecast -0.4%)

  • 13:30

    Canada: Consumer Price Index m / m, December -0.2% (forecast -0.2%)

  • 13:16

    European session: The Japanese yen rose substantially against the U.S. dollar

    Data

    02:00 New Zealand Spending on credit cards, y / y +3.5% in December -1.2%

    09:00 Switzerland World Economic Forum Annual

    09:30 UK approved applications for mortgage loans as BBA, thousand 45.0 47.2 December 46.5

    12:05 UK BOE Mark Carney Speech


    Euro fell to its maximum value against the dollar, while returning to the levels of the session. Experts note that the euro is supported on improved economic performance of the eurozone. Recall that yesterday the euro strengthened against the dollar on evidence that the eurozone economy continues to grow, which may slightly reduce the likelihood that in the near future the ECB will extend the incentive program . Meanwhile , moderate inflation is still a problem. Improving PMI in January report indicates that eurozone GDP growth can accelerate from 0.3 % to 0.4 % in the 1st quarter of this year .

    But , despite such positive, the euro is not able to maintain its position , and fell sharply , which was due to technical factors , namely an order to sell at the maximum , as well as the comments of the EU representative Rena . EU representative Rehn noted that it is important that the ECB continued expansionary policy to achieve the inflation target . Meanwhile, he added that low inflation does not change the balance in the euro-zone economy . In his opinion, banks should start the process of recapitalization to pass the stress test . He also said that the negotiations on the debt and the program of aid to Greece are planned for summer

    Pound fell sharply against the U.S. dollar , which was mainly due to the application of the Bank of England, Mark Carney , who said that the Committee on monetary policy to publish a new benchmark in February. Politicians consider a number of options to change the landmark he said at the World Economic Forum in Davos , Switzerland. Recall that in August, the Bank of England has pledged to keep interest rates at the current level - 0.50 per cent up until unemployment falls to 7 percent. Recent data showed that the unemployment rate fell to 7.1 percent in the three months to November.

    "The Bank will assess the prevailing economic conditions , including a broader slowdown and inflationary pressures , before making a decision , which will correspond to the position for monetary policy ," said Carney . He assured that the interest rate is likely to remain well below historical values ​​in the medium term . Many of the " headwinds " restraining the economy , will be celebrated for some time.

    "The amount of incentives will also remain unchanged for some time ," said the head of the central bank. " This should help reassure UK business , and indicate that the rise in interest rates will correspond to a sustained recovery ."

    The yen rose against the dollar significantly , while still showing better results than yesterday. Note that risk aversion increases the interest in selling the yen. Meanwhile, add the yen rising on expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue to minimize the quantitative easing program at the January meeting . More and more people are inclined to believe that the Fed will simply continue to reduce QE. In general, the economic recovery is strong enough , despite the recent negative statistical data from the United States. According to the median forecast of economists at the next meeting of the FOMC, which will be held January 28-29 , CB again reduce monthly asset purchases by 10 billion dollars Yesterday's employment statistics showed that the number of applications for unemployment benefits rose slightly last week, although the overall level indicates a marked improvement in the labor market .


    EUR / USD: during the European session, the pair rose to $ 1.3739 , but then fell to $ 1.3688

    GBP / USD: during the European session, the pair fell to $ 1.6493

    USD / JPY: during the European session, the pair fell to Y102.00, then recovered slightly


    At 13:30 GMT , Canada will release the consumer price index and the core consumer price index from the Bank of Canada in December. At 14:00 GMT Belgium introduce index business sentiment for January.

  • 13:00

    Orders

    EUR/USD

    Offers $1.3800-20, $1.3770/80, $1.3740/50, $1.3710, $1.3705

    Bids $1.3650, $1.3625/20, $1.3600, $1.3586, $1.3530


    GBP/USD

    Offers $1.6745/50, $1.6690/700, $1.6680, $1.6667, $1.6636

    Bids $1.6605/00, $1.6570-50, $1.6525/20, $1.6505/495, $1.6452


    AUD/USD

    Offers $0.8850, $0.8820, $0.8800, $0.8750, $0.8700/20

    Bids $0.8650, $0.8620, $0.8600, $0.8550, $0.8520


    EUR/GBP

    Offers stg0.8320, stg0.8300, stg0.8280/85, stg0.8250/60, stg0.8247

    Bids stg0.8168, stg0.8165/60, stg0.8150, stg0.8120


    EUR/JPY

    Offers Y142.20, Y141.95/00, Y141.83/86, Y141.45/50, Y141.20, Y140.80/00

    Bids Y140.26, Y140.00, Y139.80, Y139.50, Y139.20


    USD/JPY

    Offers Y104.00, Y103.85/90, Y103.55/60, Y103.35/40, Y102.95/00

    Bids Y102.50, Y102.20, Y102.16, Y102.00, Y101.50


  • 11:45

    European stock fell

    European stocks dropped significantly , continuing its decline yesterday , as market participants are waiting for statements by heads of the Central Bank at the World Economic Forum. Futures on U.S. stock indexes and Asian shares also fell .

    Little impact on the bidding had Britain report , which showed that the number of approved applications for mortgage loans rose in December to a level of 46,521 units, compared with a revised figure for November at 45,394 units. It is worth noting that, according to the average forecast of experts for this indicator would grow to reach 47.2 thousand to 45.0 thousand , which was originally reported last month .

    Furthermore, it became known that the volume of new mortgage loans in December was 38 percent higher than in the same month in 2012 , and the total amount of loans approved last year was higher than in any year since 2008 .

    "The latest data provide further evidence of more active housing market , fueled by growing consumer confidence and public support for the scheme , such as help for buying ," said the head of the statistical department BBA David Dooks .

    Stoxx 600 index fell 0.6 percent , increasing weekly decline to 1.5 percent . We add that the sensor increased by 0.8 percent this year , as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund raised its growth forecasts for the world economy.

    Novartis shares fell 1.4 percent, after it became known that the pharmaceutical company will seek a replacement drug for the treatment of acute heart failure , as their drug Serelaxin not been approved by the European Medicines Agency Committee for Medicinal Products .

    Cost Syngenta AG decreased by 3.1 percent , against the background of the two groups were asked to grain chemical manufacturer to stop selling two types of genetically modified corn seed in the U.S. that have not been approved in China.

    Celesio shares rose 5.4 percent as the company McKesson - the largest distributor of drugs in the U.S. , said it will acquire Celesio just 10 days after a failed tender offer.

    At the current moment

    FTSE 100 6,699.02 -74.26 -1.10 %

    CAC 40 4,216.96 -64.00 -1.49 %

    DAX 9,521 -110.04 -1.14%

  • 10:27

    Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut

    USD/JPY Y102.00, Y103.20, Y103.40-45, Y104.00, Y104.40, Y104.50, Y104.75

    EUR/USD $1.3575, $1.3580, $1.3595, $1.3600, $1.3605, $1.3630, $1.3675, $1.3800

    GBP/USD $1.6575

    EUR/GBP stg0.8225, Stg0.8275

    EUR/CHF Chf1.2285

    AUD/USD $0.8650, $0.8775-85, $0.8800, $0.8840

    AUD/USD Y91.00

    NZD/USD $0.8125

    USD/CAD C$1.1100

  • 10:07

    Asia Pacific stocks close

    Asian stocks fell, with the regional benchmark index set for its longest streak of weekly losses in more than 1 1/2 years, amid concern earnings growth will miss estimates on signs of weakness in China’s economy.

    Nikkei 225 15,391.56 -304.33 -1.94%

    Hang Seng 22,542.24 -191.66 -0.84%

    S&P/ASX 200 5,240.93 -22.06 -0.42%

    Shanghai Composite 2,052.83 +10.65 +0.52%

    Honda Motor Co. fell 2.4 percent in Tokyo after the yen strengthened the most in four months yesterday, dragging Japanese exporters lower.

    The Reject Shop Ltd. slumped 32 percent in Sydney after profit at the discount retailer missed estimates.

    Newcrest Mining Ltd., an Australian gold producer, rose 3.8 percent after the precious metal surged in New York.

  • 09:30

    United Kingdom: BBA Mortgage Approvals, December 46.5 (forecast 47.2)

  • 09:17

    FTSE 100 6,779.82 +6.54 +0.10%, CAC 40 4,287.94 +6.98 +0.16%, DAX 9,654.34 +23.30 +0.24%

  • 07:00

    Asian session: The dollar pared its biggest weekly drop versus the yen

    02:00 New Zealand Credit Card Spending December +3.5% -1.2%


    The dollar pared its biggest weekly drop versus the yen since October amid speculation the Federal Reserve will decide to reduce stimulus at a meeting next week even after data showed signs that economic growth is slowing. The Federal Open Market Committee will reduce monthly asset purchases by $10 billion at each meeting to end the program this year, according to the median forecasts of economists in a Bloomberg survey. It next meets on Jan. 28-29.

    The greenback rebounded from its steepest slide since August against the yen as a technical indicator signaled it might have fallen too far. Japan’s currency rose against most major peers yesterday after investors sought the safety of the nation’s assets amid a rout in emerging markets.

    A report yesterday showed the number of Americans continuing to receive jobless benefits unexpectedly rose, after data earlier this month showed the U.S. added fewer jobs than analysts forecast. The number of Americans continuing to receive jobless benefits rose to 3.06 million in the period ended Jan. 11, the most since July, the Department of Labor said yesterday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News predicted a decline to 2.9 million. The economy added 74,000 jobs in December, according to Labor Department data on Jan. 10, versus a gain of 197,000 projected in a Bloomberg poll.


    EUR / USD: during the Asian session, the pair traded in the range of $ 1.3680-00

    GBP / USD: during the Asian session, the pair traded in the range of $ 1.6520-40

    USD / JPY: on Asian session the pair traded in the range of Y103.05-55


    There is a full calendar Friday, although there is only limited releases in the US. However, the WEF continues in Davos and there will likely be a slew of comments from the greaT and good throughout the day. The European calendar gets underway at 0800GMT, when the Spanish December PPI data will cross the wires. That wull be followed by the release of the Dutch November consumer spending data at 0830GMT. Italian retail sales data will cross the wires at 0900GMT, with analysts looking for the on month data to come in flat. At 1100GMT, the ECB will announce the details of the latest repayments against the 1st and 2nd LTROs. Back in Europe, at 1400GMT, the Belgian January BNB business survey will be released. Economists are looking for an improvement to -5.7 from December's -6.4. At 1700GMT, ECB President Mario Draghi is slated to speak at the WEF in Davos, with the title: "The Path from Crisis to Stability." The UK December BBA Mortgage Approvals data will cross the wires at 0930GMT and will likely confirm the continuing surge in borrowing underpinned by the Government's Help to Buy  Bank of England Governor Mark Carney speaks in Davos at 1205GMT. Carney spoke in a BBC interview late Thursday and appeared to set the stage for the MPC restating forward guidance, However, he said there was no "immediate" need for a rate hike. The only issuance Friday sees the UK sell a total stg 3 bn in 1, 3 and 6-month T-bills.

  • 06:24

    Commodities. Daily history for Jan 23’2013:

    Gold $1,262.70 +0.40 +0.03%

    Oil $97.35 +0.03 +0.03%

  • 06:24

    Stocks. Daily history for Jan 23’2013:

    Nikkei 225 15,695.89 -125.07 -0.79%

    Hang Seng 22,732.65 -349.60 -1.51%

    S&P/ASX 200 5,262.99 -56.78 -1.07%

    Shanghai Composite 2,042.18 -9.57 -0.47%

    FTSE 100 6,773.28 -53.05 -0.78%

    CAC 40 4,280.96 -44.02 -1.02%

    DAX 9,631.04 -89.07 -0.92%

    Dow 16,197.41 -175.93 -1.07%

    Nasdaq 4,218.87 -24.13 -0.57%

    S&P 500 1,828.47 -16.39 -0.89%

  • 06:23

    Currencies. Daily history for Jan 23'2013:

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

    EUR/USD $1,3695 +1,08%

    GBP/USD $1,6635 +0,37%

    USD/CHF Chf0,8971 -1,59%

    USD/JPY Y103,26 -1,21%

    EUR/JPY Y141,41 -0,11%

    GBP/JPY Y171,76 -0,84%

    AUD/USD $0,8767 -0,94%

    NZD/USD $0,8301 -0,07%

    USD/CAD C$1,1098 +0,12%

  • 06:07

    Schedule for today, Friday, Jan 24’2013:

    02:00 New Zealand Credit Card Spending December +3.5% -1.2%

    09:00 Switzerland World Economic Forum Annual Meetings

    09:30 United Kingdom BBA Mortgage Approvals December 45.0 47.2

    12:05 United Kingdom BOE Gov Mark Carney Speaks

    13:30 Canada Consumer Price Index m / m December 0.0% -0.2%

    13:30 Canada Consumer price index, y/y December +0.9% +1.4%

    13:30 Canada Bank of Canada Consumer Price Index Core, m/m December -0.1% -0.4%

    13:30 Canada Bank of Canada Consumer Price Index Core, y/y December +1.1% +1.3%

    14:00 Belgium Business Climate January -6.4 -4.4

    17:00 Eurozone ECB President Mario Draghi Speaks

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