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- Europe equity futures are unchanged to slightly lower
- European equity futures are marginally lower in early trade after posting further gains
- Asian markets are firmer this morning nearing levels not seen in 5 years
- In Europe futures are little changed after gains yesterday as the growth data released disappointed
- Asian equity markets Shanghai Composite standing out lower by 2% with JP Morgan cutting the growth
- US markets reversed from losses to close at session highs for more record closes on Friday
- In Europe equity futures are broadly flat this morning, ahead of the ECB monthly report
- Asian markets are higher again this morning as trade data out of China showed better than expected
- Asian markets are firmer this morning dominated by the performance of the Nikkei which is higher 3%
- Asian markets climbed this morning to 5 year highs on better US macro data
- Report out over the weekend showed that Chinese corporate profit growth is somewhat stalling
- Europe equity futures are slightly higher ahead of GDP numbers out of the UK
- European futures are around 30bps firmer after posting impressive gains ahead of key annoncements
- European equity futures are around broadly flat ahead of Eurozone manufacturing data
- Fitch cut Eurozone rating on the UK to AA+ from AAA reflecting weaker economic and fiscal outlook
- Technology sectors outperformed as Taiwan Semiconductor rose almost 7% after beating forecasts
- LG Displays supplys touch screens for Apple's iPhone fell over 4% as other suppliers highlights
- Europe equity futures are looking flat ahead of UK unemployment data
- In US equity markets closed sharply low on concerns of global growth and the Boston bombings
- US markets continued to make fresh highs buoyed by better than expected jobless claims data
- US markets rallied yesterday with the S&P making fresh all time highs
- US markets closed at session highs last night ahead of optimism on corporate earnings
- Nikkei closing in on highs not seen in over four years with the Yen making fresh multi year lows
- Nikkei 1% lower with the Yen stronger this morning as Sony a standout loser down by around 4%
- European equity futures are slightly higher as global markets benefit from better economic data
- All eyes on debt auctions for Italy today and look out for French consumer confidence and UK CBI
- Euro Ministers agree Cyprus has met conditions for a bailout
- Nikkei lower by around 2% as the new BOJ governor gave no indication of fresh stimulus
- Asian markets firmer this morning with the Nikkei trading at 5 year highs
- Chinese Yuan rose to its highest level in 19 years after the PBOC set their currency reference rate
- BOJ Governor Shirakawa steps down today with fresh stimulus measures expected
- EU proposed a levy on Cypriot bank accounts as part of the bail out for the country
- US markets closed at fresh all time highs last night as the Dow puts on the longest rally since 96
- Shanghai composite lower by around 1.1% as concerns grow over property curbs
- Nikkei giving up early session gains despite the Yen being weaker again on BOJ minutes
- China under-performing after data showed the country's Industrial output figures
- Europe equity futures are looking slightly higher ahead of key interest rate announcements
- Asian markets are firmer this morning touching their highest levels in 2 years
- Investors bet on further stimulus measures from central banks
- Asian markets mixed this morning after somewhat disappointing macro data
- Equity futures are pointing to a rise of around 80bps ahead of German CPI
- Asian markets mainly firmer with the exception of Japan
- Europe is dominated by the Italian election with indications that there could be a hung parliament
- Nikkei up almost 2% after the Yen traded at two and half year lows against the dollar
- Nikkei reversing losses from earlier in the session
- In Europe equity futures are pointing to move of around 80bps lower
- In Europe markets posted strong gains buoyed by positive survey data out of Germany
- China's Shanghai Composite the main loser down over 1%
- Japan's Nikkei up almost 2% on a weaker Yen after G20 finance leaders avoided criticism
- Asian markets are weaker this morning on profit taking
- Japan released their quarterly GDP numbers came in lower than expected
- Nikkei trades just over 1% lower on a stronger Yen
- Europe equity futures are pointing to a loss of around 30 bps
- A couple of chart patterns that have emerged in the past week or so that are worth considering
- Many Asian markets are closed this morning but notably Indonesian and Phillipine markets made fresh
- US markets shrugged off early losses aided by a strong move higher from Apple
- Asian markets were lower this morning dragged by China's Shanghai Composite and the Nikkei
- Asian markets rallied this morning boosted by the Nikkei after a rise of almost 4%
- Asian markets are sharply lower this morning on renewed concerns over the Eurozone
- Asian stocks rose to their highest level in 18 months on the back of stronger global economic data
- Asian markets were firmer this morning with the Nikkei reaching levels not seen since 2010
- Asian markets have retreated from multi month highs made yesterday
- Asian markets climbed to a 17 month high this morning buoyed by better corporate earnings and impro
- In the last couple of weeks I highlighted a couple of levels to focus on and given that
- Evidence showed that Chinese corporate earnings continue to improve
- Korea's index was dragged lower by Samsung which traded 3% lower
- China released data showing that manufacturing accelerated at the fastest pace in 2 years
- Asian markets are lower for choice this morning with the Nikkei dragging sentiment
- Bank of Japan confirmed it will shift its inflation target to 2% from 1%
- Asian markets are mixed this morning the standout mover being the Nikkei down around 1%
- Asian markets have moved sharply higher this morning with the Nikkei up over 2%
- Earlier in the week I highlighted a couple of levels to watch out for
- Asian markets have moved lower again overnight initially led by the Nikkei on further profit
- Asia markets trading sharply lower this morning with Japan's Nikkei a notable loser down 2.5%
- No real direction in Asian markets this morning with the Nikkei rising 70bps after being closed
- European equity markets currently around 40bps higher
- Been a while since I last wrote and markets in all fairness have lacked an element of predictability
- U.S stocks rose for a second week as the S&P 500 Index climbed to the highest level in five years
- Asian stocks swung between gains and losses as China’s inflation accelerated and Japan approved 10.3
- Asian stocks climbed with the regional benchmark index headed for its highest close in 17 months
- Chinese automakers advanced after Credit Suisse Group AG forecast demand for cars
- China’s B shares rallied for a 15th day the longest stretch of gains in two decades
- Strength in U.S. stocks sent the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to the highest level since December 200
- Asian stocks outside Japan fell paring the biggest weekly advance in more than a month
- Asian stocks rose, pushing a regional equities index to its highest level in 17 months
- Asian stocks rose, heading for their highest close since August 2011
- U.S. stocks fell sharply last night after a two-session rally
- U.S. stocks rose, giving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index its biggest gain in about a month
- Asian stocks fell with the regional benchmark index poised to halt its longest rally since 2004
- Chinese stocks jumped on speculation state-backed institutions were buying shares
- Asian markets mixed with Japan leading the way up around 1.6% and China lower by around 1%
- Asian stocks rose with the Regional benchmark index heading for its longest winning streak
- Asian markets higher this morning after better than expected data out of China over the weekend
- Asian markets firmer with China's Shanghai Composite leading the way up 1% ahead
- Asian markets mixed this morning with the Nikkei the standout performer up just shy of 1%
- Asian markets firmer this morning with China leading the way up around 3%
- Asian markets mixed again this morning, with the highlight macro news being Australia cutting
- Asian markets mixed this morning, but the tone if anything positive with Japan again performing well
- Asian markets lower across the board with the exception of Japan
- Asian markets fell for a fourth consecutive day as business confidence in Australia dropped
- Asian markets fell to their lowest level in a month after data from Japan
- Asian markets lower again as a number of companies in the region missed on earnings
- All Quiet on the Eastern Front?
- The world awaits the outcome of the US general election
- Asian markets firmer this morning after positive economic data released out of the US yesterday
- Asian markets mixed with the highlight being China's Shanghai Composite rising the most in 3 weeks
- Valbury Capital attending 10th Shanghai Banking Expo, Nov 23-25 2012
- Asian markets are firmer this morning with notably South Korea's industrial output rising
- Asian markets slightly lower having been higher earlier in the session
- Asian markets weaker overnight with missed earnings from Apple and Amazon after US hours
- Asian markets on the balance firmer with the Nikkei closing at session highs up around 1.1%
- Asian markets weaker weighed by disappointing earnings whilst in China
- We had the biggest down day on the Dow since June
- Asian markets mixed this morning, but well off lows in the session
- Asian markets slightly higher having been lower earlier in the session
- Asian markets strong this morning, with Chinese GDP data coming out in line at 7.4%
- Asian markets firmer again, buoyed by better than expected corporate earnings out of the US
- Asian markets firmer across the board, buoyed by positive retail sales data out of the US yesterday
- Asian markets mixed this morning, with China’s Shanghai composite the laggard down 0.6%
- Asian markets mostly firmer this morning, sentiment slightly boosted by the fact that Japan
- Equity markets and commodities have been hit in recent sessions amid fears of China's slowdown
- Asian markets weaker this morning, as Chinese growth concerns continue to weigh on sentiment
- Asian markets firmer for choice this morning, with the Nikkei 1% lower
- Asian markets firmer this morning, with the Nikkei a leading performer up around 0.8%
- Asian markets softer this morning with the Nikkei closing around 40bps lower
- The Nikkei closed lower after posting gains earlier in the session
- Asian markets open, but the bulk of the region have national holidays
- Asian markets are firmer this morning despite disappointing data showing a fifth consecutive month
- London Stock Exchange welcomes Valbury Capital as a new member firm
- Given where we are with the markets right now, I thought it is worth observing the potential for som
- Asian markets mixed this morning on very light volume, the Chinese press reported that China’s Septe
- Asian markets lower this morning along with the Aussie dollar and commodities
- Asian markets closed slightly higher this morning
- Asian markets lower this morning, with sentiment hurt by a softer than expected manufacturing survey
- Asian markets firmer this morning, with the Nikkei the standout performer
- Asian markets lower, as tensions over the China Sea island disputes continue to rise
- Asian markets mixed with Japan closed today
- Asian stocks sharply higher after the Fed announced that it will buy mortgage securities to boost gr
- Asian markets higher again this morning, in further anticipation of further stimulus out of the US a
- Volumes remain exceptionally low, even for this time of year
- Asian markets flat this morning
- Asian markets have their largest daily gain for a month
- Eyes await commentary out of the ECB
- Asian stocks lower again this morning
- Central bank kept its benchmark
- Asian markets for choice higher
- Spain’s BAA3 rating remains on review for a possible downgrade
- Asian markets lower taking a lead from US and European markets yesterday
- Market Analysis - Volumes remain exceptionally low
- Europe and US today
- Asian markets lower this morning after Japan released economic data
- All eyes will be on economic data due for release out of the US
- Italy plans to sell debt later today
- Very little movement in Asian markets this morning
- In the US today we have Case Shiller housing data and consumer confidence data
- The ECB’s Asmussen said the ECB will only buy bonds with short maturities
- Nikkei 0.5% lower but other bourses marginally higher
- Merkel and Hollande are both due to meet with the Greek PM today
- Asian markets have fallen again this morning
- Out of the US last night
- Merkel and Hollande are due to meet today
- Asian markets firmer this morning, on renewed stimulus out of China and the US
- EU’s finance chief Juncker is due to visit Greece today
- Asian markets lower in sync with US markets
- Spain is considering turning its so-called bad bank into an investment fund
- Optimism surrounding the new iPhone release
- European leaders are set for some crucial meetings
- Asian markets, with the exception of Japan, are all lower this morning
- In the US today
- In Europe, expect a little more volume today
- Asian stocks rose again overnight
- Asian markets better this morning with the exception of China, Japan
- Market Analysis - Copper Chart
- Europe and US markets today
- Asian markets are lower this morning
- US retail sales have just been released with a headline number of a rise of 0.8%
- Europe and US this morning
- Asian markets slightly better
- Very quiet in terms of newsflow out of Europe this morning
- Asian markets marginally lower across the board
- Europe and US this Friday morning
- Asian markets lower across the board this morning
- Asian markets have risen this morning
- Spain will not seek a bailout if there are new conditions
- Asian markets better this morning
- European Equity futures are slightly lower this morning
- Asian stocks are again higher this morning
- Indonesia this morning released 2nd quarter GDP figures
- Ben Bernanke is due to speak today
- Greek creditors believe the country is making progress
- Asian markets aggressively higher this morning
- In the US, non-farm payrolls due at 1.30pm BST
- Draghi’s comments clearly the key theme for Europe
- Asian markets lower this morning
- We have Challenger job data out which may give further clues
- The focus will clearly be on the ECB announcement
- Asian markets mixed
- Europe will not be fixed by one decisive act
- Asian markets mixed but off session lows
- In Europe according to Sueddeutsche Zeitung, Eurozone states are considering a plan
- Asian stocks higher again for a fourth day in succession
- US data and corporate activity relatively limited today
- EFSF could soon start buying Spanish government bonds
- Asian markets firmer again this morning
- In US markets, Facebook traded around 12% lower
- Spanish economic minister said the Spanish treasury can meet debt payments
- Markets this morning strong across Asia
- ECB’s Draghi would do whatever required to preserve the Euro
- US futures are looking slightly better
- Moody’s changes the outlook on 17 German banks to negative
- Markets in Asia are firmer this morning on anticipation of further global easing
- US markets have opened firmer on better than expected corporate earnings
- US futures are indicating markets to open around 50bps lower
- Greece is seen to miss EU IMF debt reduction targets
- Asia lower again this morning
- Risk off continues to dominate markets
- Asian markets slightly better this morning
- Valbury Capital signs for SunGard IntelliMatch
- The euro continues its aggressive sell off now trading at 1.207
- US futures are looking around 50bps easier
- The Euro is again sharply lower this morning
- Chinese central bank board member warned of slowing growth
- Spain’s Valencia region would seek Government help to repay debt
- Japan’s Nikkei hardest hit down 1.4%
- US markets closed at session highs last night
- German lawmakers are due to vote today
- There were rumours overnight of China cutting the RRR
- The Euro has sold off in the last hour
- Spanish bank rescue plan between Spain and the EFSF contains a 10bn Euro cushion
- Ben Bernanke failed to give any firm commitment
- Asian stocks are lower this morning
- Asian markets this morning higher across the board
- Citigroup have just released Q2 results
- Possible bullish divergence on the EURUSD
- European equity futures are pointing to a flat open
- Asian markets mixed, with China 1.25% lower
- JP Morgan have just released quarterly earnings
- The focal point for US equities will be the release of JP Morgan
- Asian markets are marginally higher
- Italy sold 7.5bn Euros of 361 day bonds yielding 2.697%
- Nikkei and Hang Seng both down around 1.5%
- European equity futures are looking around 60bps lower
- The Yen rose to a five week high versus the Euro
- Manufacturing production for the month of May rose 1.2%
- The EU may have a number of comments this morning
- Asian markets lower for choice this morning
- European futures are indicating unchanged
- Asian markets lower across the board
- US Non farm payrolls have just been released coming out at 80k
- Asian markets are mixed but have rallied off lows made earlier in the session
- ECB cut deposit rate to zero, and lowers benchmark rate to 0.75%
- The PBOC have acted with a rate cut in the past few minutes
- Shanghai composite leading the way just over 1% lower
- Asian markets are marginally higher this morning
- South Korean inflation data closely linked to that of China
- Asian markets higher for choice this morning
- Weaker than expected ISM manufacturing data out of the US
- Holland will decide on ESM bond purchases
- Asian markets mixed this morning
- The Euro makes fresh highs on the session trading around 1.268
- EU leaders have agreed to ease repayment rules
- Market volumes remain somewhat lighter than average
- German finance minister urges Eurozone members
- Italian debt auction update
- Spanish debt continues to be sold
- US futures were marginally higher
- In Asian trade the Euro firmed up against the Dollar
- Another marginal recent low (26/06/2012)
- Risk aversion seeping back in Asia afternoon (25/06/2012)
- US indices fell sharply on Monday (25/06/2012)
- US indices bounced Friday (22/06/2012)
- EUR weighed ahead of EU Summit
- Spain on Monday will formally ask its Eurozone partners
- Economic data continue to disappoint with the European markets
- Markets are going through mixed emotions
- Greek Leaders are agreed that leaving the Euro is not an option
- Markets are apprehensive of the effects of anti-bailout Greek political party, Syriza
- Investors took a sigh of relief with the Eurozone
- Top global central banks are willing to step in
- The US Labor Market Is Worrisome
- It was a mixed day for European and US markets yesterday (13/06/2012)
- As Euro-debt contagion hits Italy the Euro is feeling further weight
- Spain Jumps on the Bailout Train
- Positive sentiment yesterday was as scarce as net longs in Euro
- JAPAN: Land of the Rising USD/JPY?
- Relief on Spanish 'Cash Injection'
- Germany In...or Germany Out?
- US indices were mixed on Thursday
- Talks of Euro power brokers for Spanish banks saw risk gain a bid tone
- When Should We Buy Stocks?
- A strong start to Asian stocks start for the day
- Most of the Global Markets in May got a largest hit for several months
- The continuing fall of the Euro has hit Chinese manufacturing numbers
- Greek exit from the Euro is closer than previous polls suggested
- Greece, Spain, the Euro, Bankia and Facebook will dominate people’s thoughts today
- Markets in Asia on risk aversion mood again
- Do NOT be COMPLACENT!
- Asian stocks have gained some small ground today
- EUR/USD threatening to test the 1-year 10-m lows of 1.2516 hit yesterday
- Something of an air of disappointment initially on Wednesday
- Is Germany going to lead Europe?
- More Risk aversion in Asia as traders made preparations for Greece euro exit
- Is This the End of the Bull Market?
- The Bank of Japan will likely stick to its assessment
- European leaders are drawing up a series of crisis-fighting proposals
- European shares were set to open sharply lower on Friday
- Depositors withdrew EUR700 million (about $891 million) from local banks Monday
- Investors seemed to have decided on limiting their exposure to European stocks
- Europe will carry on dictating the markets today
- Greek Co-op government won’t work because all of the parties are at odds
- Markets are signalling a negative start to Friday
- Investor sentiment wasn’t done any favours yesterday
- Valbury Capital selects TraderTools’ Liquidity Management Platform™
- Greece steering major European and US Indexes
- UK insurer Aviva Plc has Returned
- Monday saw a rocky start for Europe with euro
- An unpredictable weekend is keeping investors at bay
- Positive morning results for SocGen
- China and the U.S. showed improved manufacturing numbers yesterday
- Spain will almost certainly need European help this summer
- Eyes will firmly be focused on Spain today
- Investors have continued to ignore news that we are officially in a double dip recession
- US Fed might be feeling generally positive about the state of play
- Will Eurobonds bring stability and investors back?
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