German industrial output in October rose less than the analysts viewed, which indicating that Europe’s strongest economy started the fourth quarter at a slower pace.
The output rose by 0.3% compared to September (seasonally adjusted), compared with an average forecast a rise of 0.8%.
The Australian currency falls by 0.44% after the latest growth figures for the last quarter which showed that Australia’s economy shrank more than it did the last eight years.
At the end of a volatile trading day, the trading on the stock exchanges of Wall Street ended with a slight rise, as when the Dow Jones closed at the height of new record.
Apple shares rising by 0.5% after the the consumer electronics giant’s CEO, Tim Cook, said that sales of Apple Watch, Apple’s smart watch, broke a record during the first week of sales this holiday season, and the current quarter is about to be the best way of the product.
The trade deficit of the United States in October grew sharply by 17.8% to 42.6 billion, compared with 36.2 billion in September.
Wall Street stock markets are expected to open in stability after the oil retreated from a high of 16 months, and ahead of the publication of a series of macroeconomic data in the US today.
The Euro is stable against the US dollar, to a rate of 1.076, after the publication of the growth figures in Europe.
The pound strengthened by 0.1% against the US dollar, to a rate of 1.275.
Euro zone economy grew in the third quarter at a rate that matched the expectations.
The GDP of the 19 countries in the Euro zone in the third quarter grew by 0.3%, after growth of 0.3% in the second quarter.
Most of the European exchanges this morning are going down, after they ended with a rise yesterday despite the referendum results and the resignation of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
The FTSE decreasing by 0.3%, the DAX decreasing by 0.1% and the CAC decreasing by 0.3%.
The manufacturing sector of Germany in October posted the steepest monthly increase in more than two years,beyond expectations, led by a strong demand for vehicles and parts.
The orders surged by 4.9% compared to the previous month.
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