
The unemployment claims in the US this week was of 258 thousand new claims, as expected.
Last week reported 268 thousand claims.

The unemployment claims in the US this week was of 258 thousand new claims, as expected.
Last week reported 268 thousand claims.

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.

The ISM index, which examines the US services sector rose in November to 53.2 points compared with the level of 51.9 points in October.
The figure was contrary to the estimates of economists who expected a small increase to 52.2 points more.

Case-Shiller index of housing prices in the US showed an increase of 5.1% in September versus September last year.
This is the index which covers the changes in real estate in 20 districts.

In the US GDP in the last quarter recorded a growth of 3.2% (annual respectively) compared to an expectations to increased by 3%.

The trading day in the US is expected to open with a slight increase in the stock indices, a direct continuation of the positive trend of the last few days.
The trading day will be shortened and will end at 18:00 UK time.

According to US media reports, OPEC officials has asked Russia to join the agreement being formulated to reduce oil production, and to undertake the download of 300 thousand barrels per day to its production levels.

The European Bank warns growing political uncertainty Island threatening the Euro zone.
According to a report published by the Bank under the leadership of Mario Draghi said that the uncertainty towards political decision coming in Europe (led by referendum in Italy and the French elections), along with a change in policy expected in the US, pose questions about the possibilities of growth and inflation in the countries in the European block, and lead to correct back in markets.

The trading on the US ended yesterday with a mixed trend.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to a new peak.
Today there was no trading on Wall Street in honor of Thanksgiving.

The Asian stock markets are rising as a result of optimism that the global economy is strong enough to withstand an interest rate increases in the US.
Hong Kong rising by 0.4% , Shanghai adds 0.2%, Singapore rising by 0.5%.