The trading day on Wall Street began with rising.
The Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 rising by 0.3%.
Twitter shares climb by 3% due to report on the imminent sale.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 13:45 (GMT+1)
The futures contracts on Wall Street signaling today (Wednesday) on a mixed trend at the opening of the trading day, with the fall in European markets.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 13:30 (GMT+1)
The US trade deficit rose in August by 3.3% to 40.7 billion dollars, while the market forecast stood at a deficit of 39 billion.
The US exports rose in Augst by 0.8% to 187.9 billion dollars, the highest level since July 2015.
Imports increased by 1.2% to 228.6 billion, the highest level in 11 months.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 13:15 (GMT+1)
Data disappointing of the ADP jobs survey.
Two days before the publication of the monthly employment report, the survey shows an increase of 154 thousand at the private sector jobs in September, less than the economists forecast – an increase of 170 thousand jobs, and compared to 175 thousand jobs in August.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 11:30 (GMT+1)
Asian markets closed in a mixed trend.
Tokyo increased for the third consecutive day, adding 0.5%, Hong Kong added 0.4% and Singapore lost 0.1%.
Shanghai Stock Exchange closed for the week.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 10:00 (GMT+1)
Disappointing growth in the Euro zone’s private sector
The growth of the private sector in the Euro zone slowed in September.
The PMI survey showed 52.2 points compared with 52.8 in August.
This is the slowest growth since December 2014.
According to the survey, the growth rate in France recovered, but slowed in Germany, Ireland and Spain.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 09:45 (GMT+1)
Is the oil on the way to $50?
The price of the oil rises 1.1% and the WTI is now trading for 49.2 dollars, as investors continue to bet on the success of stopping the oil production from the OPEC countries.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 09:30 (GMT+1)
The European stock markets opened the trading day with declines, on the background of the monetary policy in major economies that may be less convenient for investors.
The FTSE falls BY 0.25%, the DAX lost 0.9% and the CAC falls by 1%.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 08:00 (GMT+1)
The trading on Wall Street stock exchanges ended yesterday with declines after a volatile trading day, following a report according to which the European Central Bank (ECB) may reduce the quantitative easing program (QE) in the Euro zone ahead of schedule.
The IMF cuts its forecast for US economic growth in the current year and to -2017.
Market News Briefing – Oct. 5th 2016 07:30 (GMT+1)
The US dollar strengthened yesterday and has reached a two months high, as when he broke a significant resistance level, because of the increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise US interest rates by end of the year.
The US dollar strengthened by 1.1% against the Japanese yen.
The US dollar climbed against the British pound by 0.8% to US $ 1.2736 a pound, after earlier it been strengthened exchange of 1.2722 dollars to the pound.
It’s the highest level of the US versus the British currency since 1985.
The pound weakened in the last two days after the head of a British government Theresa May announced on Article 50 of the exit the uk from the European Union, and this will start within a few months.
The US dollar climbed by 0.1% against the Euro of 1.1199 dollars to the euro.
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