Independence Day cooled bears ardor at the stock markets today
Stocks and Independence Day
In brief: World stocks are volatile. Bullish trend could engulf the stock markets tomorrow.Stock indices in the New World fell on Friday by an average of 0,5% – the players did not appreciate the reduction in unemployment to 9.5%, and most hotheads louder claim that these staff are drawn Bureau of Statistics on request from the top.
Stock indices of the Old World the last day of the week ended at zero, which is a good demonstration of the lack of ideas and confusion. Most likely, affected the threshold of long weekends in the U.S. and the mixed statistics. Industrial metals at auction in London have risen in price, steel prices dropped, gold is worth about $ 1210, Baltic Dry Index falls continually, Brent crude slid below $ 72, the U.S. dollar has fallen in price against a basket of currencies, volatility generally increases. The U.S. celebrates Independence Day (or rather it was celebrated yesterday, today echoes) in Europe has been published indexes of business activity in the services sector and the data on retail sales.
Ukrainian Globalist2010-07-05 07:30, Economics.
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