In the first half of the trading session U.S. stocks demonstrated confidently positive dynamics as the light blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 1.42% or 9,823.77 points, the S&P rose 1.58% or 1,038.73 points and the Nasdaq grew 1.42% or 2,127.48 points.
DJIA trying to play back all the past losses last week. Dow Jones Industrial Average started trading with strong growth with the overall positive market, buyers are on long positions and today may result in serious success. Stock trades in the U.S. opened on July 6 2010. increase in leading indicators. After the failed before the trading session in connection with the celebration of the country’s Independence Day, USA Today among players dominate the positive mood following upward dynamics of the markets of Europe and Asia. Also, today is also not expected publication of important statistics has, may have a significant influence on the course of bidding.
SSE Composite Index, Hang Seng and Nikkei 225 – These three indices are stuck in the leaders of Asia stock market today. Hang Seng has a much better chance of growth than other market indicators. Trading on the stock exchanges in Asia will demonstrate multidirectional quotes on a background of commodity prices, exchange rates, lack of guidance from the States, as well as macroeconomic data.
Prices for oil and petroleum products declined slightly against the background of low trading volumes due to the weekend on U.S. stock exchanges in connection with the national holiday, Independence Day today.
European stocks fell amid concern over the economic outlook. Trading volume was quite low due to the fact that the U.S. now trades do not take place because of the holiday on the occasion of Independence Day. Pan-European Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.2% to 236.88 points, the British FTSE 100 – on 0,3% to 4,823.53 points, Germany’s DAX – on 0,3% to 5,816.20 points, the French CAC-40 – by 0,5% to 3,332.46 points.
Exchange rate USD weakens against the bad statistics. So, the data of the U.S. employment could significantly move the markets, which have demonstrated large-scale movements as early as Thursday, but added food for thought. Total U.S. economy in June, has lost 125 thousand jobs vs. -130 thousand, the unemployment rate fell from 9.7% to 9.5% against the forecast growth to 9.8% (these data, as well as all that will be lower, are seasonally adjusted).
The European stock markets are volatile today. Today’s trading at the major European markets such is going with a small change in the stock indexes. FTSE 100, САС 40 and DAX 30 had a plus at the very beginning. The U.S. stock markets are closed because of the celebration of the Independence Day and so the investors are in no hurry to settle the active bargains. Furthermore, the macroeconomic statistics published this morning macroeconomic statistics were mixed.
The Independence Day was unable to prevent the oil prices rise. Oil prices are rising, but growth is constrained by fears of slowdown in the world’s leading economies and reduce demand for fuel. Prices for U.S. light crude rose $ 0.11 to $ 72.25 a barrel, while Brent added $ 0.32 to $ 71.97.
Standard & Poor’s 500 and the DJIA will start to grow tomorrow. The main reason for the future growth of the American stock market indices will rise in Asia and Europe. Analysts expect growth of Dow Jones Industrial Average in the range 1% – 1,5% tomorrow. Dow index stood at 9,686.48 points as of tomorrow. American stock indexes declined on the bidding results within 0.5% and despite the growth rates “treasures and reduce market risk indicators.
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.