Morgonprognos Europa

Börskalendern
Länk till dagens och veckans agenda som DI från från nyhetsbyrån Direkt.

Rapporter
- Sverige: Sectra

Länk till AFV´s rapportkalender för Sverige.

Råvaror och Valutor
Nymex Light Crude = $43,99
Brent Crude = $40,55
Guld = $402,50
EUR/USD = 1,2080
USD/SEK = 7,5575
EUR/SEK = 9,1300

Små förändringar i valutorna, Euron som är lite starkare. Oljan handlades under gårdagen med små förändringar nedåt i Europa.

Asien idag (ca 08:20)
Japan (Nikkei225) +0,49 %
Hong Kong +0,01 %
Indien +0,38 %
Kina -0,36 %
Singapore +0,83 %
Sydkorea -0,66 %
Taiwan +1,23 %
Thailand +0,28 %.

Internationella index är en bra sammanställningssida om ni vill följa indexen i olika världsdelar.

USA senaste handelsdagen
STÄNGNING (3/9):
Dow Jones: -30,08 = 0,29 %
S&P 500: -4,68 = -0,42 %
Nasdaq Comp: -28,95 = -1,55 %
En sida med en rad Amerikanska index om ni vill ha delindex eller småbolagsbörserna. Inustry Indexes är en sida som innehåller en stort antal branchindex.
Advances & Declines är en statistiksida där man ser antalet bolag som gått uppåt/nedåt, nått nya högsta/lägsta-nivåer etc.

USA idag
TERMINER-FAIR VALUE:
S&P Futures: 1113,69
Nasdaq 100 Futures: 1372,59
DJIA Futures: 10271,00
Terminerna kan sedan följas mot Fair Value på CNN Money, här finns det dock en viss tidsfördröjning.
För tillfället ligger de på positivt territorium.

STATISTIK/MAKRO:
- USA:

US Economics Events & Anaysis är en bra ekonomisk kalender där man också kan få förväntningarna och en förklaring på siffrorna betydelse, har också med händelser som inte är av intresse för oss i Europa.

RAPPORTER:
Rapportkalender för USA
Innehåller även förväntningarna m.m.

För det skepp som inte har någon hamn,
blåser ingen vind i rätt riktning.
* Lucius Seneca*

Från saxobank:

- Crude oil futures are headed for their biggest drop in a week in New York after tropical storm Frances passed east of the main U.S. oil and natural gas- producing region in the Gulf of Mexico. Crude oil for October delivery fell as much as 70 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $43.29 a barrel in electronic after-hours trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract traded at $43.30 a barrel at 9:39 a.m. Singapore time.

- Manufacturing orders in Germany rose for a third month in four in July led by rising foreign demand for goods such as machinery. Orders gained 3 percent from June, when they dropped 3.3 percent, the Economics and Labor Ministry in Berlin said. Economists expected a gain of 1.5 percent, the median of forecasts. Foreign orders rose 5.2 percent and demand from within Germany 1 percent. Exports drove German growth in the first half as the domestic economy shrank. Slowing expansion in the U.S. and Japan in the second quarter raised concern that demand from abroad may be insufficient to sustain growth, and rising unemployment is dimming the prospects of a recovery in consumer spending. Germany's economy accounts for one-third of the 12 nations sharing the euro.

- Retail sales growth in Germany, Europe's largest economy, slowed in August as rising unemployment prompted shoppers to temper spending, the Bloomberg purchasing managers index showed. An index based on a survey of retail executives fell to 50.8 in August from 51.0 the previous month, adjusted for seasonal shifts. A reading above 50 indicates that retail sales rose from the month before. The index is published for the first time today. The second-highest unemployment rate in the dozen nations sharing the euro pushed German consumer sentiment to the lowest in more than a year last month as higher energy prices left shoppers with less money to spend at stores. The country's domestic economy shrank in the second quarter, leaving growth reliant on exports.

- U.K. retail sales growth slowed in August to the weakest pace since December as wet weather and higher interest rates kept shoppers out of stores, the British Retail Consortium said. Sales at stores open at least a year rose 0.6 percent from a year earlier after a 1.8 percent gain in July. Total sales increased 3.2 percent from 4.3 percent in July, according to the lobby group that represents companies including the biggest U.K. retailer, Tesco Plc. The Bank of England has increased its benchmark lending rate five times since November to 4.75 percent, on concern economic growth it forecasts at about an annual 3.5 percent this year will fuel inflation. Recent surveys suggest the rate increases are beginning to damp consumers' appetite for debt and caused house prices to fall for the first time in two years.





Equity Markets Summary -


Japanese stocks rose on expectations a government report later today may provide further evidence of growth in the world's second-largest economy. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average gained 50.82, or 0.5 percent, to 11,295.019 as of 10:17 a.m. in Tokyo. The Topix index added 2.67, or 0.2 percent, to 1145.71, with insurers and banks accounting for 17 percent of its advance. Japan's index of leading economic indicators, which measures job offers, consumer confidence and other signs of future activity, was probably above 50 percent in July for an 11th month, according to economists. A reading above 50 percent signals growth in three to six months.


viktiga nivåer att observerar:


DAX Index - motstånd 3910,stöd 3750 region.


FTSE 100 Index - motstånd 4590 - 4600, stöd 4430.

OMX - motstånd 704, stöd 690


S&P 500 - motstånd 1130, stöd 1095/85


Dow Jones Ind Ave. - motstånd 10,450 - 10,500 area. stöd 10,050 - 10,000


NDX 100 - motstånd 1410, stöd 1360/50


Nikkei - mål 12,200


Hang Seng - mål 13,500 - 1 4,000 
 

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