DAILY REPORT 05/06/14
Eurozone economic news European shares rise operating after learning ECB decision . The main European stock indexes trade Thursday's session up after learning the decision to cut rates by the European Central Bank. The English FTSE 100 represents a positive change of 0.32 % before the open on Wall Street. In Germany the DAX operates upward , its value increased 0.75 % or 74 points, rosando 10 thousand mark for the first time this year . In France, the French CAC 40 led the upward movement with an appreciation of 1.56 % after half-time operations on the European continent . European Central Bank The Euro Stoxx 600 operates up after the Central Bank resolved cut the interest rate from 0.25% to 0.15 % and the deposit rate to 0.1% from 0.0 %. During the conference after the announcement of the bank president , Mario Drahi press announced that new stimulus measures are prepared , including an asset repurchase program . Draghi also said the European Central Bank prepares loans with low rates for bank operations and long-term financing .
Tomorrow : In Germany industrial production will be announced April up 0.4 % month to month is expected . Germany 's trade balance will be known. Report is expected to be 15.1 billion euros.
Economic News Asia
Nikkei closed at its highest level in three months.
Major Asian stock indexes closed Thursday's session mixed territory , showing caution on the part of investors , who expected decision by the European Central Bank. The Japanese Nikke has appreciated 0.08 %, up 11 points over the day. In China, the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong lost 0.18% of its value, while the Shanghai Composite Index has appreciated 0.79 %, closing on 2040 points . The S & P / ASX 200 had a negative change of 0.15 % , giving 8 units during the penultimate session this week . Nikkei operates normally
Japanese stocks closed almost flat ( were valued on average 0.08 % ) , closing on the highest level in three months and extending such a bullish run of four sessions. Profit taking and a strengthening of the currency , the Nikkei index deprived have a greater appreciation over the wheel. Softbank, Sprint 's majority shareholder , has appreciated 0.3 % after learning that the U.S. is close to signing a deal to acquire T -Mobile U.S. . Sprint would pay $ 40 per share , officials said on completion of the wheel Wednesday on Wall Street. China between ups and downs
Shares of major Asian economy closed the session mixed territory , reversing the upward trend in the early hours of operations , slowing up a consecutive run of four days. An economic report during the first hours of trading unveiled the service sector fell to its lowest level in four months in May.
Economic and corporate news United States Initial jobless increase but show a good trend in the employment sector . During Wednesday's session in the U.S. market major indices closed higher , driven by strong economic data in the service sector and non- manufacturing. The Dow Jones Industrial appreciated 0.09%, gaining 15 points throughout the day. The S & P 500 had a positive change of 0.19 %, closing above 1927 points , a new record high for the index. The technology sector had a recovery of 0.41% during the press yesterday.
Petitions initial unemployment The Labor Department reported that for the week ended May 31 requests for jobless benefits rose to 312,000 . The number of Americans seeking access to the subsidy rose unexpectedly during the last week , although the trend marks a good time in the employment sector . An increase of 8000 applications were filed during the week , according to the Department there were no special factors that would influence the outcome recorded . Microsoft ( MSFT : NYSE) The company had a revaluation by the firm FBR Capital , who said he expects Microsoft to have a greater market growth . Previously, the financial institution was the company founded by Bill qualified to act as the main U.S. stock indexes Gates. Tomorrow :
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The Labor Department will release the job creation in May. An estimated 215,000 jobs have been created.
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