Fundamental analysis from New Forex: The Asia-Pacific region
Trade reflation pushes shares to the highest historical levels of last weeks worldwide but today regional growth is limited as the Japanese yen jumped up and sovereign bonds of Japan grew for the first time during last five days. Investors began to doubt that regional indexes will continue to punch historical maxima further. World shares extended at more than for $70 trillion after Trump was elected as the U.S. President. At the same time, the official data testimonial of inflation strengthening allow to raise interest rates with complete confidence that not only American but also the economy of emerging markets will sustain the next increases without threat of considerable capital outflow. Yesterday’s data showed revaluation of monetary policy toughening prospects from U.S. Fed to 42% from 30% declared two days ago. The dollar index lighting the American’s rate against the main trade weighed competitors fell to 100.92 while the Australian dollar was one of leaders of today’s growth having strengthened against the majority of principal currencies despite contradictory data from the labor market. Earlier the Japanese yen grew by 0.3% to 113.87 against US dollar having lost 0.9% on Wednesday. The Canadian also keeps strong in relation to competitors having received a boost from prospect favorable and at the same time large-scale commercial transactions with the United States.
Fundamental analysis from New Forex: Europe
The European stock indexes grow thanks to positive dynamics in the banking sector including France where one of the largest commercial banks and at the same time one of the most scandalous grew almost by 5% having shown the favorable reporting for the last quarter of the last year. And also due to the prospects of deglobalization and sovereign stimulation proceeding from the French pre-election race where the far-right anti globalist, Le Pen increases leading line items. The all-European benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 extended at 14.82 points having added 0.45% while the sovereign stock indexes show unilateral positive results: the British FTSE 100 added 33.65 points (0.47%), German DAX grew at 22:12 points (0.19%) and French CAC 40 was beaten out in leaders with a surplus at 29.04 points (0.59% respectively). European currencies are traded more weakly than Asia-Pacific colleagues due to broad fiscal policy from the European Central Bank in case with euro and also due to the growing interest in risk and the cheapening gold — in a case with Swiss franc. And here the British pound feels confident enters into top three of today’s growth having joined the Australian dollar and yen, specifying the growing gap with single economy of the EU.
NewForex Analyst
Alex Vergunov
Trade reflation pushes shares to the highest historical levels of last weeks worldwide but today regional growth is limited as the Japanese yen jumped up and sovereign bonds of Japan grew for the first time during last five days. Investors began to doubt that regional indexes will continue to punch historical maxima further. World shares extended at more than for $70 trillion after Trump was elected as the U.S. President. At the same time, the official data testimonial of inflation strengthening allow to raise interest rates with complete confidence that not only American but also the economy of emerging markets will sustain the next increases without threat of considerable capital outflow. Yesterday’s data showed revaluation of monetary policy toughening prospects from U.S. Fed to 42% from 30% declared two days ago. The dollar index lighting the American’s rate against the main trade weighed competitors fell to 100.92 while the Australian dollar was one of leaders of today’s growth having strengthened against the majority of principal currencies despite contradictory data from the labor market. Earlier the Japanese yen grew by 0.3% to 113.87 against US dollar having lost 0.9% on Wednesday. The Canadian also keeps strong in relation to competitors having received a boost from prospect favorable and at the same time large-scale commercial transactions with the United States.
Fundamental analysis from New Forex: Europe
The European stock indexes grow thanks to positive dynamics in the banking sector including France where one of the largest commercial banks and at the same time one of the most scandalous grew almost by 5% having shown the favorable reporting for the last quarter of the last year. And also due to the prospects of deglobalization and sovereign stimulation proceeding from the French pre-election race where the far-right anti globalist, Le Pen increases leading line items. The all-European benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 extended at 14.82 points having added 0.45% while the sovereign stock indexes show unilateral positive results: the British FTSE 100 added 33.65 points (0.47%), German DAX grew at 22:12 points (0.19%) and French CAC 40 was beaten out in leaders with a surplus at 29.04 points (0.59% respectively). European currencies are traded more weakly than Asia-Pacific colleagues due to broad fiscal policy from the European Central Bank in case with euro and also due to the growing interest in risk and the cheapening gold — in a case with Swiss franc. And here the British pound feels confident enters into top three of today’s growth having joined the Australian dollar and yen, specifying the growing gap with single economy of the EU.
NewForex Analyst
Alex Vergunov