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04.02.2019
23:30
Schedule for today, Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Time Country Event Period Previous value Forecast
00:30 Australia Retail Sales, M/M December 0.4% -0.1%
00:30 Australia Trade Balance December 1.925 2.25
00:30 Japan Nikkei Services PMI January 51.0  
00:30 U.S. FOMC Member Mester Speaks    
03:30 Australia Announcement of the RBA decision on the discount rate 1.5% 1.5%
03:30 Australia RBA Rate Statement    
08:50 France Services PMI January 49 47.5
08:55 Germany Services PMI January 51.8 53.1
09:00 Eurozone Services PMI January 51.2 50.8
09:30 United Kingdom Purchasing Manager Index Services January 51.1 51
10:00 Eurozone Retail Sales (MoM) December 51.1 -1.6%
10:00 Eurozone Retail Sales (YoY) December 1.1% 0.5%
13:30 Canada Trade balance, billions December -2.06  
14:45 U.S. Services PMI January 54.4 54.2
15:00 U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing January 58 57
21:08
Major US stock indexes finished trading in positive territory

Major US stock indices rose moderately due to the price hike in technology segment shares prior to the publication of the quarterly reporting Alphabet (GOOG), while the fall in shares of the conglomerate sector and the health sector limited the increase.

Alphabet Company (GOOG) will publish its quarterly results today after the close of the trading session. This will be the last report of the company from the so-called FAANG group. Recall, the reports of other companies in this group were ambiguous: Apple Inc. (AAPL) and Facebook Inc (FB) published quarterly results that exceeded expectations last week, while Netflix Inc. (NFLX) and Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) presented disappointing forecasts for the current quarter.

The focus of market participants was also on US data. The report of the US Department of Commerce showed that new orders for industrial goods in November fell by $ 3.1 billion, or 0.6%, to $ 499.2 billion. This followed a fall of 2.1% in October. Economists had forecast growth in orders of 0.2%. The release of the report was postponed due to the recently completed five-week partial closure of the government.

Meanwhile, a report from the Conference Board showed that the index of US employment trends, which is a combination of labor market indicators, worsened in January. According to the data, the January employment trends index fell to 109.56 points compared to 110.96 points in November (revised from 111.61). However, the index still shows an increase of 3.4% compared to the same period in 2017. The Conference Board said that the decline in the index in January was caused by the negative contribution of 7 out of 8 components.

Most of the components of DOW finished trading in positive territory (18 out of 30). The growth leader was Microsoft Corp. (MSFT, + 2.59%). The outsider was Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM, -1.46%).

Almost all sectors of the S & P recorded an increase. The greatest growth was shown by technological goods (+ 0.9%), the largest decrease was seen by the conglomerates sector (-0.5%)

At the time of closing:

Dow 25,239.64 +175.75 +0.70%

S & P 500 2,724.86 +18.33 +0.68%

Nasdaq 100 7,347.54 +83.67 +1.15%

20:50
Schedule for tomorrow, Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Time Country Event Period Previous value Forecast
00:30 Australia Retail Sales, M/M December 0.4% -0.1%
00:30 Australia Trade Balance December 1.925 2.25
00:30 Japan Nikkei Services PMI January 51.0  
00:30 U.S. FOMC Member Mester Speaks    
03:30 Australia Announcement of the RBA decision on the discount rate 1.5% 1.5%
03:30 Australia RBA Rate Statement    
08:50 France Services PMI January 49 47.5
08:55 Germany Services PMI January 51.8 53.1
09:00 Eurozone Services PMI January 51.2 50.8
09:30 United Kingdom Purchasing Manager Index Services January 51.1 51
10:00 Eurozone Retail Sales (MoM) December 51.1 -1.6%
10:00 Eurozone Retail Sales (YoY) December 1.1% 0.5%
13:30 Canada Trade balance, billions December -2.06  
14:45 U.S. Services PMI January 54.4 54.2
15:00 U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing January 58 57
20:01
DJIA +0.45% 25,176.72 +112.83 Nasdaq +0.98% 7,335.32 +71.45 S&P +0.46% 2,718.95 +12.42
17:00
European stocks closed: FTSE 100 +13.91 7034.13 +0.20% DAX -4.08 11176.58 -0.04% CAC 40 -19.07 5000.19 -0.38%
15:43
U.S. factory orders unexpectedly drop in November

The U.S. Commerce Department reported that the value of new factory orders decreased 0.6 percent m-o-m in November, following an unrevised 2.1 percent m-o-m drop in October.

Economists had forecast a 0.2 percent m-o-m advance.

The release of the report was delayed by 28 days due to the U.S. government shutdown.

According to the report, orders for durable goods rose by 0.7 percent m-o-m in November, driven by a gain in orders for transportation equipment (+3.0 percent m-o-m). Meanwhile, orders for non-durable goods decreased by 1.9 percent m-o-m.

Total factory orders excluding transportation, a volatile part of the overall reading, fell 1.3 percent m-o-m in November (compared to a downwardly revised 0.2 percent m-o-m gain in October), while orders for nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft, a measure of business spending plans, fell 0.6 percent m-o-m (compared to a 0.5 percent m-o-m raise in October).

The report also showed that shipments of core capital goods decreased 0.2 percent m-o-m in November, after increasing 0.8 percent m-o-m in October.

In y-o-y terms, factory orders grew 7.9 percent in November.

15:00
U.S.: Factory Orders , November -0.6% (forecast 0.2%)
14:33
U.S. Stocks open: Dow -0.08%, Nasdaq +0.10%, S&P -0.05%
14:28
Before the bell: S&P futures -0.03%, NASDAQ futures -0.07%

U.S. stock-index were flat on Monday, as market participants awaited Alphabet’s (GOOG) quarterly report, following a mixed bag of results from other FAANG stocks.


Global Stocks:

Index/commodity

Last

Today's Change, points

Today's Change, %

Nikkei

20,883.77

+95.38

+0.46%

Hang Seng

27,990.21

+59.47

+0.21%

Shanghai

-

-

-

S&P/ASX

5,891.20

+28.40

+0.48%

FTSE

7,031.16

+10.94

+0.16%

CAC

4,988.44

-30.82

-0.61%

DAX

11,143.57

-37.09

-0.33%

Crude

$54.24


-1.85%

Gold

$1,314.80


-0.55%

13:54
Wall Street. Stocks before the bell

(company / ticker / price / change ($/%) / volume)


3M Co

MMM

199.4

0.24(0.12%)

753

ALCOA INC.

AA

28.4

-0.20(-0.70%)

2122

ALTRIA GROUP INC.

MO

49.3

0.10(0.20%)

4094

Amazon.com Inc., NASDAQ

AMZN

1,616.89

-9.34(-0.57%)

53330

American Express Co

AXP

103

-0.06(-0.06%)

216

Apple Inc.

AAPL

166.84

0.32(0.19%)

107645

AT&T Inc

T

30.05

0.05(0.17%)

9007

Boeing Co

BA

387.99

0.56(0.14%)

3615

Chevron Corp

CVX

117.74

-0.63(-0.53%)

1946

Cisco Systems Inc

CSCO

47.17

-0.17(-0.36%)

7822

Citigroup Inc., NYSE

C

63.7

0.03(0.05%)

1337

Exxon Mobil Corp

XOM

75.99

0.07(0.09%)

9550

Facebook, Inc.

FB

165.7

-0.01(-0.01%)

63444

FedEx Corporation, NYSE

FDX

179.92

0.61(0.34%)

290

Ford Motor Co.

F

8.7

-0.02(-0.23%)

60753

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., NYSE

FCX

11.45

-0.06(-0.52%)

2726

General Electric Co

GE

10.26

0.07(0.69%)

188202

General Motors Company, NYSE

GM

38.8

0.02(0.05%)

184685

Goldman Sachs

GS

196.15

-0.39(-0.20%)

3420

Google Inc.

GOOG

1,114.75

4.00(0.36%)

13131

Home Depot Inc

HD

184.8

0.43(0.23%)

523

Intel Corp

INTC

48.64

-0.09(-0.18%)

7284

International Business Machines Co...

IBM

133.98

-0.12(-0.09%)

3786

Johnson & Johnson

JNJ

133.94

-0.26(-0.19%)

2388

JPMorgan Chase and Co

JPM

103.98

0.10(0.10%)

300

McDonald's Corp

MCD

177.51

0.79(0.45%)

4284

Merck & Co Inc

MRK

75.91

-0.54(-0.71%)

1064

Microsoft Corp

MSFT

102.7

-0.08(-0.08%)

274084

Pfizer Inc

PFE

42.68

-0.20(-0.47%)

3246

Procter & Gamble Co

PG

97.39

-0.08(-0.08%)

1172

Starbucks Corporation, NASDAQ

SBUX

68.31

0.20(0.29%)

873

Tesla Motors, Inc., NASDAQ

TSLA

311.31

-0.90(-0.29%)

83764

Twitter, Inc., NYSE

TWTR

33.34

0.15(0.45%)

71036

United Technologies Corp

UTX

119.1

0.12(0.10%)

2231

UnitedHealth Group Inc

UNH

266.5

-2.22(-0.83%)

227

Verizon Communications Inc

VZ

54.6

0.05(0.09%)

684

Visa

V

140.01

-0.14(-0.10%)

3147

Wal-Mart Stores Inc

WMT

93.7

-0.16(-0.17%)

2534

Walt Disney Co

DIS

111.95

0.65(0.58%)

8352

Yandex N.V., NASDAQ

YNDX

33.58

-0.10(-0.30%)

463

13:39
Janus Henderson says legendary bond fund manager Bill Gross to retire

Janus Henderson Investors said Bill Gross, 74, will retire from the investment firm, departing on March 1. 

In 1971, the storied investor helped found PIMCO, the largest bond fund manager in the world. 

In 2014, he moved on to Janus to manage its Unconstrained Bond Fund. But in the past few years, the fund has suffered a raft of outflows after his fund underperformed its 3-month LIBOR benchmark.

After the retirement, Bill Gross will focus on managing his personal assets and on his private charitable foundation. 

13:07
Germany facing big budget hole: Reuters citing government document

Reuters reported the document of Germany’s Finance Ministry it obtained showed that the country is facing a budget shortfall of around 25 billion euros ($28.62 billion) by 2023 as an economic slowdown means tax revenues will come in below previous forecasts.

The German government last month lowered its growth estimate for this year to 1.0 percent from 1.8 percent previously.

The governmental document pointed to further risks for the budget, including costs related to exiting coal power. 


11:52
UK PM Spokesperson: May Aims to Bring Back a Brexit Deal to the UK Parliament ASAP

According to Theresa May's official spokesperson James Slack:

  • May will speak about the UK’s commitments on Northern Irish border on Tuesday;
  • The UK government wants to conclude work on backstop urgently;
  • Insists that PM has been clear she will not revoke Article 50;
  • Aims to bring back a Brexit deal to the UK parliament as soon as possible;
  • Rules out calling for a general election.

11:27
Germany’s Finance Ministry Notes Impact of Economic Slowdown on Country’s Tax Revenues

Newspaper Bild said on Sunday that Germany could face a 25 billion euro budget shortfall by 2023 due to expected fall in tax revenues and increase in public sector wages, citing an internal government document.

When asked about the report that Germany could face a budget shortfall in the coming years, a spokeswoman for the Germany’s Finance Ministry said on Monday that economic slowdown is having an impact on tax revenues in the country.

10:56
UK watchdog tightens requirements on asset managers

Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority said, managers of four trillion pounds in assets must clearly spell out their investment objectives to customers and explain why they use a benchmark to measure performance.

The FCA published a set of new rules for asset managers, saying its review of the market found “weak price competition” leading to lower returns for savers.

It was the second batch of remedies or rule changes following publication of its market study into asset management in November 2015 to improve “value for money” for investors in funds that have been accused of being opaque regarding fees and charges.

The latest batch require fund managers to clarify how performance of the fund is measured, and show that where a performance fee is specified, it must be calculated based on the scheme’s performance after the deduction of all other fees.

10:48
Japanese Prime Minister Abe: wants stable, democratic, prompt solution to Venezuela situation

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that Japan wants a stable, democratic and prompt solution to the Venezuela situation shortly after France said it recognised national assembly president Juan Guaido as the country's interim leader.

10:30
German Chancellor Merkel: Can Still Use The Time To Perhaps Achieve A Deal On Brexit

  • We Need To Know From Britain What It Envisages

  • We Do Not Want To Reopen The Withdrawal Agreement On Brexit

  • Wants To Do All We Can To Ensure There Is Not A No Deal Brexit

10:25
Italy: Consumer price index rose slightly in January

According to preliminary estimates from Istat, in January 2019 the Italian consumer price index for the whole nation (NIC) increased by 0.1% on monthly basis and by 0.9% with respect to January 2018, down from +1.1% in the previous month.

Core inflation excluding energy and unprocessed food was +0.5% (in deceleration from +0.6%) and inflation excluding energy was +0.6% (stable compared to the previous month).

The increase on monthly basis of All items index was especially due to prices of Unprocessed food (+1.3%), only partially offset by the decrease of Non-regulated energy products (-1.2%) and of Services related to transport (-1.4%), the latter mainly due to seasonal factors.

In January 2019, according to preliminary estimates, the Italian harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) decreased by 1.7% compared with the previous month, mainly due to the winter sales of Clothing and footwear (-21.2% compared with December 2018), which are not taken into account in the national index NIC. The HICP increased by +0.9% with respect to January 2018 (it was +1.2% in December 2018).

10:10
Industrial producer prices down by 0.8% in both euro area and EU28

According to estimates from Eurostat, in December 2018, compared with November 2018, industrial producer prices fell by 0.8% in both the euro area (EA19) and the EU28. In November 2018, prices decreased by 0.3% in the euro area and by 0.5% in the EU28. In December 2018, compared with December 2017, industrial producer prices rose by 3.0% in the euro area and by 3.1% in the EU28.

Average industrial producer prices for the year 2018, compared with 2017, increased by 3.2% in the euro area and by 3.6% in the EU28.

Industrial producer prices in the euro area in December 2018, compared with November 2018, fell by 2.6% in the energy sector and by 0.4% for intermediate goods, while prices remained stable for non-durable consumer goods and increased by 0.1% for capital goods and by 0.2% for durable consumer goods. Prices in total industry excluding energy fell by 0.1%.

In the EU28, industrial producer prices fell by 3.3% in the energy sector and by 0.3% for intermediate goods, while prices remained stable for capital goods and rose by 0.1% for both durable and non-durable consumer goods. Prices in total industry excluding energy fell by 0.1%.

10:00
Eurozone: Producer Price Index (YoY), December 3% (forecast 3.3%)
10:00
Eurozone: Producer Price Index, MoM , December -0.8% (forecast -0.6%)
09:55
Sentix Investor Confidence unexpectedly worsened in February

The sentix economic index drops to only +3.1 points for the sixth time in a row. This is the lowest level since November 2014. It was expected that the index will rise to -1.1 compared with -1.5 in January. The sentix indices are performing similarly to the recent ifo index: with slightly improved expectations, the situation values continue to collapse. Things are looking a little better internationally. The overall indices may improve slightly here. But this is not enough to proclaim a turnaround.

The report also reflected a renewed decline of the sentix overall economic index for the Euro zone by 3 points to +3.1. The situation values, with their sixth decline as well, are primarily responsible for this.

The situation in Germany is no different: the overall index and the current situation are declining for the fourth time. The loss of momentum remains remarkable.

09:43
UK construction output rises only marginally in January EURGBP GBPUSD

The headline seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Total Activity Index dropped to 50.6 in January, from 52.8 in December. The index has posted above the 50.0 no-change mark in each month since the snow related decline seen in March 2018, but the latest expansion was the weakest seen over this ten month period of growth.

According to the report, all three categories of construction output - residential work, civil engineering activity, сommercial work - recorded weaker trends than those reported in December.New business growth eased to an eight-month low in January. Construction firms widely commented on softer demand conditions and longer sales conversion times, reflecting a wait-and-see approach to spending by clients.

Meanwhile, slower growth of input buying helped to reduce pressure on construction supply chains in January. The latest deterioration in vendor performance was the joint-weakest since September 2016. Input price inflation continued to moderate in January, with average cost burdens rising at the slowest pace since June 2016. Where an increase in purchasing costs was reported, this was generally linked to rising prices for imported construction products and materials.

Construction firms remain positive about the outlook for business activity in 2019. Around 41% of the survey panel anticipate a rise in output, while only 16% forecast a fall. However, the resulting index signalled a moderation in optimism since December.

09:31
Eurozone: Sentix Investor Confidence, February -3.7
09:30
United Kingdom: PMI Construction, January 50.6 (forecast 52.4)
09:29
UK Tory lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg: Would accept Brexit deal without Irish backstop
  • Leaving EU with no deal is a 'rational decision'

  • Key is to have a functional government after Brexit

  • Tory party is reluctant to have an election


Amid these comments, the GBP / USD pair fell sharply, reaching a Friday low.

09:23
ECB's Nowotny uncertainty is high but no chance of a recession

  • We will see an increase in core CPI

  • ECB is data-driven

09:06
ECB's Mersch says the best solution is to integrate financial stability concerns into monetary policy at the european level

The European Central Bank should have a bigger say in how the euro zone fights financial bubbles, ECB director Yves Mersch said on Monday.

"The best solution is to integrate financial stability concerns into monetary policy at the European level – including possible corrections with instruments at national levels", told Mersch.

08:53
French minister: Italy can be accommodating on important matters

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said that Italy - which has been engaged in diplomatic clashes with France of late - could be accommodating when faced with important matters such as its economy and immigration.

“When we arrive at a moment when action is needed, Italy can bend,” told Le Drian.

08:38
Spain: registered unemployment is reduced in January by 190,767 people

In January 2019 registered unemployment in the offices of the Public Employment Services has been reduced by 190,767 people with respect to the same month of the previous year, with a year-on-year reduction rate of 5.49%. The number of unemployed registered in the month of January 2019 has risen by 83,464 in relation to the previous month. In relative values, the increase in unemployment is 2.61%. Thus, the total number of unemployed stands at 3,285,761. In January 2018 unemployment rose by 63,747 unemployed in relation to the previous month.

In seasonally adjusted terms, unemployment rises by 3,292 people.

Male unemployment stood at 1,360,448 people, increasing by 23,204 (1.74%) and female unemployment by 1,925,313, increasing by 60,260 (3.23%) in relation to the month of December. If we compare it with January 2018, male unemployment falls by 115,031 (-7.8%) people, and female unemployment drops by 75,736 (-3.78%).

08:17
The People's Bank of China establishes bureau to strengthen financial regulation

China's central bank has set up an institution to improve financial regulation and risk prevention, the office of public sectors reform commission said in a statement Saturday.

According to the statement, The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has established a macro-prudential management bureau to replace the previous foreign exchange department.

The bureau will be responsible to formulate macro-prudential policies, assess financial agencies, draft rules and regulations, and monitor financial risks.

It will also shoulder foreign exchange department duties, such as assessing foreign exchange policies and promoting the yuan's cross-border transactions.

Establishing the bureau is a crucial measure in the country's strategy of building a two-pillar framework consisting of monetary policy and macro-prudential assessment, said Yin Zhentao, a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

07:48
Asian companies see profit evaporating as China demand shrinks - Nikkei

China's economic slowdown is weighing on corporate earnings across Asia and around the world as businesses and consumers tighten their purse strings in a vital market.

Nikkei tallied earnings and analyst forecasts for the October-December quarter for leading companies in the U.S., Europe, China, Japan and the rest of Asia. China suffered a particularly sharp slowdown, with sales slumping roughly 30% on the year. Net profit sank 9%, marking the first decline on a quarterly basis in two years and the largest drop since April-June 2016.

China's troubles have rippled out to hit surrounding Asian markets. Net profit slumped 9% at Japanese companies and 18% at businesses in Asia excluding China and Japan.

07:21
Earnings Season in U.S.: Major Reports of the Week

February 4

After the Close:

Alphabet (GOOG). Consensus EPS $9.70

February 5

After the Close:

Snap (SNAP). Consensus EPS -$0.08, Consensus Revenues $377.77 mln.

Walt Disney (DIS). Consensus EPS $1.57, Consensus Revenues $15204.58 mln.

February 6

Before the Open:

General Motors (GM). Consensus EPS $1.21, Consensus Revenues $36310.34 mln.

February 7

Before the Open:

Twitter (TWTR). Consensus EPS $0.24, Consensus Revenues $866.30 mln.

07:13
New Zealand building permits climb 5.1% In December NZDUSD

Statistics New Zealand said, the total number of building permits issued in New Zealand advanced a seasonally adjusted 5.1 percent on month in December, standing at 2,382. That following the upwardly revised 1.9 percent decline in November (originally -2.0 percent).

In the year ended December 2018, the actual number of new dwellings consented was 32,996, up 6.1 percent from the December 2017 year.

The annual value of non-residential building work consented was NZ$7.1 billion, up 9.0 percent from the December 2017 year.

New dwelling consents

In December 2018, 2,382 new dwellings were consented:

  • 1,492 stand-alone houses

  • 451 townhouses, flats, and units

  • 273 apartments.

  • 166 retirement village units.

For stand-alone houses only, the seasonally adjusted number fell 3.2 percent, after rising 1.4 percent in November and 6.0 percent in October.

06:59
Australia building approvals fell 8.4% in December AUDUSD

The Australian Bureau of Statistics said, the total number of building approvals issued in Australia was down a seasonally adjusted 8.4% on month in December, coming in at 13,995. That missed forecast for an decrease of 0.5% following the 9.8% decline in November.

On a yearly basis, building approvals tumbled 22.5% - again missing expectations for a fall of 10.9% following the 32.8% plummet in the previous month.

TOTAL DWELLING UNITS

  • The trend estimate for total dwellings approved fell 4.1% in December.

  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for total dwellings approved fell 8.4% in December.


PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSES

  • The trend estimate for private sector houses approved fell 1.1% in December.

  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for private sector houses fell 2.2% in December.


PRIVATE SECTOR DWELLINGS EXCLUDING HOUSES

  • The trend estimate for private sector dwellings excluding houses fell 8.5% in December.

  • The seasonally adjusted estimate for private sector dwellings excluding houses fell 18.8% in December.

06:18
Options levels on monday, February 4, 2019 EURUSD GBPUSD

EUR/USD

Resistance levels (open interest**, contracts)

$1.1565 (3484 )

$1.1535 (3321)

$1.1507 (582)

Price at time of writing this review: $1.1443

Support levels (open interest**, contracts):

$1.1435 (3229)

$1.1394 (3694)

$1.1348 (4003)


Comments:

- Overall open interest on the CALL options and PUT options with the expiration date February, 8 is 70814 contracts (according to data from February, 1) with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,1500 (4707);


GBP/USD

Resistance levels (open interest**, contracts)

$1.3188 (1372)

$1.3162 (1767)

$1.3131 (1929)

Price at time of writing this review: $1.3075

Support levels (open interest**, contracts):

$1.3019 (312)

$1.2981 (654)

$1.2939 (265)


Comments:

- Overall open interest on the CALL options with the expiration date February, 8 is 24305 contracts, with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,3000 (1929);

- Overall open interest on the PUT options with the expiration date February, 8 is 24749 contracts, with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,2550 (1900);

- The ratio of PUT/CALL was 1.02 versus 1.21 from the previous trading day according to data from February, 1

* - The Chicago Mercantile Exchange bulletin (CME) is used for the calculation.

** - Open interest takes into account the total number of option contracts that are open at the moment.

02:30
Commodities. Daily history for Friday, February 1, 2019
Raw materials Closed Change, %
Brent 62.77 2.7
WTI 55.46 2.57
Silver 15.89 -0.87
Gold 1317.631 -0.26
Palladium 1353.28 0.91
00:31
Australia: MI Inflation Gauge, m/m, January -0.1%
00:31
Australia: Building Permits, m/m, December -22.5% (forecast -0.5%)
00:30
Australia: ANZ Job Advertisements (MoM), January -1.7%
00:30
Stocks. Daily history for Friday, February 1, 2019
Index Change, points Closed Change, %
NIKKEI 225 14.9 20788.39 0.07
Hang Seng -11.73 27930.74 -0.04
KOSPI -1.39 2203.46 -0.06
ASX 200 -1.9 5862.8 -0.03
FTSE 100 51.37 7020.22 0.74
DAX 7.56 11180.66 0.07
CAC 40 26.54 5019.26 0.53
Dow Jones 64.22 25063.89 0.26
S&P 500 2.43 2706.53 0.09
NASDAQ Composite -17.87 7263.87 -0.25
00:15
Currencies. Daily history for Friday, February 1, 2019
Pare Closed Change, %
AUDUSD 0.725 -0.33
EURJPY 125.481 0.7
EURUSD 1.14585 0.1
GBPJPY 143.238 0.38
GBPUSD 1.30801 -0.22
NZDUSD 0.68989 -0.27
USDCAD 1.30854 -0.28
USDCHF 0.99529 0.11
USDJPY 109.504 0.6

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