In Asia, the optimism of investors has dried up
By admin at 2 July, 2009, 12:14 pm
The U.S. indices finished yesterday's trading session on the increase: Dow index has added 0,68%, SP - 0,58%. The main factor that supported the optimism investors had become makrostatistika. Surprisingly strong index was outstanding sales in the real estate market: it grew 0.1% in May, and in April its revised value of 6.7%. Also departed slightly from the projections and the production index of ISM, which rose to 44.8 in June, with the section of growth expectations to Clause 44.9, thus approaching to turn in paragraph 50, after the overcoming of which we can speak about the growth in industry .
However, the optimistic mood of investors подпортила appeared worse expectations of statistics on the number of jobs, as well as construction costs. ADP report showed that the number of jobs in the private sector in June fell by 473 thousand, which is better the May figure of 532 thousand, but still shows the deep crisis facing the labor market in the United States. Yet expect job cuts at 394 thousand from the joy of recovery of sales in the real estate market has been overshadowed by lower costs for construction, which fell by 0.9%, exceeding analysts' expectations.
Reduction appetite of investors to risk has been evident already in the U.S. trades. Despite the decline in oil reserves, the quotations of black gold have gone down, have not been able to consolidate at levels above $ 70 a barrel, which contain oil chips. Outsider session was the financial sector, which lost about 1%.
In Asia, the optimism of investors has dried up. Japanese Nikkei losing 0.5%, although individual sites remains positive dynamics: in particular in China, the market continues to rise otygryvat promproizvodstva.
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