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The equity market in the U.S. opened with growth on Wednesday. The DJI increased by 0.04% or by 6.89 points to 17,557.58, the SPX 500 grown by 0.38% or by 8.02 points to 2,101.34 and the IXIC rose by 0.54% or by 27.75 points to 5,133.29.
The futures on WTI oil continue growth second day in a row on Wednesday, at the same time crude oil in the U.S. decreased faster as predicted. During the morning hours crude oil, on the NYMEX, for supply in September went up by 0.97% or 45 cents to $46.19 a barrel. On Tuesday, oil on the NYMEX grown by 1.26% or 57 cents to $45.74. The stocks of crude oil in the U.S. dropped by 2.4 million barrels vs. prediction for a fall of 1.6 million. During the last month, WTI oil futures went down by 21.24% or $12.22. Brent oil, on the ICE Futures Exchange in London, for supply in September increased by 1.06% or 53 cents to $50.52 a barrel. On the previous day, the prices on Brent oil in London rose by 0.95% or 47 cents to $49.99. The spread contracts among the Brent and the WTI crude pointed to $4.33 a barrel vs. $4.25 on Tuesday.
The single currency became weak against stronger dollar on Wednesday. The euro decreased against the greenback, the cable EUR/USD fell to the lows by 0.13% to 1.0866. The dollar stays flat against the yen, with USD/JPY settled at 124.39. The U.S. dollar index grown by 0.18% to 98.23 against a basket of other major currencies.
Review of the main events on financial market Wednesday, the 5th of August. The U.S. will publish the ADP report on private sector hiring. Also, both countries, the U.S. and Canada are going to release data on the trade balance. Later, the ISM will produce data on service sector activity. The U.K. will release its report on service sector activity. New Zealand is going to produce its quarterly unemployment report. China will publish a report on service sector activity.
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The American equity market fell on Tuesday. The DJI declined by 0.01% or by 1.94 points to 17,596.26, the SPX stays stable at 2,098.04 and the IXIC went down by 0.05% or by 2.37 points to 5,113.01.
On Tuesday, the dollar pointed to falling among other six major currencies. The single currency grown against the dollar as the pair EUR/USD rose by 0.25% to 1.0978. The greenback almost unchanged against the sterling pound, as the cable GBP / USD settled at 1.5582. At the same time, the dollar stays stable against the yen, with USD/JPY located at 123.97, and decreased against the Swiss franc, with USD/CHF fell by 0.16% to 0.9677. The Aussie and kiwi became stronger as AUD/USD went up by 1.42% to 0.7388 and NZD/USD grown by 0.58% to 0.6601. The trade deficit in Australia bounded to A$2. 93 billion in June from a revised A$2. 68 billion in May vs. expectation of expanding to A$3. 10 billion in June. The RBA held its benchmark interest rate at 2.00% vs. prediction of an increase. The greenback declined against lone as USD/CAD fell by 0.20% to 1.3130. The U.S. dollar index dropped by 0.19% to 97.41 against a basket of other major currencies.
The futures on Brent oil strengthened on Tuesday. Brent oil, on the ICE Futures Exchange in London, with supply in September went up by 0.88% or 43 cents to $49.96 a barrel during the morning. On the previous day, the prices on Brent oil in London dropped by 5.1% or $2.69 to $49.52. Brent futures during last month fell by 18.6% or $11.39. Crude oil, on the NYMEX, with supply in September increased by1.3% or 58 cents to $45.76 a barrel. On Monday, oil on the NYMEX decreased by 4.14% or $1.95 to $45.17. The spread contract between Brent and the WTI crude oil pointed to $4.20 a barrel vs. $4.35 on Monday.
Review of the main events on financial market Tuesday, the 4th of August. The report on factory orders will release in the U.S.. The U.K. is going to publish its construction index. Australia will produce data on retail sales and the trade balance. Also, the RBA will announce its benchmark interest rate and publish its rate statement.
The U.S.’s equities a little increased on Monday. The DJI added 0.05% or 9.15 points to 17,699.01, the SPX increased by 0.07% or by 1.39 points to 2,105.23 and the IXIC grown by 0.18% or by 9.11 points to 5,137.39.
The greenback advanced against a basket of major currencies on Monday.
The U.S. dollar index added 0.18% to 97.49 against a basket of other major currencies. The employment index in the U.S. in the second quarter went up by 0.2%. The cable EUR/USD dipped by 0.13% to 1.0970. The greenback improved against the yen, the cable USD/JPY rose by 0.26% to 124.17, and lost against the Swiss franc, the USD/CHF dropped by 0.11% to 0.9661. Also dollar increased against the British pound, with GBP/USD declined by 0.20% to 1.5596. The manufacturing PMI in the U.K. rose from 51.4 in June to 51.9 last month vs. expectation from a reading of 51.6. The Aussie dollar decreased, the cable AUD/USD fell by 0.26% to 0.7289, whereas kiwi stays stable, the NZD/USD located at 0.6594. The loonie also dropped as cable USD/CAD grown by 0.53% to 1.3161.
The prices on copper achieved for more than 6-years lows on Monday. Copper, on the Comex division of the NYMEX, with supply in September decreased to a session low in $2.339 a pound, then fell by 0.95% or 2.2 cents to $2.342 during European morning hours. On the previous session copper dropped by 0.57% or 1.3 cents to $2.363. The manufacturing PMI in China declined from 50.2 in June to 50.0 in July. The Shanghai Composite dropped almost by 15% in July. Gold futures with supply in December increased by 0.06% or 70 cents to $1,095.80 a troy ounce, whereas silver futures with September supply went down by 0.27% or 4.0 cents to $14.70 an ounce. The U.S. dollar index settled at 97.34 against a basket of other major currencies.
Review of the main events on financial market Monday, the 3rd of August. The U.S. will publish reports on personal income and expenditure. Also, the ISM is going to release a report on manufacturing activity. The U.K. will release its manufacturing index. China is going to produce revised data on manufacturing activity. In Canada markets will be closed by the reason for a national holiday.
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The American equities market pointed to growth on Friday.
The DJI added 0.06% or by 10.96 points to 17,756.94, the SPX went up by 0.14% or by 2.98 points to 2,111.61 and the IXIC improve by 0.24% or by 12.37 points to 5,141.16.
The greenback declined against a basket of the major currencies on Friday, as markets waiting for impending data on consumer sentiment in the U.S... The GDP in the U.S. increased by 2.3% during three months to June vs. expectation for rise to 2.6%. The cable EUR/USD went up by 0.31% to 1.0966, rebounded from 1-week lows at 1.0892. The consumer price inflation in the euro zone increased by 0.2% in July, accordingly to prediction. Core CPI added 1.0% in July vs. expectation for increase of 0.8%. The unemployment rate stay unchanged at 11.1%, accordingly to prediction. The greenback improved against the yen, the cable added 0.09% to 124.25. The dollar became weaker against Swiss franc, the pair USD/CHF fell by 0.72% to 0.9625, but strengthened against the British pound, the cable GBP/USD dropped by 0.22% to 1.5608. The Aussie and New Zealand dollar decreased, in general, as AUD/USD went down by 0.52% to 0.7255, whilst NZD/USD decreased by 0.89% to 0.6545. The cable USD/CAD has grown by 0.38% to 1.3052. The U.S. dollar index fell by 0.19% to 97.44 against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies.
On Friday, the yen pointed to growth as the core consumer prices increase in June. Cable USD/JPY declined by 0.12% to 124.00, whereas cable AUD/USD rose by 0.05% to 0.7297. Core consumer prices increased by 0.1% last month, vs. prediction for unchanged. The unemployment rate in Japan pointed to 3.4% vs. expectation of 3.3%. In another turn, the household spending decreased to 2.0% vs. prediction for a rise of 1.7%. The private sector credit data from RBA went up 0.4%. The producer price index added 0.3% in the second quarter, whilst housing credit grown to 0.6%. The U.S. dollar index dropped by 0.07% to 97.54 against a basket of six major currencies.