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Tuesday 1 December 2015

DIGEST Dec 2015 No1 : European investors will shift their focus to the European Central Bank (ECB) this week


European Stocks With Positive Moves ECB Stimulus Hopes


  • European stocks traded higher on Monday (30/11) with investors braced themselves for a week of important related stimulus ECB and the movement of oil prices.
  • Index of pan-European Stoxx 600 traded 0.5 percent higher in afternoon trading. All sectors were in positive territory except for utilities.
  • European investors will shift their focus to the European Central Bank (ECB) this week, and whether the central bank will announce stimulus when it meets on Thursday. The central bank is expected to introduce more stimulus measures to revive inflation and encouraging growth in this region.

Wall Street Closed Negative, Hope Rebound In US Manufacturing Data


  • Consumer stocks were among the drop in the S & P 500, where the health care sector is trading down more than 1 percent, recorded the largest decline.
  • Retail stocks are not performing great on Cyber ​​Monday. Target shares closed down nearly 1.3 percent amid reports the retailer's website temporarily crashed due to high traffic. Target shares lost 6 percent in November.
  • Energy sector led the gains in the S & P 500 Monday but closed up from session highs after crude oil gave up intraday gains of more than 1.5 percent to settle down 6 cents, or 0.1 percent, at $ 41.65 per barrel. WTI Crude Oil lost 10.6 percent in November, its worst month since July.

Japanese Stocks End Down, Further Strengthening Yen Potentially Blocked

At the end of the Japanese stock market trading early in the week on Monday (30/11), the Nikkei continued weakening. The Nikkei closed down -37 points, or -0.69 percent, at 19 748, as investors are still digesting and has not been well with the results of the data released in the morning.

Australia Private Company Employee Salaries Rise Fair

Of the third quarter financial statements of private companies open in Australia already reported to show a decline in operating profit according to the data summary Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported today (30/11).

Korea Business Prospects Worsened By weakening economy of the Interior

Business prospects worsened in South Korea by the end of this year according to the survey conducted by the central bank South Korea (BOK) to approximately 2800 companies in the country this month. In the survey of domestic companies confidence Korea decreased for both business prospects in November mapun for December.

Already 4 month Japanese Industrial Production doldrums

Although last October resulted in the production of Japanese industry increased from the previous month, but over the past 12 months per October sunrise domestic industrial production is decreasing as reported Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) today (30/11) ,

Forex Weekly Technical Analysis This Week

Forex trading last week is still led by the strengthening of the US dollar for the second straight week to the strongest position throughout the year and a new record in March. And the movement of the forex market this week is estimated to be won by the US dollar, so as to reasonably affect the cross rate with other major currencies.

Global market tuned ECB policy and the US Labor Data

Begin trading this morning, we report the Wall Street closed down on Tuesday morning earlier (12.1) with a decrease in retail stocks, as well as investors awaited key data employment and European central bank policy this weekend. The Dow Jones closed down 0.44 percent, at 17,719.92, with Merck shares fell and Wal-Mart. S & P 500 closed down 0.46 percent, at 2,080.41, with a decrease in the five sectors, led by the health care sector. The Nasdaq composite index fell 0.37 percent, at 5,108.67.

Hindered by Supply Crude Oil Prices OPEC and Iran Export

arga crude oil at the close of trading on Tuesday before dawn (1.12) closed down hampered by an increase in OPEC supply of crude oil and crude oil exports rebound Iran. OPEC supply has increased in November at 31.77 million barrels per day (bpd) from 31.64 million in October, according to the survey, based on shipment data and information from sources at oil companies, OPEC and consultants.

AirAsia Found to Have Crashed on Rudder Fault, Crew


  • AirAsia Flight 8501’s pilots effectively wrestled each other at the controls as they sought to fight off an electronics-system failure, dooming the plane and the lives of all 162 people on board last year, Indonesian crash investigators found.
  • A crack in the soldering of the rudder system caused the plane to exit autopilot, then start rolling sideways and upward, according to a report released on Tuesday by Indonesia’s National Transportation Safety Committee. The two pilots then tried to control the aircraft in opposing ways, leading the plane to stall.

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