TNS Global Flash – 9 June 2014 +America Digest+ U.S. stocks traded in positive territory as better-than-expected US non-farm payrolls data lifted investor sentiment. - U.S. non-farm payrolls rose to 217K more than expected in May. - U.S. unemployment rate stood unchanged at 6.3% in May. +Europe Digest+ European markets ended higher as investors cheered upbeat US jobs data and also good German trade surplus. - Germanys trade surplus widened to 17.7B by more than expected in April. Macro Update - Germanys industrial production rose 0.2% less than expected in April. - U.K.s trade deficit widened to 9.6B in April as exports were lower than in March. +Asia Digest+ Asian markets ended mostly in negative territory, showing little reaction to the European Central Banks move to introduce negative deposit rates. Macro Update - Japan’s official reserves increased to USD 1,283.9B in May from USD 1,282.8B reserves in April. - Australia’s performance of construction index rose to 46.7 in May from 45.9 in the previous month. +Commodities Digest+ - The Gold spot traded flat to close at USD 1,252.99 after a volatile day that saw prices swing between gains and losses as investors weighed the effect of stronger U.S. employment data against a more accommodative stance from the European Central Bank. - WTI crude oil rose to close at 102.66 after U.S. employment data came in slightly above expectations, indicating that demand for petroleum products could rise in the No. 1 oil-consuming nation. or full report, please contact TNS Global Trading. TNS Global Trading Connecting the World Email: [email protected] Tel: 02-217-8780-1
Posted on: Mon, 09 Jun 2014 04:25:12 +0000
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