Wall Street has had another session of minimal changes in indices and the published expectations of today's Labor Department report. Conservative mix of trade and weaker than expected data on the number of new unemployed meant a drop in DJIA by 0.05 percent and the S & P 500 lost 0.13 percent of volume. Worse coped Nasdaq Composite, which gave nearly 0.5 percent, but does not change the overall picture of the day, which was hardly the most important prelude to Monday's session of the increase in the week.
From the viewpoint of European markets cosmetic change on Wall Street means no new impulses in the morning. In fact, the German DAX, which ended trading yesterday an increase of 0.04 percent, perfectly inscribed in the absence of significant changes in the U.S.. Also, it is difficult sessions in Asia called changing moods. Around 6:00 Tokyo's Nikkei lost 0.3 percent and futures on the S & P500 are listed on cosmetic black.
Calm is on the currency market, which - similarly to stock markets - the last session was spent in consolidations. Konsolidacyjnie is also on the daily chart, the S & P500 (see below). Index remains the resistance in the region of 1130 points and over the line wsparciami stanowionymi upward trend, and defeated the resistance in the region of 1100 points. Analogy, it looks almost the balance of power in the chart WIG20, which from 2500 pts withdrew from the area of \u200b\u200bsupport at this point and is on his side line month upward trend. The difference is the proximity of the April summit, which cause supply expected counterattacks in the region of 2600 points.
Together this provides a perfect blend to a flat opening in Warsaw. Subsequent hours will no longer belonged to the report macro. Schedule is so rich that it is difficult to replace all but the most important points of the session should be 10:30 am, when there are data on the dynamics of industrial production in Britain and 12:00 procuring orders, the German industry and industrial production in Germany.
course it will be only przygrywki until 14:30, when they occur in U.S. data. According to expectations, the number of jobs in non-agricultural sectors is expected to fall by about 95,000 (-65,000 consensum shows), but because of the completion of the census will be important for the market on specific changes in the number of FTEs. The forecasts are very scattered, but no redundancies associated with the end of the inventory growth plan is expected to be 50,000 and the private sector itself was created in July, about 70,000 jobs. The market expects unemployment at 9.6 percent, though there is no shortage of forecasts of a drop to 9.4 percent. At the end it is worth mention a report published today, AIG, but its impact on the price should reduce the Department of Labor.
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