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US Consumer Spending expected to increase?

May 20, 2013 2:17 pm
It was reported, according to a survey of business economists, that Consumer Spending in United States was expected to increase this year. Their February forecast of US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to expand by 2.4% this year and by 3% during next, was confirmed again. The survey was released today by the National Association for […] Read more

Stocks worth following

May 20, 2013 12:29 pm
Consumer Goods Cambell is the top performer in packaged food business with $5 above the consensus price of its shares. Companys estimates are believed to raise even more beginning with sales increase of 12%. Cambell is beating its competitors especially in Europe, a region not particularly favorable for US packaged foods. Analyst suggest the company […] Read more

GM bounces back to normal levels

May 20, 2013 9:38 am
The General Motor Co. shares price came back almost to 2011 levels following the global economic picture recent months as it closed at $33.42 on Friday. The share price raise led investors to discuss a possible Treasury withdrawal from the auto maker. That would also help GM to get back in S&P 500 index which […] Read more

WTI Crude Going Below $96, Brent Crude Remains Above $104

May 20, 2013 8:48 am
For the first time in 4 days on Monday WTI crude futures traded lower, giving back some of its recent gains. WTI for July delivery lost 0,5% on the day and traded at $95.78 during the European morning session. New York-traded oil prices lost 0,6% earlier in the day and hit a session low. Given […] Read more

British Pound expanded positions against US dollar on strong housing price data

May 20, 2013 7:56 am
British pound gained ground versus US dollar during Monday trading session, after official report stated that real estate sellers in United Kingdom increased asking prices during May for fifth month in a row. House price index rose by 2.1% during May, compared to previous month to an average 249 841 British pounds or about 380 […] Read more

Silver Drops to Lowest Since 2010

May 20, 2013 6:51 am
Silver for July delivery plunged 2.1% on Friday and settled at $22.19 a troy ounce for the week, reaching its lowest price since October 5, 2010. Silver for immediate delivery dropped 7% to $20.6985 a troy ounce and its ration to gold rose to 64,89, although gold prices have kept following a bearish trend for […] Read more

Investors agree: Apple is losing edge in innovation

May 17, 2013 2:37 pm
Companys shares slipped by 40% from last years high as investors are loosing confidence of Apple ability as a tech innovator. Following a poll by Bloomberg, 71% of respondents declare that company is falling behind. Of whom 28% suggest this is a permanent trend while 43% believe its a temporary fall and Apple surely will […] Read more

Europe’s car market takes a breather after 18 months of decline

May 17, 2013 12:21 pm
New car registrations increased by 1.8% recording first rise since September 2011 acording to ACEA (automotive industry association). That slight climb is believed to be triggered by UK increased demand. The interest in the industry could be explained by seasonal fluctuations related to Easter holiday. Many European markets offered two sales days in March which […] Read more

Natural Gas to Remain Below $4

May 17, 2013 9:43 am
According to a KPMG LLP Global Energy Institute survey of U.S. energy executives natural gas will keep trading below $4 per million British thermal units for the rest of the year. Gas for delivery in June dropped yesterday to $3.932, which is a 12% decrease from the 2013 high on May 1 at $4.444. News […] Read more

EUR/USD pair weakened positions, traded in 1.2860-85 zone

May 17, 2013 8:17 am
During early European trade session the euro currency retreated against the US dollar, as trade was set in the 1.2860-85 range, while yesterday the pair reached 1.2930 after the release of weak economic data from the United States. US dollar decreased its value in relatively short-term, because of disappointing labour market data, after which during […] Read more