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Morning Report

 

UK 100 Leaders Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Aviva PLC 282.7 10.1 3.7 -6.02
Petrofac Ltd 1437 49 3.5 -0.28
Barclays PLC 168.4 5.55 3.4 -4.35
WPP Group PLC 796 23 3 17.84
Whitbread PLC 2087 59 2.9 33.44
Schroders PLC 1370 34 2.5 4.26
BP PLC 432.5 10.55 2.5 -6.08
Standard Chartered PLC 1419 34.5 2.5 0.71


 

UK 100 Laggards Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Admiral Group PLC 1169 -23 -1.9 37.21
British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC 687.5 -9 -1.3 -6.14
Evraz PLC 258.5 -2.2 -0.8 -31.01
Vedanta Resources PLC 906 -6 -0.7 -10.74
International Consolidated Airlines Group SA 158.6 -0.9 -0.6 7.6
Pearson PLC 1262 -4 -0.3 4.3
Capital Shopping Centres Group PLC 321.2 -0.8 -0.2 2.85
Next PLC 3195 -4 -0.1 16.73


 

Major World Indices Mid/Close Chg % Chg % YTD
UK 100 5640.64 69.49 1.25 1.23
11093.5 161.37 1.48 9.81
CAC 40 3240.2 43.55 1.36 2.54
DAX (Xetra) 6496.08 79.8 1.24 10.13
Dow Jones Industrial Average 12871.4 -8.69 -0.07 5.35
Nasdaq Comp. 2951.23 16.18 0.55 13.28
S&P 500 1365.51 3.35 0.25 8.58
Nikkei 225 9006.78 132.67 1.5 6.52
Hang Seng 19441.46 416.19 2.19 5.46
S&P/ASX 200 4094.63 49.8 1.23 0.94


 

Commodities & FX Mid/Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Crude Oil Light Sweet Composite 84.42 0.93 1.11 -14.73
Gold Composite 1606.05 10.35 0.65 2.52
Silver Composite 27.8275 0.3725 1.36 0.17
Palladium Composite 583.5 6.5 1.13 -11.16
Platinum Composite 1468.8 15.5 1.07 4.83
GBP/USD – US $ per £ 1.5706 0.12 1.14
EUR/USD – US$ per Euro 1.261 0.24 -2.65
GBP/EUR – Euros per £ 1.2454 -0.11 3.8


UK 100 called to open +20pts

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Today's Main Events

  • 09:30   UK        PMI Construction
    09:30   UK        Net Consumer Credit
    09:30   UK        Mortgage Approvals
  • 10:00   EZ        PPI
  • 15:00   US        Factory Orders

See Live Macro Calendar for all data, incl. consensus expectations

Markets Overview: (Source: Bloomberg, FT, Reuters, DJ Newswires

UK 100 is called to open 15 points higher this morning. US markets endured a non-eventful session although closed towards their highest, intraday levels as hopes of monetary policy easing increased. Dow Jones (-8.7pts) finished flat with S&P500 (+3.35pts) and NASDAQ (+16.18pts) creeping into positive territory.

Asian markets picked up on this sentiment, climbing for a fifth day, the longest winning streak for the regional benchmark index since March. Central banks from Washington to Frankfurt may ease monetary policy to spur economic growth, and judging by yesterday’s unemployment data from Europe, we could do with it!

The Euro zone registered the highest level of unemployment since its formation in 1999, Spain pitched in with the worst data, one in four are out of work, whilst youth unemployment now exceeds 50%.

Be aware of BoE and ECB rate announcements on Thursday and any accompanying QE statement. Thursday could prove a pivotal session with US weekly jobless data due followed by non-farm payroll figures on Friday.

Please note, Dow Jones, S&P500 and NASDAQ to close early today ahead of Independence Day.

BREAKING NEWS – BOB DIAMOND HAS RESIGNED AS CEO OF BARCLAYS.

Overnight Macro Data: (Source: Reuters/DJ Newswires)

  • Aussie              Rate Decision                          In-line
  • China               Non-manufacturing PMI         In-line
  • Japan               Labor Cash Earnings               Better
  • Aussie              Building Approvals                  Better

See Live Macro calendar for all details

 

UK Company Headlines: (Source: Reuters/DJ Newswires)

  • N Brown says ladieswear sales hit by wet weather
  • Deutsche cuts price targets on European metals, mining cos
  • Barclays says Bob Diamond quits
  • Salamander Energy says latest Thai well dry
  • Talvivaara warns on 2012 guidance, weak nickel price
  • Persimmon says first half turnover jumps
  • St. Modwen -5% rise in NAV per share to 244P in H1
  • CRH says spent 250 mln euros on development in H1 2012
  • African Mining acquires Mali gold licences

 

Morning Press Selection:

  • Barclays boss Bob Diamond resigns – BBC – CLICK HERE
  • Hopes of monetary policy easing – Bloomberg – CLICK HERE
  •  Regulators seek more time on LIBOR probe – Bloomberg – CLICK HERE



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