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US markets open lower; Pound picks up

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - U.S. markets have opened Thursday's session with losses, as investor's confidence has been hit by S&P downgrading UK rating outlook due to excessive government debt. Euro has dropped below intra-day low.Dow Jones Industrials Index trades 1,39% below its opening level while the Nasdaq index sheds 0.77% and the S&P Index drops 1.12% in the first hour of trading.U.S Jobless claims have dropped by 12K to 631K during the ¡week of may 60, a larger drop than the

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U.S. Markets mixed on early trade; Euro and Pound, higher

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - U.S. Markets are fluctuating between positive and negative levels at the opening times, on the back of recovery signs on U.S. manufacturing. Euro and Yen have bounced from weekly lows and tthe Dollar has appreciated against the Yen.Dow Jones Industrials Index trades 0.05% above its opening level while the Nasdaq Index rises 0.17% and the S&P Index goes through losses by 0.42%.On the macroeconomic domain Consumer prices Index has remained unchanged from march to April, while

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European markets mixed; Pound plunges

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) ? European markets are mixed on a cautious trading session, as the spring rally on stock markets could be showing signs of exhaustion. The Pound plunged against Dollar while Euro and Yen remained rangebound.Eurostoxx 50 Index traddes 0.14% below the opening level, while German DAX index drops 0.13% and Dutch AEX Index rises 0.48%. In the UK, London FTSE Index drops 0.44%.On the macroeconomic front, May?s BoE Inflation report has given hints about a forthcoming economic recovery

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U.S. markets slighly down at the opening; Dollar continues weakening

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - U.S markets have turned negative after a slightly positive opening. Euro and Pound continue advancing at medium-term highs while the Dollar-Yen bounced at two months lowDow Jones Industrials Index drops 0.20% while the Nasdaq index falls 0.60% and the S&P Index sheds 0.40% in the first half hour of trading.The financial sector is mixed after the failure of Bank United Financial, the 34th bank failure this year so far, which reminds the delicate situation of the baking

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Asian markets down on concerns over economy; Dollar, stronger

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Asian markets are going through losses on Thursday following losses in Wall Street after declines in U.S. Treasuries renewed concerns about U.S. economy. Pound and Euro have dropped from mid -term highs, and the Yen weakened against the Dollar.Tokyo Nikkei Index edges down 0.1%, while Australian S&P Index drops 1.3% and New Zealand NZX drops 1.5%. South Korean Kospi Index sheds 1.1% after having opened with gains.In the macroeconomic front, retail sales fell for the eighth month

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U.S. markets open with gains; Euro and Pound soar

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - U.S Markets have opened the session with gains on the back of positive U.S. jobless claims and durable goods orders figures. Euro and Pound soar on early U.S. session.Dow Jones Industrials Index adds 0.75%, while the Nasdaq Index rises 0.95% and the S&P Index trades 1.03% above its opening levels in the first minutes of trading.Macroeconomic data has been better than expected, with U.S. durable goods orders increasing 1.9% in April against market expectations of a flat

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Asian markets rise on improved economic outlook; Euro, Pound and Yen consolidate

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Asian markets have extended on Tuesday their recent positive streak on the back of better than expected data from the U.S. and recovery signs on Asian major economies, such as China, Japan or India.Euro and Pound have remained consolidating at high levels.Japanese Nikkei Index has risen 1%, while Australian S&P Index has gained 1.7% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index edged down 0.3%. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index has gained 1.1% returning to levels not seen since

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