Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Germany economic sentiment plunged to minus 16.9 in June, but Wall Street gains and European stocks gains

Positive sentiment, Equities gain on hopes of central bank help, Investors dismiss news that the ZEW survey of German economic sentiment plunged to minus 16.9 in June, its fastest decline in nearly 14 years, could be slowdown Germany economic

Economic news from U.S. Index, Wall Street finally gains led by materials and energy, US equities opened higher, as investors hope for more central bank support ahead of the two-day monetary policy meeting

Another worries from Eurozone member, Spain's borrowing costs soar at debt sale, Madrid was forced to pay more than 5% to borrow for one year, amid predictions that it would need a full international bailout for its economy support

Meanwhile, from London Stocks exchange we reported, Strong high street numbers help London stocks, Whitbread and Home Retail Group both report optimistic news on sales and lead the FTSE 100 and 250 as indices recover ground

Many forex traders and Foreign investors hold record levels of JGBs, Foreign holdings of Japanese debt have hit their highest point since records began, as investors seek havens from the escalating eurozone debt crisis

From Asian Stocks update we reporting, Why LME members will most likely sell??, Windfall sale price and promise of a new governance structure make Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing's £1.39bn takeover offer tempting

European stocks update, Defensive stocks lead tentative European gains, Traders stay cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, but recovery in Greece continues, all forex traders and investors stay cautious

Back to Asian economic growth, Asia shares dip as news from Fed awaited, Investors are looking for clues on whether the US central bank will unveil any more stimulus measures to prop up economic growth

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