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Market News | TeleTrade Home Analytics Market News Market news all news currency news stock news raw news 1 October 2018 20:14 The main US stock indexes mostly rose as a result of today's trading The main US stock indexes finished trading mostly in the woebegone on the when of rising prices for technology sector shares and industrial companies, as the latest deal to save the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) increased hopes for progress in US negotiations with other countries at the whence of the fourth quarter. The focus of investors' sustentation was moreover data on the United States. The report, published by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), showed that in September, worriedness in the US manufacturing sector weakened increasingly than economists had expected. The PMI alphabetize for the manufacturing sector fell in September to 59.8 points from 61.3 points in August. Analysts had expected that the icon would waif to 60.3 points. In addition, the report showed: the price alphabetize fell to 66.9 from 72.1 in August, the employment alphabetize rose to 58.8 from 58.5, the alphabetize of new orders fell to 61.8 from 65.1, and the stock alphabetize fell to 53.3 s, 55.4. Oil futures rose by well-nigh 3% on Monday, the reason for which was snooping over the reduction of supplies, as soon as US sanctions versus Iran take effect next month. Most of the components of DOW finished trading in positive territory (23 out of 30). The leader of growth was the shares of The BoeingVisitor(BA, + 2.74%). Outsider were shares of Intel Corporation (INTC, -1.88%). Most S & P sectors recorded a decline. The utilities sector showed the greatest subtract (-0.4%). The commodities sector grew most (+ 1.3%). At closing: Dow 26,651.21 +192.90 +0.73% S & P 500 2,924.59 +10.61 +0.36% Nasdaq 100 8,037.30 -9.05 -0.11% 19:00 DJIA +0.78% 26,664.79 +206.48 Nasdaq +0.02% 8,047.74 +1.39 S&P +0.45% 2,927.14 +13.16 16:00 European stocks closed: FTSE 100 -14.53 7495.67 -0.19% DAX +92.30 12339.03 +0.75% CAC 40 +13.33 5506.82 +0.24% 15:04 Prev Story Italian Dep. PM Di Maio: Some EU Institutions Are Creating Market ‘Terrorism’ With Their Comments On Italy Budget @LiveSquawk 14:04 The September U.S ISM manufacturing registered 59.8 percent, a subtract of 1.5 percentage points from the August reading The September PMI registered 59.8 percent, a subtract of 1.5 percentage points from the August reading of 61.3 percent. The New OrdersAlphabetizeregistered 61.8 percent, a subtract of 3.3 percentage points from the August reading of 65.1 percent. The ProductionAlphabetizeregistered 63.9 percent, a 0.6 percentage point increase compared to the August reading of 63.3 percent. The EmploymentAlphabetizeregistered 58.8 percent, an increase of 0.3 percentage point from the August reading of 58.5 percent. "Comments from the panel reflect unfurled expanding merchantry strength. Demand remains strong, with the New OrdersAlphabetizeat 60 percent or whilom for the 17th straight month, and the Customers' InventoriesAlphabetizeremaining low. The Backlog of OrdersAlphabetizecontinued to expand, but at lower levels compared to the previous month. Consumption improved, with production and employment standing to expand, at higher levels compared to August, despite shortages in labor and materials. Inputs - expressed as supplier deliveries (decreased), inventories and imports - improved compared to the previous month's activity". 14:00 U.S.: ISM Manufacturing, September 59.8 (forecast 60.3) 14:00 U.S.: Construction Spending, m/m, August 0.1% (forecast 0.5%) 13:45 U.S.: Manufacturing PMI, September 55.6 (forecast 55.6) 13:33 U.S. Stocks open: Dow +0.71%, Nasdaq +0.49%, S&P +0.54% 13:22Surpassingthe bell: S&P futures +0.48%, NASDAQ futures +0.56% U.S. stock-index futures rose on Monday, supported by reports the U.S. and Canada reached a trade deal. Global Stocks: Index/commodity Last Today's Change, points Today's Change, % Nikkei 24,245.76 +125.72 +0.52% Hang Seng - - - Shanghai - - - S&P/ASX 6,172.30 -35.30 -0.57% FTSE 7,523.58 +13.38 +0.18% CAC 5,512.25 +18.76 +0.34% DAX 12,330.09 +83.36 +0.68% Crude $73.35 +0.14% Gold $1,194.80 -0.12% 12:47 Wall Street. Stocks surpassing the tintinnabulate (company / ticker / price / transpiration ($/%) / volume) ALCOA INC. AA 40.88 0.48(1.19%) 5150 Amazon.com Inc., NASDAQ AMZN 2,022.59 19.59(0.98%) 60852 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP AIG 53.5 0.26(0.49%) 200 Apple Inc. AAPL 227.65 1.91(0.85%) 257163 AT&T Inc T 33.79 0.21(0.63%) 45706 Barrick Gold Corporation, NYSE ABX 11.05 -0.03(-0.27%) 25086 Boeing Co BA 375.39 3.49(0.94%) 15280 Caterpillar Inc CAT 154.03 1.54(1.01%) 14866 Chevron Corp CVX 122.95 0.67(0.55%) 623 Cisco Systems Inc CSCO 49 0.35(0.72%) 10780 Citigroup Inc., NYSE C 72.53 0.79(1.10%) 19306 Deere & Company, NYSE DE 151.08 0.75(0.50%) 287 Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 85.5 0.48(0.56%) 2438 Facebook, Inc. FB 163.99 -0.47(-0.29%) 169167 FedEx Corporation, NYSE FDX 242 1.21(0.50%) 631 Ford Motor Co. F 9.41 0.16(1.73%) 419055 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., NYSE FCX 13.85 -0.07(-0.50%) 30575 General Electric Co GE 13 1.71(15.15%) 29342563 General Motors Company, NYSE GM 34.4 0.73(2.17%) 41196 Goldman Sachs GS 226.25 2.01(0.90%) 10856 Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ 25.9 0.13(0.50%) 549 Home Depot Inc HD 208.23 1.08(0.52%) 930 Intel Corp INTC 46.46 -0.83(-1.76%) 244175 InternationalMerchantryMachines Co... IBM 152.33 1.12(0.74%) 2271 International PaperVisitorIP 49.98 0.83(1.69%) 1430 JPMorgan Chase and Co JPM 113.65 0.81(0.72%) 28612 McDonald's Corp MCD 167.54 0.25(0.15%) 546 Merck & Co Inc MRK 71.24 0.30(0.42%) 846 Microsoft Corp MSFT 115.13 0.76(0.66%) 47942 Nike NKE 85.24 0.52(0.61%) 4574 Pfizer Inc PFE 44.24 0.17(0.39%) 7667 Procter & Gamble Co PG 83.54 0.31(0.37%) 2666 Starbucks Corporation, NASDAQ SBUX 57 0.16(0.28%) 1307 Tesla Motors, Inc., NASDAQ TSLA 305.92 41.15(15.54%) 1801131 The Coca-Cola Co KO 46.28 0.09(0.19%) 384 Twitter, Inc., NYSE TWTR 28.6 0.14(0.49%) 57280 Verizon Communications Inc VZ 53.62 0.23(0.43%) 2981 Visa V 151.4 1.31(0.87%) 17092 Wal-Mart Stores Inc WMT 94.26 0.35(0.37%) 5109 Walt Disney Co DIS 117.6 0.66(0.56%) 5779 12:44 U.K. said to plan compromise on Irish verge to get Brexit deal From. GBP/USD rally 100 pips so far 12:37 Downgrades surpassing the market unshut Intel (INTC) downgraded to Underweight from Equal-Weight at Morgan Stanley 11:56 Erdogan says U.S. Pastor Brunson has visionless ties to terror groups @zerohedge 11:01 UK Brexit Sec Raab: We Need Unity Of Purpose Fore Brexit Talks @LiveSquawk 09:55 UK household borrowing growth moderated slightly in August Household borrowing growth moderated slightly in August. Annual consumer credit growth slowed to 8.1%, while secured lending growth ticked lanugo to 3.1%. The number of approvals for remortgaging, which has been volatile in recent months, increased to 53,125 in August. Net finance raised by private non-financial corporations (PNFCs) remained positive in August. Within this, net wall lending to businesses was positive, whilst finance raised through financial markets was negative. The net value of new consumer borrowing, excluding mortgages, increased slightly to £1.1 billion in August, up from £0.8 billion in July. Despite this increase, lending remains a bit lower compared to much of the past two years. This weakness reflects subdued net lending for other loans and advances (which includes personal loans, overdrafts and car finance), which increased slightly to £0.7 billion from £0.6 billion in July. Net credit vellum lending increased to £0.5 billion on the month, in line with the stereotype of the previous 6 months. 09:17 The euro zone (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 8.1% in August 2018, lanugo from 8.2% in July The euro zone (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 8.1% in August 2018, lanugo from 8.2% in July 2018 and from 9.0% in August 2017. This is the lowest rate recorded in the euro zone since November 2008. The EU28 unemployment rate was 6.8% in August 2018, stable compared with July 2018 and lanugo from 7.5% in August 2017. This remains the lowest rate recorded in the EU28 since April 2008. Eurostat estimates that 16.657 million men and women in the EU28, of whom 13.220 million in the euro area, were unemployed in August 2018. Compared with July 2018, the number of persons unemployed decreased by 114 000 in the EU28 and by 102 000 in the euro area. Compared with August 2017, unemployment fell by 1.921 million in the EU28 and by 1.419 million in the euro area. 09:00 Eurozone: Unemployment Rate , August 8.1% (forecast 8.2%) 08:42 The end of the third quarter saw a summery resurgence in the performance of the UK manufacturing sector Rates of expansion in output and new orders gained traction, while the trend in new export merchantry saw a modest recovery pursuit August's solid contraction. On the price front, rates of input forfeit and output tuition inflation both strengthened. The seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers'Alphabetizeposted 53.8 in September, pursuit an upwardly revised icon of 53.0 in August (originally published as 52.8). The PMI has remained whilom the neutral 50.0 mark for 26 months. 08:31 United Kingdom: Net Lending to Individuals, bln, August 4 08:30 United Kingdom: Purchasing ManagerAlphabetizeManufacturing , September 53.8 (forecast 52.5) 08:30 United Kingdom: Mortgage Approvals, August 66.44 (forecast 64.5) 08:30 United Kingdom: Consumer credit, mln, August 1.118 (forecast 1.3) 08:15 Euro zone manufacturing PMI in line with expectations in September September's survey of eurozone manufacturers indicated a remoter resurgence in operating conditions, extending the current period of expansion to 63 months. Growth was the weakest since September 2016, however, in line with the downward trend seen since the start of the year. This was reflected by the IHS Markit Eurozone Manufacturing PMI, which slipped to 53.2, widely unchanged on the older wink reading of 53.3 and lanugo from August's 54.6. Commenting on the final Manufacturing PMI data, Chris Williamson, ChiefMerchantryEconomist at IHS Markit said: "Eurozone manufacturing shifted lanugo yet flipside gear at the end of the third quarter. The sector has seen booming growth at the start of the year rapidly fade to the worst performance for two years in September as production and jobs growth have slowed in response to a stalling of export trade. "The survey paints the worst trade picture for over five years, with export growth having slumped sharply from a series record upper in late 2017 to near-stagnation in September. 08:08 Growth of Germany's manufacturing sector slowed in September, subdued by the steepest waif in new export orders in over five years Growth of Germany's manufacturing sector slowed in September, subdued by the steepest waif in new export orders in over five years, the latest PMI survey data from IHS Markit showed. Production levels exhibited their smallest proceeds since April 2016, while merchantry conviction towards the year-ahead outlook for output was the gloomiest for over three years. September saw the headline IHS Markit/BME Germany Manufacturing PMI - a single-figure snapshot of the performance of the manufacturing economy - sink to a 25-month low of 53.7 from 55.9 in August. The fall in the alphabetize reflected slower growth in output, new orders and employment, as well as a reduction in the incidence of supplier wordage delays. The only positive directional influence was from stocks of purchases, which showed a marginal rebound pursuit a slight waif in August. 08:00 Eurozone: Manufacturing PMI, September 53.2 (forecast 53.3) 07:56 Germany: Manufacturing PMI, September 53.7 (forecast 53.7) 07:55 September data points to flipside disappointing month for the French manufacturing sector - Markit At 52.5 in September, lanugo from 53.5 in August, the seasonally adjusted final IHS Markit France Manufacturing Purchasing Managers'Alphabetize(PMI) signalled a slower resurgence in merchantry conditions. The alphabetize was unchanged from the older 'flash' reading for September and signalled the jointweakest rate of manufacturing growth since February 2017. Tim Moore, Associate Director at IHS Markit, which compiles the France Manufacturing PMI® survey, said: "September data points to flipside disappointing month for the French manufacturing sector. Global trade frictions and stretched supply uniting topics were the main headwinds faced by goods producers, which unsalaried to an unhealthy mix of falling export sales and rising input prices. "Softer demand growth and increasingly subdued merchantry conviction towards the near-term outlook meant that output levels increased at the slowest pace for exactly two years. Survey respondents noted that a soft patch for merchantry conditions in the automotive sector had weighed on growth during September" 07:51 France: Manufacturing PMI, September 52.5 (forecast 52.5) 07:38 Swiss retail sales rose less than expected on year Turnover in the retail sector rose by 1.1% in nominal terms in August 2018 compared with the previous year. Seasonally adjusted, nominal turnover rose by 0.3% compared with the previous month. These are the provisional findings from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). Real turnover in the retail sector moreover adjusted for sales days and holidays rose by 0.4% in August 2018 compared with the previous year. Real growth takes inflation into consideration. Compared with the previous month, real, seasonally adjusted retail trade turnover registered an increase of 0.3%. 07:35 FTSE -33.53 7476.67 -0.45% DAX +20.55 12267.28 +0.17% CAC -0.57 5492.92 -0.01% 07:32 Switzerland: Manufacturing PMI, September 59.7 (forecast 62) 07:31 The Spanish manufacturing sector saw growth slow at the end of the third quarter The Spanish manufacturing sector saw growth slow at the end of the third quarter of 2018, with weaker increases in output, new orders and employment all recorded. This unfurled the wholesale trend in recent months of a subdued manufacturing performance. On the price front, the rate of input forfeit inflation ticked up and remained sharp. Meanwhile, output prices were raised, pursuit the first ripen in scrutinizingly two years in August. The headline IHS Markit Spain Manufacturing PMI dropped to 51.4 in September, lanugo from 53.0 in August and signalling only a slight monthly resurgence in the health of the sector. In fact, the latest strengthening of merchantry conditions was the least marked since August 2016. 07:31 Switzerland: Retail Sales (MoM), August 0.3% 07:15 Switzerland: Retail Sales Y/Y, August 0.3% (forecast 0.4%) 07:09 German retail sales lanugo 0.1% in AugustEqualto provisional results of the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), the real (price-adjusted) turnover of the retail enterprises in Germany was 1.6% and the nominal (not price-adjusted) turnover 3.3% higher in August 2018 compared with August 2017. The number of sales days was 27 in each of these two months. -0.1% on the previous month (in real terms, timetable and seasonally adjusted, provisional) +0.3% on the previous month (in nominal terms, timetable and seasonally adjusted, provisional) +1.6% on the same month a year older (in real terms, provisional) +3.3% on the same month a year older (in nominal terms, provisional) 06:00 Germany: Retail sales, real unadjusted, y/y, August 1.6% (forecast 1.5%) 06:00 Germany: Retail sales, real adjusted , August -0.1% (forecast 0.4%) 05:46 WTO, IMF, WorldWallSeek 'Urgent' International Trade Reforms - Bloomberg 05:45 Chinese manufacturers signalled stagnant operating conditions at the end of the third quarter Chinese manufacturers signalled stagnant operating conditions at the end of the third quarter, pursuit improvements in the prior 15 months. Production growth eased to a marginal pace, while total new work was widely unchanged from the previous month. New export merchantry fell at the quickest rate since early 2016. At the same time, companies unfurled to reduce their headcounts, while subdued demand conditions led to increasingly cautious approaches to inventories and ownership activity. The headline seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers'Alphabetize(PMI) - a composite indicator designed to provide a single-figure snapshot of operating conditions in the manufacturing economy - fell from 50.6 in August to the neutral level of 50.0 in September 05:44 Japan’s manufacturing economy unfurled withal an expansionary path in September, with output, demand and employment all rising - Markit That said, production growth dipped to a 14-month low, and although total new merchantry growth accelerated, manufacturers faced a remoter month of unthriving export sales. The slower rise in output unsalaried to a stronger unifying in backlogs of work, while slower input wordage times moreover weighed on operating capacities. Looking ahead, firms were upbeat, but the level of positive sentiment was the weakest for nearly two years. 05:43 Canada and the U.S. have well-set on a new North American Free Trade Agreement, two Canadian officials said late Sunday, concluding an unfriendly 13-month negotiation 05:04 Options levels on monday, October 1, 2018 EUR/USD Resistance levels (open interest**, contracts) $1.1767 (3067) $1.1711 (1729) $1.1684 (260) Price at time of writing this review: $1.1594 Support levels (open interest**, contracts): $1.1543 (3757) $1.1496 (3256) $1.1448 (2774) Comments: - Overall unshut interest on the CALL options and PUT options with the expiration stage October, 15 is 91048 contracts (according to data from September, 28) with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,1600 (5131); GBP/USD Resistance levels (open interest**, contracts) $1.3155 (2662) $1.3133 (2207) $1.3099 (722) Price at time of writing this review: $1.3025 Support levels (open interest**, contracts): $1.2969 (1650) $1.2930 (2107) $1.2909 (405) Comments: - Overall unshut interest on the CALL options with the expiration stage October, 15 is 29367 contracts, with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,3200 (2954); - Overall unshut interest on the PUT options with the expiration stage October, 15 is 37914 contracts, with the maximum number of contracts with strike price $1,2900 (2249); - The ratio of PUT/CALL was 1.29 versus 1.28 from the previous trading day equal to data from September, 28. * - The Chicago Mercantile Exchange message (CME) is used for the calculation. ** -Unshutinterest takes into worth the total number of option contracts that are unshut at the moment. 01:04 Australia: MI Inflation Gauge, m/m, September 0.3% 00:34 Japan: Manufacturing PMI, September 52.5 (forecast 52.9) 1 October 2018 30 September 2018 Market Focus RBA minutes: Recent modest fall in AUD helpful for domestic economy US to impose uneaten tariffs on China from September 24 , virtually US200bn Foreign investment in Canadian securities reached $12.7 billion in JulyMerchantryworriedness unfurled to grow at a solid prune in New York State Quotes Symbol Bid Ask Time EURUSD GBPUSD XAUUSD USDCHF AUDUSD NZDUSD USDCAD USDJPY XAGUSD XAGEUR All posted material is a marketing liaison solely for informational purposes and reliance on this may lead to loss. 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