In China, the extension of the restrictions still ongoing in some cities and the increasing number of cases due to the Omicron variant cause the news flow on the subject to remain in the focus of investors. payments are also eroding the risk appetite, especially in the share markets of China and Hong Kong. Although the number of daily cases in the Kovid-19 epidemic in the USA exceeded 1 million, a positive trend was observed in the share markets, led by technology stocks yesterday. After the announcement of record delivery in the last quarter, the company's shares gained 14 percent, while Apple's market value continued its upward trend and became the first company with 3 trillion dollars. On the other hand, the sales that were effective in the bond market yesterday drew attention. The US 10-year bond yield increased by more than 10 basis points to 1.63% yesterday. With these developments, the S&P 500 index in the New York stock market rose by 0.64 percent and the Dow Jones index rose by 0.68 percent, breaking the closing records, while the Nasdaq index broke the closing records by 1 percent. It gained .20. Index futures contracts in the USA are still following a buying trend today.
On the European side, although the news flow regarding the Omicron variant remains the focus of the agenda, the agenda of the markets begins to intensify after the holiday. This week, while the statements of the European Central Bank (ECB) officials are in the focus of the investors, the dynamic data calendar will also be followed. While the DAX index in Germany increased by 0.86 percent, the CAC 40 index in France by 0.90 percent and the FTSE MIB 30 index in Italy gained 1.40 percent. It is seen that European indices continue their positive course in futures today. The euro/dollar parity fell to 1.1297 with a decrease of 0.7 percent yesterday, after seeing its highest level since November 16 with 1.1388 on Friday. The pair was stabilized just above 1.13 today. Although the Chinese stock markets in Asia are moving in a downward trend, the risk appetite is high in the Japanese and Australian markets.
While the dollar/Japanese yen parity reached the highest level of the last five years with 115.7, it is stated that strong global growth expectations may further suppress the Japanese yen against the dollar. According to the macroeconomic data released today, the Manufacturing Industry Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is 54 in Japan, With these developments, the Nikkei 225 index in Japan was 1.82 percent, the ASX 200 index in Australia was 1.95 percent, and the Hang Seng index in Hong Kong was 0 percent. While 26 gained value, Shanghai composite index lost 0.18 percent in China and Kospi index in South Korea lost 0.05 percent. According to the inflation figures announced yesterday, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in December was 13.58 percent on a monthly basis and on an annual basis. Despite the announced inflation data, a positive trend was observed in Borsa Istanbul, led by industrial shares, and the BIST 100 index, which gained 3.71 percent value, closed the day at 1,926.66 points. Dollar/TL, on the other hand, is trading at 13.45 at the opening of the interbank market, after closing the day at 13.0922 with a decrease of 2.32 percent.
Today, real effective exchange rate in Turkey, retail sales and unemployment abroad in Germany, manufacturing industry PMI in England and ISM manufacturing industry PMI and JOLTS open job positions data will be monitored. He said that 2.000 levels are resistance and 1.900 points are support. Data to be followed in the markets today are as follows: 10.00 Germany, November retail sales10.00 Germany, December unemployment12.30 UK, December manufacturing industry PMI14.30 Turkey, December real effective exchange rate18.00 US, december ISM manufacturing PMI18.00 US, november JOLTS job vacancies
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