Yesterday, trades showed us the fatigue of market participants: Asian assets could not continue the positive trend of Wall Street, where NASDAQ and S & P 500 climbed to record highs amid rising oil prices and the energy sector. The Nikkei 225 ceased traffic just before the mark of 20,000, rising as a whole by 0.1%. ASX 200 grew by 0.2% after the Reserve Bank of Australia published the minutes of the meeting quite neutral: the bank expressed concern about the state of the construction sector and the labor market, but noted positive expectations for GDP. In China, Shanghai Comp. And Hang Seng closed in the red zone, both by 0.3% lower due to regulatory problems.Read fundamental economy analysis, check commodities and currency state on markets to find new trading opportunities for you! goo.gl/NTMiV7
In the UK, supermarket owners celebrate the industry's highest growth rates in five years. Sales growth is impressive: 5% over the last three months, while food prices grew by 3.2%. Also, yesterday the Bank of England released Financial Stability Report, which occurs just twice a year and this data is influential for UK economy. Read more about another economy news on site right now! goo.gl/5mWVka
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