PT Equityworld : Us Dollar flirts with the high of 14 years December 21, 2016 As Overall Performance

PT Equityworld - U.S. Dollar was camped near 14-year peak on Wednesday as overall performance spreads moved inexorably in his favor, while a yen fall is lifted japanese shares to a peak of the year.

Nikkei in Japan added 0.4 percent in the trade in the beginning, while the main index in Australia has climbed to its highest level in nearly 17 months after the Wall Street has accumulated most of disks.

The dollar have been delighted by his performance bonus, rapidly increasing, with the federal reserve back on the road of tightening, even as its peers in Europe and Japan are acting to keep their territory of negative rates in the short-term in-depth.

The source DailyBrief Asia - directly in your inbox, the dollar index, which measures it against a basket of currencies, stood at 103.260 have touched 103,65, its highest level since December 2002. The dollar was also back edge up to 117,80 yen, in view of its recent high at 118.66, while the euro remained pinned to $1,0394.

PT EQUITYWORLD : The U.S. Dollar and Stock Return Print Record Wallstreet Dec 21, 2016

Wall Street, the Dow Jones has finished only 25 points of the magical barrier of 20 000, helped by a gain of 1.68% at Goldman Sachs. Stocks have been on a tear since the presidential election on 8 November, with the Dow Jones up 9 % and the S & P 500 adding 6% on Bets that the plans of Donald Trump as President-elect of the deregulation, and infrastructure spending could Push profits and growth.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.46 per cent Tuesday, while the S & P 500 gained 0.36 per cent and the Nasdaq up 0.49 per cent. Eight of the 11 sectors in the S & P large Rose, led by a jump of 1.23 % in the index financial.

After the bell, Nike rose 3 percent on a strong quarterly report from the seller of sports clothing. Not happy european share senior 11‑month-wide Tuesday, as the banking index in Italy rose 2.3 percent after the government decided to ask for parliamentary approval to borrow € 20 billion to ensure the stability of its banks.

The emerging markets have not been nearly as pleased by the victory of the Trump, as the threat of tariffs has prompted fears of a trade war, as the rise in yields of US have drawn far out of the funds. Benchmark yields of 10 years in the UNITED STATES have increased by nearly 80 basis points since the beginning of November to reach 2.56 percent.

The data of the Institute of international Finance showed non-resident investors had pulled $ 23 billion of new portfolios from the market since the beginning of October. The outputs have triggered the longest continuous alert " reversal ", since the organization has begun to issue the notice in 2005.

Chinese markets have also been destabilised by the move from Beijing to tighten control of the banking activities are fictitious and liquidity problems. Index of the broader MSCI's actions Asia-Pacific excluding Japan, were up 0.3% in early trade, but that followed several days of losses. In the commodity markets, prices pushed higher for a fourth session to challenge the new Libya had reopened the pipeline after a deadlock of two years that ended this month in oil.

Future gross u.s. rose 24 cents to 52,54 per barrel. Benchmark Brent crude futures settled 43 cents firmer at 55,35 $. Gold, which is held at $ 1 132,90 an ounce as a dollar american farm kept pinned near low 10-1/2 months from last week of $ 1 122,35. PT EQUITYWORLD FUTURES

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