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During the day the Russian market is expected negative dynamics on the full range of shares on the background of speculative sales

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

Sprawling problem with a public debt of Spain and Portugal "dropped" yesterday the world markets. Negative intensified after negative data on the labor market in the U.S., for which the number of first requests for unemployment benefit once again exceeded expectations.

indices DJ, SP dropped yesterday by almost 3%, European indicators lost about 2.5%, the decrease continued after the closure of the Russian market.

The MICEX index fell by 2,46%, RTS index - on 1,18%.

On the commodity markets, oil prices fell by 1% after the closure of the Russian market, while the maximum was yesterday morning at around $ 75.6.

Gold collapsed to 4% from highs of the day, but at a price of futures trading remains on yesterday"s closing level of the Russian market.

During yesterday fixed demand for U.S. Treasury bonds - yield declined sharply.

On Friday, the external background - a negative one.

On the background of the dynamics on the world markets futures on the RTS index fell by 2%. Russian ADRs also shut down from 2,5 to 7,5%.

now waiting for data on unemployment and thfa4e number of jobs in the U.S. - a monthly report on the labor market. If the data come out better than expected, it may contribute a partial recovery of the U.S. stock indices.

Dynamics during the day on the Russian market is expected negative on the entire range of shares on the background of speculative sales.

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Yesterday, the euro / dollar fell on the U.S. session to mark 1.3718

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

Yesterday, the euro /dollar fell on the U.S. session to 1.3718 marks, which is 182 points below the daily maximum. Couple pound /dollar sank to a mark 1.5728. Pair dollar /yen was established near the mark of 89.00 after falling to 88.50. Cross the euro /yen was trading at the end of the session near the 122.10 level.

The experts noted that the weakening of the currency of the European bloc have speculation about the fact that significant problems with the financing of the budget deficit is not only Greece, but Portugal and Spain.
Yesterday, ECB President, Mr. Jean-Claude Trichet said that the problems with growing budget deficits, many countries have the euro zone. Trichet also expressed confidence that Greece will strictly follow the approved plan this week out of the crisis and achieve the goal. ECB President welcomed the statements by American officials that a strong dollar remains in the interests of the United States.
Analysts noted that the speech of Jean Claude Trichet is not too reassured investors about the prospects for development countries in the euro area. This is reflected in a significant pressure on risky instruments, a drop in prices on stock markets, as well as lower prices for oil and precious metals.

Yesterday, the Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange fell 268.37 points (-2.61%). The Nasdaq fell 65.48 points (-2.99%). SP 500 index dropped to 34.18 points (-3.11%).

Yesterday, the index of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Xetra DAX fell 138.85 points (-2.45%). The London FTSE 100 index fell 113.84 points (-2.17%). Bloomberg European 500 Index dropped to 4.60 points (-2.63%).

course of gold fell yesterday for a day on fifty dollars to a mark of 1059.80 dollars per troy ounce.

Preliminary value Productivity in the U.S. for the fourth quarter of 2009 amounted to 6.2% (forecast was 6.1%, the previous value of 7.2%).
Jobless claims in the United States for the week to 30.01 was 480K (the forecast was 456K, the previous value of 472K1000).
Factory orders for December 2009 in the United States amounted to 1.0% (forecast was 0.4%, revised from the previous value of 1.1% to 1.0%). Click to continue »

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ENI estimates at 1.5 billion euro cost of gas, which it is willing to sell to settle claims by the European Commission

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

Italian ENI estimates at 1.5 billion euro cost of the three pipelines that she is willing to sell to settle claims by European antitrust regulators. "The cost of these three pipelines - around 1.5 billion euros," - said at a press conference the head of ENI, Paolo Scaroni, adding that more than half that amount - 800 million euros - could bring sales Transavstriyskogo Pipeline (TAG), transmits Reuters.

Earlier today, the European Commission (EC) welcomed the proposals ENI to sell gas. As stated in the press release, the EU executive body, the Italian company has expressed its willingness to sell its stakes in three international pipelines - TAG (transports Russia"s gas transit to Italy via Austria), TENP (Trans-European gas pipeline) and Transitgas - the last pass through the territory of Germany. Click to continue »

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