London (Reuters) - World stocks margined more Friday as investors grew more confident in the prospect of economic recovery after robust data United States and Chinese stabilized after a predatory earlier this week Treasury bonds.
Data Friday showed China's imports and exports were much stronger than expected in November, robust numbers that served a reminder that Chinese demand was even faster and could pave the way to higher rates of interest as soon as this weekend.
Recent figures suggest the United States and strong European economies are also pick up steam.
"The number of Chinese and overnight United States performance justify a higher starting", Heino Ruland, strategist Ruland Research in Frankfurt, said.
On Wall Street Thursday, benchmark S & P 500 (.SPX) has reached a maximum of two years with data showing the claims for the first time for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week.
MSCI world equity index (. MIWD00000PUS) rose 0.1% so that the FTSEurofirst 300 index (. FTEU3) acquired the same amount.
TREASURIES RECOVER
Treasure of the United States edged through strong of the auction of 30-year bonds reflecting investors ' appetite. Cash sold off much earlier in the week on Bush Barack Obama plans to expand low tax rates. However, these plans hit some opposition before proceeding to a vote in the Senate next week.
Increase in US Treasury yields this week and the concerns of inflation in the development of the economies - with the prospect of a more rigorous policy of China - also encourages investors to scale back their Paris already overwhelmed in emerging markets.
Emerging stocks (.MSCIEF) lost 0.2 percent, partly on the concerns on possible measures to strengthen the economy China.
"All the evidence suggests that even political standardization is necessary to keep China's economy on an even keel.". So far, China has made only modest moves in this direction, "RBC has stated in a note to clients."
"We expect to see more urgency of Beijing in the coming months as the fight against inflation becomes a higher priority, with the rate increases and the appreciation of the currency that could be used."
Ten-year Treasury increased 8/32 Awards give 3.185%, a maximum of six months of 3.69% achieved on Wednesday.
Sale $ 13 billion US 30 years reopened crossed a performance below the commercial level on the open market, indicating investors debt, with a strong aggressive bid bond request including foreign buyers.
The dollar (.DXY) has been steady against a basket of currencies, the euro was also unchanged at $1.3236.
U.S. crude rose quarter per cent to $88.59 per barrel. The bund future increased by 0.2 percent.
(Statement by Natsuko Waki, mounting by Mike Peacock)
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