[Market] Oil Jumps after the lowest point: Impacts on Financial Markets2016-02-16 17:46:35Hit:337
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< Europe Futures Rise With Asian Stocks as Oil Jumps; Bonds Slide >
Written in February 16, 2016.
Link >> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-02-15/asian-stocks-poised-to-extend-rebound-as-yuan-maintains-advance
* Introduction
This article well summarizes global market movements as oil price restores from the lowest point. The article classifies market type: stocks, commodities, currencies, and bonds market, and explains market movement for each type.
* Summary
(1) Stocks
European equity-index futures rose and Asian stocks headed for the biggest two-day gain in four years, extending a global rally in riskier assets on speculation that governments will act to boost economic growth and shore up the oil market.
(2) Commodities
Brent for April settlement advanced as much as $1.55 to $34.94 a barrel. The contract rose 3 cents Monday after an 11 percent gain Friday. West Texas Intermediate climbed as much as $1.50 to $30.94 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange from the Friday close.
(3) Currencies
- Russia’s ruble gained 0.8 percent against the dollar on the rally in oil, while the Norwegian krone climbed 0.2 percent.
- China’s yuan weakened 0.3 percent in onshore trading after a 1.3 percent surge on Monday.
- South Korea’s won dropped 0.7 percent after the central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged Tuesday for an eighth consecutive month while warning that risks to economic growth have increased.
(4) Bonds
- Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries rose two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 1.77 percent.
- In Japan, the central bank began charging interest on some deposits it holds, part of a renewed effort announced last month to spur lending in the face of a weakening economy.
Written in February 16, 2016.
Link >> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-02-15/asian-stocks-poised-to-extend-rebound-as-yuan-maintains-advance
* Introduction
This article well summarizes global market movements as oil price restores from the lowest point. The article classifies market type: stocks, commodities, currencies, and bonds market, and explains market movement for each type.
* Summary
(1) Stocks
European equity-index futures rose and Asian stocks headed for the biggest two-day gain in four years, extending a global rally in riskier assets on speculation that governments will act to boost economic growth and shore up the oil market.
(2) Commodities
Brent for April settlement advanced as much as $1.55 to $34.94 a barrel. The contract rose 3 cents Monday after an 11 percent gain Friday. West Texas Intermediate climbed as much as $1.50 to $30.94 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange from the Friday close.
(3) Currencies
- Russia’s ruble gained 0.8 percent against the dollar on the rally in oil, while the Norwegian krone climbed 0.2 percent.
- China’s yuan weakened 0.3 percent in onshore trading after a 1.3 percent surge on Monday.
- South Korea’s won dropped 0.7 percent after the central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged Tuesday for an eighth consecutive month while warning that risks to economic growth have increased.
(4) Bonds
- Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries rose two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 1.77 percent.
- In Japan, the central bank began charging interest on some deposits it holds, part of a renewed effort announced last month to spur lending in the face of a weakening economy.