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US indices finished yesterday's trading higher with S&P 500 gaining 0.30% and reaching a new all-time high. Nasdaq added 0.62% while Dow Jones dropped 0.02%
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Risk trades on the FX market received a boost during the Asian session after it was reported that Evergrande made $83.5 million coupon payment that was due September 30, 2021
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Asian stock trading session was mixed. Nikkei added almost 0.4%, indices from China traded 0.1-1.5% higher, S&P/ASX 200 finished flat and Kospi dropped 0.2%
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DAX futures point to a slightly higher opening of the European session today
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United States want to scheduled Xi-Biden virtual meeting for next month
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New Bank of England chief economist Pill said that he expects inflation to reach 5% in early-2022. He also said that pandemic emergency programmes are no longer needed
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South Korea will temporarily cut fuel taxes to address surging prices. China has reportedly waived collection of taxes from coal companies
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Nissan plans to cut global production by 30% in October and November due to chip shortages
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Intel reported Q3 revenue at $18.1 billion (exp. $18.24 billion) and Q3 EPS at $1.71 (exp. 1.11). Shares of the company dropped in the after-hours trading as Intel hinted that component shortages are impacting its chip output
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Preliminary Japanese manufacturing PMI for October reached 53.0 (exp. 51.4)
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Preliminary Australian manufacturing PMI for October reached 57.3 (exp. 58.6)
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Bitcoin pulled back below $63,000 during the Asian trading hours
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Precious metals are trading higher, along with industrial metals. Brent and WTI trade around 0.6% lower
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AUD, CAD and NZD are the best performing major currencies while safe havens like JPY, USD and CHF lag the most
While S&P 500 cash index finished yesterday's trading at the highest level in history, S&P 500 futures (US500) are still trading slightly below record peak. Should we see a break to a fresh records, the next potential resistance to watch can be found near the 127.2% exterior retracement of recent correction (4,625 pts). Source: xStation5
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