New York: Opening around zero are expected to focus on US data – Dagens Industri

New York: Opening around zero are expected to focus on US data

                  2015-08-14 14:57
             

 (SIX) courses on Wall Street is expected to start around zero at  Friday opening. This afternoon's US data expected to provide further  hints on US economic conditions and hence the possibility  for future interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in September.       S & amp; P 500 semester was at 14:44 0.1 percent in the fair value  while the Nasdaq 100 semester was 0.2 percent in.       China's central bank PBOC followed up the past three days  devaluations of its currency the yuan to Friday write  the currency's value by about marginal 0.05 percent against the dollar.       On the macro front, producer prices rose 0.2 percent on a monthly rate of  July. The market had expected a rise of 0.1 percent.  The core PPI, excluding food and energy, was also up 0.3  percent during the month. This market had expected a rise of 0.1  percent.       The Federal Reserve, which puts emphasis on inflation in  USA, may be reluctant to raise interest rates in  September, when  inflation remains pressured by a strong dollar and a weak  oil price. The state economists who spoke to Reuters.       Later in the afternoon is also expected US July statistics  industrial production and capacity utilization and preliminary  Consumer confidence index in August.       In the report, the front reported retail company JC Penney a  Adjusted earnings loss of 41 cents per share for the second quarter.  The shares are traded up 4.7 percent at förhandeln.       Sweden Founded games now King dropped 9.3 percent before the opening  in the wake of that gross orders, a measure of customer orders,  down 13 percent in the second quarter. For the same period reported  the company a stronger than expected result.       Technology company Applied Materials and the restaurant chain El Pollo Locos  Interim figures came in below analysts' expectations. Shares traded  down 1.2 and 17 percent respectively in förhandeln.       Better  luck for the department store chain Nordstrom that surpassed  analysts' pre tips. Despite the traded shares down 4.7 percent in  förhandeln.       General Electric will according to MarketWatch sell its retail banking  business to Goldman Sachs. The share is unchanged.       Tesla is expanding its previously announced share issue offering with  600,000 to a total of approximately 2.7 million shares. Total  proceeds now amount to $    642 million, which may be raised  approximately $    738 million upon exercise of an  allotment option. The shares are traded up 1.8 percent at förhandeln.       The insurance company AFLAC increased its repurchase program by 40 million  shares with a total value of 2.57 billion dollars based on  Thursday's closing price. The share is up 0.1 percent this förhandeln.      Gabriel Cardona Cervantes  mailto: gabriel.cardonacervantes@six-group.se  www.blogg.six.seSIXNews  SIX News