IG Markets – Morning Prices
IG Markets – Morning Prices 23 September 2010
IG Markets – Morning Prices
23 September
2010
In the US
overnight, stocks retreated with the S&P 500 index posting
its biggest decline in two weeks. A weakening outlook across
the technology and financial sectors weighed after Adobe
fell nearly 20% after its sales estimates missed market
forecasts. Elsewhere, a downgrade from Deutsche Bank weighed
on financial names.
The technology heavy NASDAQ was the biggest decliner, losing 0.6% while the S&P 500 fell 0.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average 0.2%.
Domestically, the ASX 200 is called to open 0.3% weaker at 4612 following the lower overnight leads.
We’re likely to see weakness in early trade this morning, with the financials probably leading the market lower. They were the worst performer, down 1.6% after Deutsche Bank said the investment banks could be hurt by how international regulators interpret the risk in various asset classes.
Elsewhere, we could see some weakness among energy, industrial and consumer discretionary names after the corresponding sectors were all down more than 0.5% in US trade.
On the upside, we may see a little support for material stocks after the sector rose 0.2% on Wall St. Base metal leads from the London Metals Exchange were all positive while Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton added 2.3% and 2.1% in normal UK trade. BHP Billiton’s ADR is pointing towards a modest rise of 0.1% on the open.
In summary, overnight leads are pointing towards some moderate weakness on the open. It’s likely to be pretty quiet on the volume front due to a lack of economic releases, as well as public holidays in Japan and China.
Market Price at 7:00am
AEST Change Since Australian Market
Close Percentage
Change
AUD/USD 0.9567 0.0011 0.11%
ASX
(cash) 4612 -14 -0.30%
US DOW
(cash) 10747 -44 -0.41%
US S&P
(cash) 1135.7 -7 -0.60%
UK FTSE
(cash) 5564 -29 -0.52%
German DAX
(cash) 6233 -62 -0.98%
Japan 225
(cash) 9492 -78 -0.82%
Rio Tinto Plc
(London) 36.53 0.82 2.31%
BHP Billiton Plc
(London) 20.00 0.41 2.09%
BHP Billiton Ltd. ADR (US)
(AUD) 38.95 0.05 0.12%
US Light Crude Oil
(Nov) 74.86 -0.38 -0.51%
Gold
(spot) 1291.4 0.3 0.02%
Aluminium
(London) 2238 55 2.52%
Copper
(London) 7840 130 1.69%
Nickel
(London) 22606 156 0.69%
Zinc
(London) 2205 43 1.99%
RBA Cash Rate to be raised by 25bp
(Oct) (%) 57.00 -2.00 -2.00%
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