US indices hit a new high for the day, but the rally showed signs of fading. Doubts that the Brexit deal will not go through parliament continues to shake the pounds.
The S & P500 managed to make over $ 3,000 shortly after Morgan Stanley's better-than-expected reports. Yesterday's weaker IBM reports continue to weigh on Dow Jones. Also of the surprising reports, which the indexes and NDX support, are mostly Netflix's ones from yesterday that were better than expected.
Today's risk appetite is leading investors' decisions, which have intensified since the news that the UK and EU have reached an agreement. However, optimism remains not as exalting as most market players are asked to say after Ireland's statement that they may not vote in favor of the deal. European indices have fallen from the top in the background of events.
Today's Asian session will set tomorrow's sentiment for Europe and the US. We expect GDP data from China, industrial production and retail sales.
Gold remains strong, oil depreciates after inventory data showed an increase. The US dollar today continues to recede.
Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P.
Graphs: Used with permission of Bloomberg Finance L.P.
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