Bags, it is feared effect Paris. Tokyo declining – The Republic

Markets suspense. The attacks in Paris are likely to influence the stock markets, but also global economic growth. The warning comes directly from the president of Confindustria, Giorgio Squinzi, fearing repercussions especially on the Asian markets, particularly China. In fact, early signs are not encouraging from Tokyo. The Japanese stock market, the first major financial center to reopen after the terrorist attacks of the weekend in Paris, gives in the opening with a drop of 1.53%, the Nikkei index lost 300.60 points, to 19,296.31 share. But also they have to weigh the GDP data: the lifeless Japanese economy, despite
policy stimuli of the so-called ‘abenomics’ adopted by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, is unable to put the economy back into recession in the third quarter (July-September) registered a further contraction of 0.2% and 0.8% on an annual basis.

The Italian government, meanwhile, tries to reassure the experts explain that the growth estimates will not be revised , even after the slowdown in GDP in the third quarter. Attention is also paid anyway once to Mario Draghi.

The bags on the other hand is already a difficult week on fears of rising interest rates on the dollar: European stocks on average have sold over 3%, with Paris weak (-3.5% since last Monday), and also lists the US heavy with the Dow Jones index which fell by 3.7%. The wait for the start of next week was still a trend of decline, with the hope of a subsequent rebound driven by raw materials and oil.

Before the attacks of Paris traders looked to Friday, when the Dragons will intervene to “Euro Finance Week ‘in Frankfurt, but ECB President should also talk on Monday morning in Madrid: the hope is still reaffirming the will to strengthen the quantitative easing.

From the point of seen macroeconomic week has no data able to change direction in indices on which weighs the collapse of raw materials, with the prices of gold and copper fell in recent days to a minimum of six years. Not only does the slowdown of Beijing but also the prospect of a rise in US interest rates in December, which is leading investors looking for yields to break free from defensive assets such as gold. That narrow arrivals before Christmas, however, is far from clear and the usual rich agenda for action by members of the FOMC is likely to complicate the ideas.

Today
Eurozone inflation in October; intervention of ECB president, Mario Draghi

Tuesday, November 17
Italy: Trade Balance September
Germany: ZEW index on economic sentiment in November
Gb: inflation and producer prices in October
Use: inflation and industrial production in October; speak Jerome Powell and Daniel Tarullo the Fed board

Wednesday, November 18
Eurozone trend in the construction sector in September
US: building permits and housing starts October; Weekly crude oil inventories; minutes of the Fed; speak William Dudley of the New York Fed, Dennis Lockhart of the Atlanta Fed and Robert Kaplan Dallas Fed
Japan: Trade Balance October

Thursday, November 19
Eurozone balance of payments in September
Gb: retail sales in October
Use: weekly requests for unemployment benefits; superindex the Conference Board; He speaks Dennis Lockhart of the Atlanta Fed
Japan: BoJ decides
rate

Friday, November 20
Eurozone: Consumer confidence in November , says the president of the ECB, Mario Draghi
Use: James Bullard speaks of the St. Louis Fed JAPAN: BOJ’s monthly economic bulletin

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Asian stocks

European shares

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