In goods, the May futures Light Sweet Crude Oil NYMEX rose $ 0.67 to $ 100.29 a barrel, first in ma

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All the attention will be drawn on Friday to publish a report on employment, excluding the agricultural sector, first in math in the U.S. in March, because the market reaction to these data could potentially set a new medium-term trend. In anticipation of a positive report, U.S. stocks, especially sensitive technology stocks on Nasdaq, were under pressure. Currency, U.S. Treasury bonds and commodities were recently first in math established ranges. 198 000 new jobs economists predict an average employment growth first in math in the range of estimates from 170,000 to 275,000 and the unemployment rate would be 6.6% with a range of estimates from 6.5% to 6.7%. The market will also look for any other changes, as well as indication of the level of public participation in the composition of the total labor force. In February, after seasonal first in math adjustment, it remained at 63.0%. Ten-year U.S. government bonds were trading around 2.7925% late Thursday, compared with an earlier peak around 2.806% (2.808% on Wednesday) that the order above 2.61%, the minimum that we observed on March 14. Recall, the yield on 10-year U.S. debt securities reached a maximum around 3.03% on December 31 and was slightly above 3.0% on January 3 in anticipation of the December employment report, but later declined due to strong demand for safe-haven assets in January when the crisis broke out in the currency market in developing countries. first in math
In goods, the May futures Light Sweet Crude Oil NYMEX rose $ 0.67 to $ 100.29 a barrel, first in math after trading in a range from $ 99.07 to $ 100.42 (market time). After climbing to $ 105.22 on March 3 WTI fell to a low of $ 97.37 (March 17) and subsequently restored. Nearest contract stalled yesterday in front of his 200-day moving average, which is currently undergoing at $ 100.51. Clear break above the 200-day moving average target the market first in math at the peak of $ 101.57 on April 1, and then - the peak of $ 102.24 on March 28. Raw trading at $ 100.44 a barrel after closing of U.S. exchanges. Spot gold was about $ 1286.75/untsiya at closing, ie in the middle of the day's range from $ 1281.77 to $ 1296.10. After reaching $ 1392.33 on March 17 at the height of tensions between Ukraine / Russia and the West precious metal fell to $ 1277.79 by April 1. Since hunters for cheapness, or bottom fishers, prevented a further drop in gold. Nevertheless, budding bulls will want to see how the gold back above its 200-day moving average, which is currently undergoing a little first in math over $ 1297.00 before they become more optimistic. Edel Tully and Joni Tevez, analysts UBS, noted that "the first in math last communication with market participants indicate that feeling to gold at the moment as a whole remains cautious" no "firmly convinced that variant and whether the outcome of events." At the same time, there is a "base bearish bias," especially "in first in math the medium and long run time, but investors first in math are also respectful to increase by $ 200 in the period of time from the beginning of the year until mid-March," they said. "Looking back, investors recognize that overdone with sales at the end of 2013, the negative sentiment first in math off scale at the moment, first in math so even a small rise in prices and a friendly disposition to improve yellow metal resulted in a significant impact on market prices," said Tully and Tevez.
On the FX-front, the euro closed at $ 1.3718, while the dollar / yen - Y103.92 after trading in respective ranges from $ 1.3698 to $ 1.3805 and to Y103.81 from Y104.11. Euro succumbed to pressure from the "dovish" comments European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, but sales have stalled before a key support in the range of $ 1.3687 / $ 1.3693 (100-day moving average and trend line since July). Dollar / yen continues to support first in math a variety of reasons, from the growth of U.S. bond yields in recent days to the expectations of capital outflows of Japanese investors in the new fiscal year beginning April 1. Close above Y104 direct market to peak January 23 Y104.84 and maximum 10 January Y105.34, and then - to a maximum of 2014 Y105.43-44 that we observed on January 1-2. Waiting for a strong jobs report had a negative impact on U.S. stocks first in math at the close exchanges. Index Nasdaq Composite (tech stocks are at greatest influence interest rate) suffered most severely. The DJIA closed unchanged at 16,572.55, first in math Nasdaq Composite fell 39 points to 4,237.740, and the S & P 500 lost 2 points to 1,888.77. Earlier DJIA hit a new historic high 16,604.15, S & P 500 reached its absolute maximum first in math 1,893.17. first in math The Nasdaq rose to 4,284.685 that 90 pu