Spreadex Market Update

Asian markets trade negatively



Asian markets trade in negative territory overnight following a negative session in America as US manufacturing data unexpectedly decreased. The FTSE erased early gains yesterday after worrying figures on the US economy overshadowed encouraging data from Asia.

European stocks are seen edging lower at the open as US budget talks stalled over President Barack Obama’s demand for $1.6 trillion in higher taxes and Republicans’ insistence on continuing all of the tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003.

Meanwhile, European finance ministers voiced confidence that Greece will pull off a successful bond buyback to help revamp effort to stem the debt crisis.

Monthly Spanish Unemployment data is forecasted to show a month-on-month improvement at 90k claims vs. 128k in November at 8:00. UK construction data scheduled at 9:30 will give us an idea of the relative level of confidence in the construction sector.

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