Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Global overview of today’s markets

Asian stock exchange index rose on Tuesday morning. Investors welcomed the American manufacturing sector indicator increase.

Gross regional MSCI Asia Pacific Index on Tuesday, July 2., 10:46 pm. Tokyo time notable rise was 0.6%. For shares that got cheaper accounted almost five shares with higher prices, calculated Bloomberg news agency.

"Key economic indicators are improving in most regions. Thus, the potential markets emerged from the resist. On the other hand, there is enough and nervousness, as the Federal Reserve [the Fed] continue to talk about the fact that the economy can be promoted more slowly, "- comments Angus Gluskin," White Funds Management's CEO.

It is reported that the Institute for Supply Management runs the U.S. Purchasing Managers' Index in June surged to 50.9 points. In May, the index was 49 points. Most analysts Bloomberg surveyed had expected the index to increase to 50.5 points. Greater than 50 reading means that the sector is growing.

U.S. Department of Commerce estimated that in May construction grew by 0.5%.


Japan Bank said that for the first time in seven quarters index of the nation's largest manufacturers grew in a positive way and the bank is positive about the economy for the future. This showed the quarterly Tankan index, which came in June at 4 points. In March, the index was minus 8 points.

Japan's Topix index rose 0.7%, while the Nikkei 225 Stock Average "grew by 0.5%.

South Korea's Kospi Index notable rise was 0.2%. Australia's S & P / ASX 200 index jumped 1.5% and New Zealand by NZX 50 index had 0.9%. Taiwan's Taiex.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index notable rise was 0.1%. China's Shanghai Composite lost 0.2% of the value.

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