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Friday, April 18, 2014

Global Markets and Economic Update - 15th April 2014

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Thungen Financial Markets Easter Week Update 17th April 2014

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The short trading week has been positive so far and looks to round off today in good fashion.

Asian markets were mixed today after stronger than expected data out of China and the Federal Reserve in the US continuing their line on reducing QE. Economic Growth for Q1 was 7.4% according to the Chinese government, proving to be better than analysts' expectations. Although lower than Q3 of 2013 it was still ahead of projections along with an increase in GDP attributed to a 8.8% increase in Industrial Output for March. Retail Sales were also higher, up 12.2% on the previous year which gave weight to the economy being boosted by domestic consumption. The Nikkei in Japan managed to finish the week level after a 3% increase on Wednesday which would have no doubt eased the local investors.

Asian Markets as of 17th April 2014:

Nikkei 14,417.53 -0.00          SSE Comp. 2,105.12

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Thursday, April 10, 2014

Greece returns to bond markets with a bang

Greece's Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras attends for a news conference with European Union's Vice President and Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia in Athens, on Thursday, April 10, 2014. Buoyant Greek officials said the government had received strong interest for its first bond issue in four years, with Thursday's auction of five-year debt being about eight times oversubscribed

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