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04thnovember 2013
PSI20: +1.05% DAX30: +0.33% FTSE100: +0.43% S&P500: +0.36% NIKKEI225: CLOSED
PSI 20 closed up by 1.05%, having one of the best performances in Europe. With two months to finish the year, the main index presents a return of 11% since January.More>> Millenium BCP announced today that it has closed the first nine months of the year with a net loss of 597.3 million euros, being less-than-expected by analysts. More>> Galp called BBVA, BNP, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan for an investors meeting to issue debt, after the company recently estimated EBITDA and investment volume around 1,100 million euros. More>> European equities closed higher on Monday, with travel and leisure stocks the only laggard as budget airline Ryanair tumbled 12 percent.More>> Manufacturing in the euro zone continued its recovery in October as the region emerges from an 18month recession, with almost all countries posting growth in the sector. More>> HSBC reported third-quarter underlying profit before tax of $5.06 billion in the third quarter, a rise of 10%(YoY). Pre-tax profit, meanwhile, was up 30% on the same time last year $3.49 billion. More>> Stocks closed out Monday with slight gains after hovering around the flatline for most of the session, as investors seemed reluctant to jump in after the Dow and S&P 500 turned in four-straight weeks of gains and amid uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve would start paring back its stimulus.More >> August factory orders slipped 0.1%following a 2.4 percent drop in July orders, while September factory orders climbed 1.7%, in line with estimates. The decline suggests businesses may have been worried about the economy before the 16-day partial government shutdown, which began on Oct. 1. More >>

Asian equity markets were lower in quiet trade as investors awaited a raft of central bank meetings this week for further direction.More>> The Chinese official purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the non-manufacturing sector rose to 56.3 in October from September's 55.4. More>> Retail sales in Australia rose more-than-expected to a seasonally adjusted 0.8% in October, from 0.5% in the preceding month, while analysts had expected retail sales to rise only 0.4%.More>>

GOLD(1,315.1$/oz t; +0.07%): Gold rose amid expectations for the ECBto trim interest rates this week, while expectations for a modest increase inUS nonfarm payrolls also bolstered its appeal. More >> COPPER(3.257$/lb; -1.38%):Copper futures were lower on Monday, amid ongoing expectations the Federal Reserve will begin unwinding its stimulus program sooner than previously expected.More >> COFFEE (103.42$/lb; -2.24%): Buyers of coffee from Indonesia are paying a smaller premium for their beans as exporters sell on concern a record crop in Vietnam will lead to lower prices. More >>

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