The review of key events and forecasts from analysts of "ASYL INVEST" JCS (Kazakhstan) for October 4, 2011
04.10.11 16:32
/IRBIS, October 4, 2011/ - "ASYL INVEST" JCS (Almaty)
has provided IRBIS with the review of key events and its
investment ideas and forecasts for October 4, 2011.
Analysts of "ASYL INVEST" indicate that the news
background for the domestic market remains extremely
negative today after U.S. indices yesterday lost more than
2.5% and closed below the recent lows, while Asian indices
fell today in response to the decision of the eurozone finance
ministers to postpone the decision on Greece to November,
and to review the participation of private investors to save
the country. Analysts of "ASYL INVEST" expect falling stock
prices of domestic mining companies. Today Kazakhmys
and Kazmunaigaz will be under pressure after oil prices
have been traded around the $100 mark per barrel. And
copper drops for third consecutive day on significant pace.
Besides, analysts of "ASYL INVEST" JCS note the
following events on world markets:
- Asian markets are down today due to falling U.S.
major indices quotes on fears that the decision of the
eurozone finance ministers to reconsider the
involvement of private investors in the financial support
of Greece, may call into question the effectiveness of
aid programs and increase the risk of default of the
country. Indices Hang-Seng and Nikkei are down
today by more than 1.5%.
- Euro/dollar today is corrected after the sharp collapse
in the last two days. Couple adds only 0.15-0.2%. The
rate is pressured by results of the meeting of finance
ministers of the euro area which strengthened the
speculation about a default of Greece. The decision on
the second package of aid to Greece had been
postponed for November, which preserves the
uncertainty in the market for another few weeks.
- Raw materials market today shows negative trend. Oil
prices continue to decline in the U.S., losing on the
Asian session 1.2%, in Europe, the oil price of Brent
show poor growth. In the United States in electronic
trading copper continues to decline, losses to date are
2.2%. Gold is current increasing again amid economic
fears, growing by within 0.5%.
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