The review of key events from "Asyl-Invest" JCS analysts for June 24, 2011
24.06.11 15:09
/IRBIS, June 24, 2011/ - "ASYL-INVEST" JCS (Almaty) has provided
IRBIS with the review of main events and its investment ideas and
forecast for June 24, 2011
Trading on the Kazakhstan stock market on Thursday resulted in the
growth. KASE index increased by 0.51% to 1558.03 points. Day was
completed with increase by stocks of Kazakhmys (+3.3%).
Activity of market participants was relatively low. Trading volume on
the shares of KASE index on Thursday was 13.5 million tenge.
Trading in shares and depositary receipts of Kazakhstan issuers on the
London Stock Exchange on Thursday ended with mixed trends. The
greatest losses to the trading results suffered securities of commodity
companies: GDR of KMG (-5.3%), shares of ENRC (-5.05%),
Kazakhmys shares (-3.8%), shares of Kazakhgold (-0.9%). GDR of
banks finished trading in different directions. NSBK GDR decreased by
1.1%, KKB GDR rose by 2.8%.
Despite the sharp drop in shares of commodity companies, the
analysts of "Asyl INVEST" believe that in today's trading, market
participants will refrain from aggressive selling. Analysts, however, the
"Asyl Invest" recommends to record gains/losses on shares of
Kazakhmys, ENRC and KMG EP up on the rebound. European stocks
today are likely to grow.
In general, analysts of "Asyl INVEST" see a long decline of markets
and recommend refraining from opening long positions.
In addition, analysts of ASYL INVEST note the following events on
world markets:
- Major U.S. stock indexes fell sharply at the opening of session
on Thursday because of concerns of market participants about
the economic recovery. DJIA Dow Jones fell to the lowest
session at 11,875.32 points (-1.94%), the index of wide market S
& P 500 - to the level of 1262.87 points (-1.89%), high-
technology index NASDAQ Composite - to 2,627.47 points (-
1.56%). Negative impact on the indexes at the opening session
of the U.S. Federal Reserve had forecast on the economy in
2011 and data from the labor market. The number of initial
claims for unemployment benefit for the week ended June 18,
seasonally adjusted increased by 9 thousand as compared to the
previous week and was 429 thousand Economists forecast cut to
415 thousand four-week average index has not changed in
comparison with the previous week and was 426.25 thousand
stock indexes managed to stabilize during the session and
began to grow closer to the closing of the auction. Growth in the
closing took place thanks to the news that the Greek authorities
approve additional austerity measures.
- In general, the activity of market participants in the stock trading
on Thursday was relatively high. The trading volume on the
NYSE was 1117.47 million shares and turnover - $ 32.2 billion
- In the focus of the market today will be data on orders for
durable goods in May. Also today, there are data on changes in
the volume of U.S. GDP in the first quarter, on the third estimate.
- The main stock indexes of Western Europe finished the session
in fall on Thursday due to lower forecast on U.S. growth of the
U.S. Federal Reserve, but also because of disappointing data
published in the eurozone PMI index for June. Analysts of "Asyl
INVEST" expect growth of indices in Western Europe at the
opening of trading today on news that the Greek Government
has approved additional cost-saving measures in order to obtain
a new loan tranche from the IMF and the EU. Market participants
will also focus today on the opening of trading in the U.S.
- Major Asian stock indexes are now showing growth. Oil prices
are now rising, the U.S. dollar is growing. August futures for WTI
crude oil today added 1.3%, August futures for petroleum of
mark Brent - 1.1%. Gold rises in price today by 0.1%, silver -
0.7%. The U.S. dollar is growing by 0.1% against a basket of
currencies. The euro/dollar is rising by 0.05%.
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[2011-06-24]