European equities are trading on a higher note today on the back of
unexpected decline in Euro Zone unemployment rate. Asian markets
ended on a mixed note and the US stock futures are trading in the
green.
German Retail Sales declined by 0.8 percent in October as against a
fall of 0.6 percent in September. Nationwide House Price Index (HPI)
rose by 0.6 percent in November from earlier gain of 0.1 percent in
October. French Consumer Spending slipped by 0.2 percent in last
month as compared to fall of 0.1 percent in September. Consumer
Price Index (CPI) Flash Estimate gained by 0.9 percent in November
with respect to 0.7 percent a month ago. Unemployment Rate
unexpectedly dropped around 12.1 percent in October when
compared to 12.2 percent in earlier month. UK’s Net Lending to
Individuals was at 1.7 billion Pounds in October from 2.2 billion in
September.
Spot gold prices gained around 0.2 percent taking cues from weakness
in the DX along with upbeat market sentiments. However, declining
trend in SPDR Gold holdings restricted further gains. In the Indian
markets, gold prices rose around 0.2 percent due to Rupee
depreciation.
Source: MOneyControl.com
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