Daily Markets Broadcast
2020-02-13
Wall Street closes higher as virus spread slows
The spread of the coronavirus appears to be slowing, according to yesterday’s data, and this encouraged investors to push US indices to record highs. US yields rose, lifting the US dollar, as US Treasuries were offloaded while oil prices also climbed higher.
US30USD Daily Chart
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The US30 index hit a new record high yesterday as the number of new virus cases in China slowed to the least this month
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The 55-day moving average has risen to at 28,639 while the 100-day moving average is at 27,963
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US consumer prices probably rose 2.4% y/y in January, a slight acceleration from December’s 2.3%.
DE30EUR Daily Chart
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The Germany30 index advanced for a third consecutive day yesterday, posting an incremental record high going back as far as 2003
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The index remains above the 55-day moving average at 13,324 while the 100-day average provides longer-term support below at 13,049
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Final German CPI readings for January are due today. Preliminary readings were +1.7% y/y and -0.6% m/m.
UK100GBP Daily Chart
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The UK100 index rallied for a third straight day yesterday, boosted by gains on Wall Street and adding to the advance following the encouraging Q4 GDP data earlier this week
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The index is holding above the 55-day moving average, which was at 7,480 yesterday
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House prices in the UK jumped in January, the first month after the UK’s exit from Europe, according to a house price index from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. The index surged to +17 from -2 in December, the biggest jump in almost three years.
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