US markets rallying on cliff' talks
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Positive comments by Republican Party member J.Boehner after his meeting with President B.Obama regarding the 'fiscal cliff' are bolstering the upbeat mood in the US markets, which find extra impulse from the tech sector, as Apple (AAPL) and Texas Instruments (TXN) are posting important gains.
The US dollar is ticking lower, threatening the psychological support at 80.00 on firmer risk appetite, as the FOMC has kicked in.
DowJones is up triple digits, advancing 0.81%, followed by the S&P500 and the Nasdaq, up 0.88% and 1.66% respectively.
Markets in Euroland closed with gains, after investors have exceeded Greece's debt buy-back programme submitting offers above the ¬30 billion target, against a backdrop of increasing risk appetite.
The single currency has extended its recent upside, trading above the psychological mark at 1.3000, ahead of the next EU Summit due on Friday.
The French benchmark has led the gains, climbing 1.12% followed by the DAX and the IBEX35, up 0.96% and 0.92% respectively.
Gold and WTI are decoupling from the general positive tone prevailing in the markets, falling 0.35% and 0.02% respectively, ahead of the OPEC and the FOMC meetings, both due tomorrow.
The US dollar is ticking lower, threatening the psychological support at 80.00 on firmer risk appetite, as the FOMC has kicked in.
DowJones is up triple digits, advancing 0.81%, followed by the S&P500 and the Nasdaq, up 0.88% and 1.66% respectively.
Markets in Euroland closed with gains, after investors have exceeded Greece's debt buy-back programme submitting offers above the ¬30 billion target, against a backdrop of increasing risk appetite.
The single currency has extended its recent upside, trading above the psychological mark at 1.3000, ahead of the next EU Summit due on Friday.
The French benchmark has led the gains, climbing 1.12% followed by the DAX and the IBEX35, up 0.96% and 0.92% respectively.
Gold and WTI are decoupling from the general positive tone prevailing in the markets, falling 0.35% and 0.02% respectively, ahead of the OPEC and the FOMC meetings, both due tomorrow.
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