Today has been different from the past few weeks as we have seen real capitulation in the market as every stock and every sector is down.
We are in the midst of the third-quarter reporting season and it's quite likely the numbers will meet expectations or be below, so there is still scope for bad news.
We could see more of the same today, Europe is still moving lower on the back of where the U.S. was and the catalysts just don't seem to be there.
We have to see hard numbers on economic data showing there is some lift in the manufacturing and services sectors. The other trigger is very much Iraq -- if crude oil comes off significantly that should help the cyclical stocks.
We're finding that the data from the U.S. on industrial activity were pretty weak. It's so-so on the consumer although housing activity is still holding up. When you look at Europe, Sweden and Hungary both cut interest rates this week.
We've had very sharp moves both in the U.S. and international markets,
We've seen a lot of bad news emerge from the U.S., ... and it's likely to continue with regard to European companies.
While this appears no more than a routine reshuffle, September's review is likely the impact the markets in a positive way,
While this appears no more than a routine reshuffle, September's review is likely the impact the markets in a positive way.
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