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Major stock indexes in the Asia-Pacific region today showed a decrease.
European stocks today showed modest growth against the backdrop of yesterday's rise in US markets.
The price of gold is consolidated around the level of 1260 and today showed a slight increase.
House price index in the UK today showed an increase of 0.9% in September, against a decline of 2.9% in August.
The price of gold continues to consolidate above the level of 1180 dollars per troy ounce and today showed a sharp leap on the background of technical factors.
Data released today showed a decrease in the growth rate of the monetary base to 40.7%, against the forecast of 43.7.
The New Zealand dollar continues to consolidate near the level 0.7500 today showed a decrease due to the increasing demand for the US dollar.
The price of AUD/USD today showed growth and approached the level of resistance at 0.6900 and the upper boundary of the downward channel.
Markets of the Asia Pacific region today showed growth against the background of the positive impact of growth of the US indices.
Hong Kong market today showed maximum values since the beginning of the year, after fears of a worsening of the situation in Ukraine got little loose.
Major stock indexes Asia-Pacific region today showed decline after the release of statistics on the trade balance in China.
The Australian dollar today showed growth on statistics on the construction sector, where the number of issued building permits increased by 7.5% in November against an expected decline of 2.7.
Major stock indexes Asia-Pacific region today showed an increase due to the positive mood of investors in the US and Europe.
The price Japanese yen today showed a slight increase due to the weakening of the US dollar as well as against the background of positive statistics on the index of business sentiment in large industrial companies of Japan, which rose to 2.9 in Q3 vs.
The price of the New Zealand dollar today showed strong growth after the publication of statistics on the labor market in the country.
The price of the New Zealand dollar today showed strong decline due to falling commodity prices, the expectation of the Fed's hawkish rhetoric during today's statement and publication of data on balance of payments of the country.
The price of the New Zealand dollar today showed decline on the background of pressure on commodity prices and the strengthening of US dollar.
Futures on US stock indexes today showed a strong movement against the background of the victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election.
The price of the New Zealand dollar today showed a sharp decline after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand decided to reduce the interest rate by 0.25% to 2.25.
Stock indexes in Australia and Japan today showed growth on the back of improved sentiment in the US, after the publication of strong statistics on manufacturing activity in the country.
After a long decline,the price of New Zealand dollar today showed corrective growth, despite the negative statistics on the index of business confidence in New Zealand, which fell to 13.4 in August compared with the previous rate of 24.4.
Price of the New Zealand dollar today showed a sharp decline after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand expressed the need for a lower exchange rate of the local currency in order to achieve the inflation target and stimulate the manufacturing sector of the economy, and dairy products, which are key ones for New Zealand.
European stocks today show low volatility and are near previous closing levels.
European stocks today show a different direction.
European stock markets today show a positive dynamics today with the exception of the UK.
Major European stock markets today show a positive trend after yesterday's decline.
European stocks today show a slight change.
European stocks today show little change.
European stock indexes today show growth following the increase in commodity markets.
European stocks today show modest growth.