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  • Thomson Reuters/University Of Michigan: Consumer Sentiment Highest In Seven Years

    Date 31/10/2014

    Consumer confidence posted its third consecutive monthly gain in October, rising to its highest level since July 2007. The October gain was due to improved personal finances as well as a more favorable outlook for the overall economy. Indeed, consumers reported the most favorable personal financial expectations as well as the most positive year-ahead outlook for the national economy in the past seven years. What the survey did not find was any negative impact on confidence from the global economic slowdown, military conflicts, or Ebola. None of these issues was mentioned by more than a few respondents; instead, respondents emphasized improved wage and employment prospects due to a stronger economy. Gains in holiday spending are expected to be the best in several years, benefiting from higher confidence as well as falling gas prices at the pump.

  • TOM MTF Statistics Week 44, 2014

    Date 31/10/2014

    Click here to download the weekly statistics update of TOM MTF for week 44, 2014.

  • Mercado Alternativo de Renta Fija (MARF) Admits The First Securitised Bond Issue

    Date 31/10/2014

    • The manager of the Securitisation Fund is Intermoney Titulización and Auriga acts as Global Coordinator
    • This new tool offered by MARF helps small-sized companies to launch low-amount issues on the market.

  • MNI Indicators: Chicago Business Barometer Rises To 66.2 - New Orders Rise Sharply To The Highest Since October 2013

    Date 31/10/2014

    The Chicago Business Barometer rose 5.7 points to a one year high of 66.2 in October, fuelled by a double digit gain in New Orders.

  • CFTC Staff Issues An Extension Of Time Limited, No-Action Relief To Futures Commission Merchants

    Date 31/10/2014

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight issued an extension of previously issued time-limited, no-action relief to the Futures Industry Association, its member Futures Commission Merchants (FCMs), and similarly situated FCMs regarding the simultaneous recording of book entry credits upon the receipt of customer funds via a wire transfer by an FCM.