CAPIS EU Close - 4/17/2019 - General - Capital Institutional Services, Inc. Home About Our Team History The CAPIS Difference Testimonials Memberships & Affiliations Services Execution Services Commission Management Transition Management Bank & Trust Services Outsourced Trading WRAP/SMA Solutions Research Services Broker-Dealer Solutions Compliance Support CAPIS CEF Liquidity News Morning Note CAPIS Insights Media Coverage Press Releases Resources Compliance Documents Clearing & Settlement Instructions Concourse and CAPIS Mobile Contact LOGIN TO CONCOURSE LOGIN TO BONDROUTE CAPIS BONDPOINT CAPIS CONCOURSE Home About Our Team History The CAPIS Difference Testimonials Memberships & Affiliations Services Execution Services Commission Management Transition Management Bank & Trust Services Outsourced Trading WRAP/SMA Solutions Research Services Broker-Dealer Solutions Compliance Support CAPIS CEF Liquidity News Morning Note CAPIS Insights Media Coverage Press Releases Resources Compliance Documents Clearing & Settlement Instructions Concourse and CAPIS Mobile Contact New! 09.23.2022 11 new Morning Note posts under Morning Note (10) and CAPIS Insights (1) HomeNewsCAPIS InsightsGeneral CAPIS EU Close – 4/17/2019 General News CAPIS Insights General "CAPIS EU Close – 4/17/2019" posted by Clayton Duff on 04/17/2019 at 12:54 pm by Clayton Duff 04/17/2019 at 12:54 pm Post a heavy night of economic releases including a better GDP reading out of China European markets again moved a bit higher but on higher turnover tonight. Despite EU27 New Car Registrations down 3.9% in march Autos today led sector-wise with a gain of 1.62%. Media and Insurers worked higher while Healthcare names were off nearly 2%. ABB rallied 5.4% with inline 1Q revs reported. Markets though were focused on CEO Spiesshofer stepping down as his role there has been plagued by poor stock performance and tension with a large shareholder. Roche fell 1% despite upping their FY sales growth guidance. The firm sees better growth with new drugs for MS and breast cancer treatments up and running. Growth in China was also cited. Steel names ticked up with Vale’s restart of an iron ore mine pushing prices lower. ArcelorMittal +4.1% and Thyssenkrupp +3.6% both moved up as they attempt to move out of month’s long bases. Post the close Kering reported solid 1Q #’s with organic revenue growth up 20%. The firm sees Gucci growth at twice the pace of growth in the space but still slower than the trajectory it has been on. Tonight, Japan is out with Manufacturing PMI readings with other locales worldwide to follow with PMI data. Australia releases jobs data. The UK has retail sales with German producer prices due as well. Switzerland releases imports/exports including Swiss Watch Exports. Tomorrow, Denmark, Mexico, and Norway will be shut for trading with Sweden closing early. Share This Post Linkedin Facebook Twitter email About the Author ClaytonDuffDir,Director of International Trading Clayton Duff joined the firm in 2008. He has worked in the industry since 1994 and held various trading and sales positions before CAPIS, including four years as a trader for First Southwest. Clayton was promoted to manager of international trading in 2019. He earned his bachelor’s degree f... More About Clayton Duff Other Related Posts General CAPIS Concourse IT Update - Migrating from TLS 1.1 April Research Briefing RECAP: MPP Says 2022 Is A Tale of Two Halves Q1 Market Trends - Part 2 Highlights From the 2022 STA DC Spring Update CASE STUDY Part 4: Outsourced Trading for Wrap and Separately Managed Accounts (SMA) Subscribe to Stay Informed Stay informed by subscribing to information that matters to you. We'll email you when we post new content you want to see. What's important to you? Morning Note What's your name? What's your phone number? Comments What's your email address? Privacy Policy Contingency Site Compliance Docs. Supplier Diversity Terms of Use Affiliations Careers Concourse Call us today • 214.978.4732 Connect with CAPIS © 2022 Capital Institutional Services, Inc. Member: NYSE, FINRA, NFA, SIPC