Liveblog Archief woensdag 17 maart 2021

7 liveblog items op woensdag 17 maart 2021.

Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 19:02

Marktcijfers

Actueel Verwacht Vorige
USA USA: Rentevoetbeslissing 19:00 0,25% 0,25% 0,25% Actueel: 0,25% Verwacht: 0,25% Vorige: 0,25%
Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 15:32

Marktcijfers

Actueel Verwacht Vorige
USA USA: Ruwe Olievoorraden 15:30 2,396M 2,964M 13,798M Actueel: 2,396M Verwacht: 2,964M Vorige: 13,798M
Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 15:18

Markt snapshot Wall Street 17 maart

TOP NEWS
Back to the '70s as Fed fuels boom and hopes for no Burns marks
Federal Reserve officials are due to issue new economic projections, with GDP growth likely to be a blow-out number that sets the stage for an historic experiment by U.S. central bank policymakers.

U.S. SPACs overtake 2020 haul in less than three months
Wall Street thought 2020 was a frenetic year for special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Yet with more than nine months to go until the end of 2021, initial public offerings (IPOs) of U.S. SPACs this week surpassed the $83.5 billion the sector raised in all of 2020, data from industry tracker SPAC Research showed.

World going through unprecedented chip shortage, China trade body says
The world is going through an unprecedented chip shortage, Zhou Zixue, a senior official with the China Semiconductor Industry Association, said, after semiconductor sales grew 18% last year.

Uber under pressure on UK minimum wage in test of gig economy
Uber drivers in Britain should receive the minimum wage for the whole time they are logged on to the app, two former drivers said after winning a court battle which could reshape the gig economy.

French watchdog rejects requests to suspend Apple privacy feature
France's antitrust watchdog rejected a request by online advertising lobbying groups that Apple suspend a new feature that allows users to block advertisers from tracking them across different applications.


BEFORE THE BELL
Futures tracking the S&P 500 and Dow Jones were subdued as investors held back on trades ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting outcome, while Nasdaq slipped as inflation concerns kept yield levels elevated. European shares slipped as most investors stayed on the sidelines. Japan’s Nikkei ended down as profit-taking in the tech sector offset gains in healthcare. Gold ticked higher, while the dollar was little changed. Oil prices fell as concerns about weaker demand in Europe outweighed an industry report that showed U.S. crude stockpiles unexpectedly fell last week. Building permits data is expected to be released later in the day.


STOCKS TO WATCH
Results
Lennar Corp: The company beat quarterly profit estimates on Tuesday as historically low mortgage rates and a COVID-19 pandemic-induced shift to suburban living encouraged more Americans to buy homes. Lennar's delivery forecast of between 14,200 homes and 14,400 homes was below expectations of 15,067 homes, as land constraints and soaring lumber prices limit homebuilding activity. The company's profit jumped more than two-fold in the first quarter to $1 billion, buoyed by a one-time gain of $469.7 million related to its investment in online real estate firm Opendoor Technologies Inc, which went public in December. Excluding that, profit was $2.04 per share, higher than analysts' estimates of $1.71 per share. Revenue rose 18% to $5.33 billion.

Deals Of The Day
Pfizer Inc: Pfizer Inc will stop producing biosimilar products in China and sell a unit in the eastern city of Hangzhou to WuXi Biologics, the U.S. drugmaker said. "The site was planned to manufacture three biosimilars for the China market," the company said in a response to Reuters' questions. "Pfizer commercially and technically evaluated other products for the site but none reached the level of activity for the scale of the site." Neither Pfizer nor WuXi disclosedthe deal value, or the products to be made after the transaction closes, which is expected in the first half of this year. WuXi said the deal would allow it to address surging manufacturing demand for drug substances and drug products.

IPOs
Sun Country Airlines Holdings Inc: The company, a low-cost carrier backed by private-equity firm Apollo Global Management, sold shares in its initial public offering (IPO) on Tuesday at $24 apiece to raise about $218.2 million. The Minnesota-based airline sold 9.1 million shares in the IPO, previously aiming to sell at a target price range of $21 to $23.

In Other News
Activision Blizzard Inc: The company's Blizzard unit has fired about 50 workers engaged in running live events, a company spokesman said on Tuesday, as the COVID-19 pandemic clamped down on gatherings. "The esports team, much like traditional sports, entertainment, and broadcasting industries, has had to adapt its business due to the impact the pandemic has had on live events," Activision said. The company's e-sports division will look to get back to live events to some extent when possible, Tony Petitti, president of sports and entertainment at Activision Blizzard, told the Sports Business Journal on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Activision's videogame business, whose key franchises include online role-playing game "World of Warcraft" and combat game "Overwatch," has been buoyed by stuck-at-home people seeking entertainment.

Alphabet Inc: Four more states have joined a lawsuit filed by Texas and others against Alphabet Inc's Google that accuses it of breaking antitrust laws to boost its already dominant advertising business, the Texas attorney general said on Tuesday. Joining the lawsuit filed in December are Alaska, Florida, Montana, Nevada and Puerto Rico, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said. This brings the number of plaintiffs in the lawsuit to 15 states and territories. "Our coalition looks forward to holding Google accountable for its illegal conduct and reforming Google’s practices in the future," Paxton said in a statement. "We are confident Google will be forced to pay for its misconduct through significant financial penalties."

Apple Inc: France's antitrust watchdog rejected a request by online advertising lobbying groups that the company suspend a new feature that allows users to block advertisers from tracking them across different applications. The ruling marked the first antitrust decision of its kind in Europe. Apple said - in response to the decision - that it was grateful to the French antitrust watchdog for having recognised that the 'App Tracking Transparency' feature was in the best interests of French customers. Seperately, the company said it allotted $2.8 billion raised from "green bonds" that last year funded 17 projects that will generate 1.2 gigawatts of renewable energy.

AstraZeneca Plc: Australia's pharmaceutical regulator said the rollout of the company's COVID-19 vaccine would continue despite many European nations pausing vaccination to investigate serious side effects reported in some recipients.John Skerritt, the head of Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration, said he held talks with more than a dozen European countries overnight and current evidence suggested there were no reasons to halt the immunisation drive. Brazil's health regulator Anvisa on Tuesday said it was maintaining its recommendation that the coronavirus vaccine be used in the country, after concerns were raised in Europe that led to vaccination suspensions. Anvisa said in a statement the vaccines that has generated concern in Europe did not arrive in Brazil.

Baidu Inc: The Chinese internet search giant is set to raise $3.08 billion by pricing its shares at HK$252 each in its Hong Kong secondary listing, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The retail tranche of the deal, which was worth 5% of the total share sale, was about 100 times oversubscribed, according to sources, who added the institutional tranche was covered multiple times. At that rate, 12% of the deal will be sold to those retail investors under the Hong Kong's clawback rules. Baidu declined to comment on the pricing of the deal and did not immediately respond on the deal's subscription rates.

Boeing Co & Embraer SA: Airlines with planes idled by the pandemic are cutting costs by delaying some maintenance tasks like changing life vests, testing oxygen bottles and checking emergency exits under COVID-19 waivers from airplane manufacturers and regulators. In special guidance to airlines, Airbus SE, Boeing Co, Brazil's Embraer SA and turboprop manufacturer ATR say there is no risk to safety because the work will be done before the planes return to the skies. "Prior to an aircraft return to service from storage, all scheduled maintenance tasks that were scheduled during the non-operational status must be performed," a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman said. "The unique, individual assessments for each Boeing model accounted for all climates around the world and can support all operators," a Boeing spokesman said.

Catalent Inc & Johnson & Johnson: The company plans to expand its COVID-19 vaccine production in Europe that will enable it to make more doses of Johnson & Johnson's shot, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The contract drug manufacturer will bring online a second J&J vaccine production line at its plant in Anagni, Italy, during the fourth quarter, the Journal reported.

Coherent Inc & Lumentum Holdings Inc: The company said optical fiber firm Lumentum Holdings Inc had raised its offer for the company to $6.9 billion following a three-way takeover battle for the laser firm. Under its new bid, Coherent shareholders will receive $220 in cash and 0.61 Lumentum shares for each share held. Coherent agreed to a $5.7 billion deal with Lumentum in January, attracting other bidders looking to grow their share of a market, which is set to benefit from the rising adoption of 5G and consumer electronics. II-VI did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

FirstEnergy Corp: The electric utility company said on Tuesday it would add two members backed by activist investor Carl Icahn to its board. The company, which last week named a new chief executive officer after a bribery scandal led to the ouster of its former boss and two other executives, will appoint Icahn Capital employees Andrew Teno and Jesse Lynn to the board. Following the addition, the company's board will have 14 directors, FirstEnergy said. The two new directors will serve on committees focused on helping the company improve its compliance. The Akron, Ohio-based utility said in February that Icahn was looking to buy a stake worth between $184 million and $920 million, citing a letter from him dated Feb. 16.

Ford Motor Co: The United Auto Workers union criticizedthe company's plan to build a new vehicle in Mexico rather than at an Ohio plant, suggesting it might be in violation of the automaker's contractual commitments. In a letter made public on Tuesday, UAW Vice President Gerald Kariem said Ford intends to build a next-generation vehicle in Mexico. "We 100% reject the company’s decision to put corporate greed and more potential profits over American jobs and the future of our members. We expect the company to honor its contractual commitments to this membership and when it fails to do so we will take action," Kariem wrote in the Friday letter. Ford issued a statement on Tuesday that did not directly address the union's criticism but said in a letter to employees on Monday that conditions had changed since 2019. A company spokeswoman said Ford had invested more than $185 million since 2019 at its Ohio Assembly Plant, including plans to increase capacity to build additional Super Duty trucks.

Honda Motor Co: The company said late Tuesday supply chain issues will force a halt to production at a majority of U.S. and Canadian auto plants for a week. The Japanese automaker added the issue will result in some production cuts next week at all U.S. and Canadian plants, citing "the impact from COVID-19, congestion at various ports, the microchip shortage and severe winter weather over the past several weeks." "In some way, all of our auto plants in the U.S. and Canada will be impacted," Honda said. The company declined to specify the volume of vehicles impacted but said "purchasing and production teams are working to limit the impact of this situation."

Intel Corp & Micron Technology Inc: The Idaho-based company on Tuesday said it will put a chip factory in Lehi, Utah up for sale as it quits making a type of memory chip it jointly developed with Intel nearly a decade ago. Lehi is Micron's only factory making what it calls 3D Xpoint memory, a form of memory chip that aimed to find a price-to-performance sweet spot between the two dominant forms of memory chip: DRAM, which is fast but pricey, and NAND, which is slower but cheaper. The factory will be sold in a transaction expected to close by the end of this year, company officials told Reuters. Sumit Sadana, Micron's chief business officer, told Reuters in an interview that they received a tepid response from customers because they would have had to re-write large portions of their software to take advantage of the new type of memory. Sadana said Micron will keep all the intellectual property associated with 3D Xpoint but is in contact with multiple potential buyers for the factory.

JPMorgan Chase & Co: The company is expanding a recruitment program to fast-track more Black college students to internships and jobs in the investment bank, commercial bank and asset & wealth management businesses, the company said. It is also planning to have its summer interns working from offices in London and New York City, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday. The bank is expecting interns in sales and trading and investment banking segments to join office around June when the internship program begins, the person said, but cautioned that the plan will depend on government guidance. Plans are also based on expectations that vaccination programs in both cities will be smooth and nearing completion in time for the internship program to kick off.

Mizuho Financial Group Inc: Japan's third largest lender by assets said it would set up a third-party committee to investigate a series of system failures, which it said had hurt its credibility. Since late February, Mizuho has suffered three ATM-related glitches as well as delays to foreign currency-dominated remittances, mainly affecting corporate customers. At an urgently arranged news conference, Chief Executive Tatsufumi Sakai apologised for the incidents and said he recognised the incidents had "eroded trust in us". The committee would be chaired by lawyer Shuji Iwamura and more than two members would join later, Mizuho said. Meanwhile, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) will conduct an on-site inspection at the main banking unit of Mizuho Financial Group Inc after repeated system failures, the daily Yomiuri newspaper reported.

Petroleo Brasileiro SA: Brazil's state-run oil company said on Tuesday the personnel committee of its board of directors had certified that the executive nominated by the government to serve as the company's new CEO fulfills all legal requirements. Joaquim Silva e Luna was nominated after right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro disagreed with the gas pricing policy implemented by Petrobras.

Tesla Inc: Detroit police said Tuesday they do not believe Tesla's driver assistance system Autopilot was in use during a crash last week of a Tesla that became wedged underneath a tractor-trailer and left a passenger in critical condition. Detroit Police Assistant Chief David LeValley said Tuesday at a press briefing "that all indications" are that the Tesla was not in Autopilot mode at the time, citing statements made by the driver and video evidence showing some evasive maneuvers before the crash. Tesla did not respond to requests for comment.

Toyota Motor Corp: The company said it agreed to an average annual pay raise of 9,200 yen per month in the year starting on April 1. The hike was in line with what the union had demanded and higher than last year's agreed pay rise of 8,600 yen per month. Toyota wants to lead the auto industry not just in Japan's wage negotiations, but in carbon neutrality and digitalisation as well, Masanori Kuwata, chief human resources officer, told reporters after reaching the wage agreement with the union. Japanese companies are set to offer the lowest wage increases in eight years as labour talks wrap up on Wednesday, in a sign the COVID-19 pandemic is putting an end to the benefits brought on by former premier Shinzo Abe's stimulus policies.

Uber Technologies Inc: In a major victory for unions, Uber's more than 70,000 British drivers will be paid the minimum wage while picking up and driving passengers as part of the ride-hailing company's agreement to grant workers' rights after it lost a groundbreaking Supreme Court case last month. On Tuesday, Uber said UK drivers would receive some added benefits, including paid holiday time, be enrolled in a pension scheme and receive no less than the minimum wage, which stands at an hourly $12.07 for those aged 25 years and over, after they accept a trip request. Britain's business minister said he welcomed a decision by Uber to give its more than 70,000 British drivers entitlements such as the minimum wage after the Silicon Valley-based company lost a Supreme Court case on worker rights. However, Uber drivers in Britain should receive the minimum wage for the whole time they are logged on to the app, two former drivers said after winning a court battle which could reshape the gig economy.

Wells Fargo & Co: The company recommended shareholders vote against a proposal asking the bank to conduct a racial equity audit, citing a comprehensive assessment on human rights issues already underway at the bank. Similar proposals have been filed at other companies but Wells Fargo is among the first to spell out their opposition. Separately, the bank said Chief Executive Charlie Scharf's 2020 compensation fell to $20.4 million from $34.3 million a year earlier, mostly due to compensation for forfeited equity when he joined the company from Bank of New York Mellon,

Westpac Banking Corp: The company said it will combine its consumer and business divisions, as it looks to further simplify its operations. The consumer division serves customers under the Westpac, St.George and Bank of Melbourne brands, while the business division includes sales to micro, small-to-medium enterprises, commercial business and private wealth clients. Australia's third-largest lender said its new consumer and business banking division will be led by Chris de Bruin, the current chief executive officer of the consumer unit. "The combined division will drive simplification of banking and help to reduce cost, including by consolidating support functions," Group Chief Executive Officer Peter King said.


ANALYSIS
Why Biden's securities regulator faces climate crackdown challenges
With Democrats at the helm, the U.S. securities regulator is pledging to crack down on companies and funds that mislead investors over climate change risks, but that may be easier said than done, more than a dozen attorneys and former agency officials say.


ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
Coupa Software Inc: JPMorgan raises target price to $125 from $121, considering Coupa’s position as a leader in a competitive field and high dollar retention rates.

Mercer International Inc: Credit Suisse raises target price to $18 from $16, reflecting the improved pricing environment.

MFA Financial Inc: BTIG raises target price to $4.75 from $4.25, seeing some room for valuation improvement as the company demonstrates it can obtain attractive financing terms in the securitization market on both its existing portfolio and new investments.


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0830 (approx.) Building permits number for Feb: Expected 1.750 mln; Prior 1.886 mln
0830 (approx.) Building permits change mm for Feb: Prior 10.7%
0830 (approx.) Housing starts number for Feb: Expected 1.560 mln; Prior 1.580 mln
0830 (approx.) Housing starts mm change for Feb: Prior -6.0%
1400 Fed funds target rate: Expected 0-0.25%; Prior 0-0.25%
1400 (approx.) Fed int on excess reserves: Prior 0.10%


COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
Cintas Corp: Expected Q3 earnings of $2.22 per share
Progressive Corp: Expected FY earnings of $1.78 per share


CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0730 Pinduoduo Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
0800 Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd: Q4 earnings conference call
0800 Praxis Precision Medicines Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
0830 Lands End Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
0900 Owl Rock Capital Corp: Shareholders Meeting
1000 Cintas Corp: Q3 earnings conference call
1100 Agilent Technologies Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 Cooper Companies Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 Lennar Corp: Q1 earnings conference call
1300 Starbucks Corp: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1630 Five Below Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1630 Gevo Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1630 Lordstown Motors Corp: Q4 earnings conference call
1630 Upstart Holdings Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1700 ON24 Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1700 PagerDuty Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1700 Semtech Corp: Q4 earnings conference call
1700 Williams-Sonoma Inc: Q4 earnings conference call


EX-DIVIDENDS
ADT Inc: Amount $0.03
Best Buy Co Inc: Amount $0.70
Huntington Bancshares Inc: Amount $0.15
Synovus Financial Corp: Amount $0.33

Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 13:32

Marktcijfers

Actueel Verwacht Vorige
USA USA: Bouwvergunningen (Feb) 13:30 1,682M 1,750M 1,886M Actueel: 1,682M Verwacht: 1,750M Vorige: 1,886M
Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 11:17

Marktcijfers

Actueel Verwacht Vorige
EUROPA EUROPA: CPI (Jaarlijks) (Feb) 11:00 0,9% 0,9% 0,9% Actueel: 0,9% Verwacht: 0,9% Vorige: 0,9%
Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 07:40

Wake-up call: Verkiezingen Nederland, beurzen wachten op FED

Goedemorgen
De markt liet dinsdag over het algemeen een verdeeld beeld zien, een sessie zonder duidelijke richting met wel eerst een stevige stijging bij de Nasdaq die later op de avond werd verkocht. Beleggers wachten op de FED en blijven kijken naar de sprongen die de rente maakt momenteel en die beweegt vooral door de vrees voor inflatie. De Dow Jones verloor 127 punten, de Dow Transport zelfs 222 punten. De Nasdaq kon nog in de plus sluiten met vooral de Nasdaq 100 die 0,5% hoger uitkwam maar dat was eerder bijna 2%. De SP 500 verloor 0,2% met een slot op 3.962,71 punten. Vooral door de tegenvallende detailhandelsverkopen en andere economische cijfers ging het deze keer moeilijk op Wall Street.

Europa kon nog in de plus sluiten met de AEX die 0,7% in de plus wist te sluiten, de DAX won 0,65%. Dat Europa hoger wist te sluiten nu er minder wordt gevaccineerd na problemen met het vaccin van AstraZeneca blijft vreemd, er is meer aan de hand dan alleen dat want de cijfers hier in Europa lopen weer behoorlijk op en enkele landen komen wederom met nieuwe regels. Frankrijk kampt met een nieuwe variant, Italië gaat zeker tot na Pasen in een lockdown terwijl we lezen dat België er nog lang niets voor voelt om de terrassen weer te openen. Ik lees op zich alleen maar zaken die niet echt bevorderlijk zijn voor het verloop van de markten en toch wint de koopdrang het nog steeds. We moeten hoe dan ook blijven opletten want de zaak zit niet goed in elkaar, men verwacht teveel van het goeie terwijl men de realiteit uit het oog verliest. Dat is ook zo op Wall Street momenteel, er zijn genoeg signalen dat de markt overspannen blijft en dat groeit nog door momenteel.

Inflatie en rente:
Het verwachte economische herstel stevig aangewakkerd door massal geld van de overheid drijft de inflatie behoorlijk op en daarmee stijgen ook de rendementen op obligaties hetgeen de aandelenmarkten parten speelt. Hogere rendementen op obligaties zijn over het algemeen slecht voor de aandelenkoersen en zeker als het rendement op de 10-jaars lening tot boven de 2% geraakt. De rente staat nu op 1,63% dus nog onder die 2% maar aan het begin van dit jaar (januari) stond de rente nog op 0,9% waardoor we zien dat het nu wel heel snel richting die 2% gaat. Beleggers vrezen dan ook dat de Fed eerder de monetaire stimulering zal afbouwen als de inflatie verder dreigt toe te nemen.

Het rentebesluit van vanavond zal naar verwachtingen geen wijzigingen vertonen maar FED voorzitter Powell kan wel wat vertellen over de vervolg strategie nu de marktrente zo stevig oploopt. In december zei de FED nog dat ze gemiddeld rekenden op handhaving van de huidige rente tot en met 2023, die tijdlijn zou wel eens naar beneden toe kunnen opschuiven. Opvallend is ook de behoorlijke stijging van de dollar ten opzichte van de euro, inmiddels staat de euro al op 1,191 dollar.

Indicatie vandaag:
Vanmorgen nog niet veel indicatie via de futures, de rente loopt weer iets op waardoor de Nasdaq dan geen plus kan laten zien, ja zo moeten we op dit moment naar de markt kijken. De rente omhoog is de Nasdaq omlaag en de traditionele aandelen vlak tot wat hoger. De rente liep op gisteren richting het slot, doet niet veel vanmorgen maar dat zet een stop op de Nasdaq die juist gisteren bij een dalende rente hoger van start ging. De DAX laat iets daling zien, de AEX zal waarschijnlijk ook 1 a 2 punten lager starten.

Technische conditie markt:
Wat betreft Wall Street zien we dat de Dow Jones, de Dow Transport en de S&P 500 iets moeten inleveren maar nog dicht bij hun hoogste stand ooit uitkomen. Dat wil hoe dan ook zeggen dat het er technisch allemaal nog sterk uitziet want anders blijven records niet zo ver weg. Deze 3 dus boven het 20-MA, het 50-MA en al heel lang boven het 200-MA. Het blijft allemaal sterk maar het wordt wel kwetsbaar, wel zijn er nu eerst 3 tot 4 negatieve sessies nodig die deze 3 indices tot 3% of meer onder de recordstanden brengen om de trend te doen kantelen. Gisteren de eerste dag, nu maar eens kijken of er meer gaan volgen. Hoe dan ook opletten voor het vervolg de komende sessies.

De tech indices proberen wel op te krabbelen maar krijgen niet alle frontrunners van eerder met zich mee, Tesla geraakt amper nog vooruit terwijl ook de grote chip bedrijven niet volop meedoen. Opletten voor een nieuwe grote draai bij de tech aandelen dus ...

Europa dat het wat dat betreft dus goed bij alle 3 de indices die we volgen, zowel de AEX, de DAX en de CAC 40 staan boven hun 20-MA en hun 50-MA. Wel is het zo dat de indices hier nog altijd minder sterk overkomen dan bijvoorbeeld de Dow Jones en de S&P 500.

Zowel Europa als Wall Street zitten aan een Technisch hoogtepunt nu, we kunnen denk ik beginnen met uit te kijken naar een eventuele schifting ofwel herschikking van de markt. Dat kan deze week al op gang komen en waar het kan zal ik erop handelen voor de leden. Strategisch zitten we al in de markt met posities die u nog kunt aankopen zodra u lid wordt. Het zou best eens een mooie rit kunnen worden met de lopende posities.

Euro, olie en goud:
De euro zien we nu rond de 1.191 dollar, de prijs van een vat Brent olie komt uit op 68,8 dollar terwijl een troy ounce goud nu op 1736 dollar staat.

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Wo 17 mrt. 2021, 06:19

Markt snapshot Europa 17 maart

GLOBAL TOP NEWS
Russian President Vladimir Putin likely directed efforts to try to swing the 2020 U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump, according to an American intelligence report released on Tuesday that sources said would likely trigger U.S. sanctions on Moscow.

Japanese exports fell much faster than expected in February as U.S. and China-bound shipments weakened, a source of concern for the world's third-largest economy as it tries to prop up growth.

In a major victory for unions, Uber's more than 70,000 British drivers will be paid the minimum wage while picking up and driving passengers as part of the ride-hailing company's agreement to grant workers' rights after it lost a groundbreaking Supreme Court case last month.


EUROPEAN COMPANY NEWS
Australia's pharmaceutical regulator said the rollout of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine would continue despite many European nations pausing vaccination to investigate serious side effects reported in some recipients.

The G4S takeover saga finally came to an end on Tuesday after a majority of the security company's shareholders accepted a 3.8 billion pound offer from U.S. rival Allied Universal, snubbing hostile Canadian bidder GardaWorld.

Atlantia agreed to extend talks with a consortium led by state lender CDP over the sale of its 88% stake in motorway unit Autostrade per l'Italia to March 27, the Italian infrastructure group said on Tuesday.


TODAY'S COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Also Holding AG Annual Shareholders Meeting
Capita PLC FY 2020 Earnings Release
CapMan Oyj Annual Shareholders Meeting
CFT SpA Shareholders Meeting
Cliq Digital AG Q4 2020 Earnings Call
CTT Correios de Portugal SA FY 2020 Earnings Call
Digia Oyj Annual Shareholders Meeting
Dynagas LNG Partners LP Q4 2020 Earnings Call
Empiric Student Property PLC FY 2020 Earnings Call
Ferrexpo PLC FY 2020 Earnings Release
GN Store Nord A/S Annual Shareholders Meeting
Gruppo MutuiOnline SpA Q4 2020 Earnings Call
Leoni AG Q4 2020 Earnings Release
LPA Group PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
Raiffeisen Bank International AG FY 2020 Earnings Release
Samsonite International SA FY 2020 Earnings Release
SAS AB Annual Shareholders Meeting
Scapa Group PLC Shareholders Meeting
Schoeller Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment AG FY 2020 Earnings Release
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA Annual Shareholders Meeting
Storebrand ASA Q4 2020 Annual Report
TAG Immobilien AG FY 2020 Earnings Call
Tribal Group PLC FY 2020 Earnings Call
Verbund AG Q4 2020 Earnings Release
Volkswagen AG FY 2020 Earnings Call


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All times GMT)
0700 (approx.) Germany Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior -45.5%
0700 (approx.) Germany Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -31.1%
0700 (approx.) France Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior -32.2%
0700 (approx.) France Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -5.8%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior -32.0%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -39.5%
0700 (approx.) Italy Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior 12.2%
0700 (approx.) Italy Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -14.0%
0700 (approx.) Netherlands Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior -17.8%
0700 (approx.) Netherlands Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -20.0%
0700 (approx.) Luxembourg Car Registration mm for Feb: Prior 11.7%
0700 (approx.) Luxembourg Car Registration yy for Feb: Prior -13.2%
0800 (approx.) Austria HICP mm for Feb: Prior -0.7%
0800 (approx.) Austria HICP yy for Feb: Prior 1.0%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI yy NSA for Feb: Prior 0.68%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI mm NSA for Feb: Prior -0.79%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI NSA for Feb: Prior 100.3
1000 (approx.) Euro Zone Construction Output mm for Jan: Prior -3.67%
1000 Euro Zone HICP Final mm for Feb: Expected 0.2%; Prior 0.2%
1000 Euro Zone HICP Final yy for Feb: Expected 0.9%; Prior 0.9%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F&E mm for Feb: Expected 0.1%; Prior -0.3%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F&E Final yy for Feb: Expected 1.2%; Prior 1.2%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X Tobacco mm for Feb: Prior 0.2%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X tobacco yy for Feb: Prior 0.8%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F, E, A, T Final mm for Feb: Expected 0.1%; Prior 0.1%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F,E,A&T Final yy for Feb: Expected 1.1%; Prior 1.1%
1000 (approx.) Euro Zone HICP Ex-Tobacco Revised for Feb: Prior 104.88
1000 (approx.) Euro Zone HICP Excl Tobacco Unrevised for Feb: Prior 104.88

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