Market information
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Figures published Monday by the 'Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek' (CBS) show that entrepreneurs in the Dutch industry expect to invest 2% less in 2010 compared to 2009. In allmost all sectors of the industry a decline is expected. The main decline is in the industries with the highest level of investments, the metal and electrical industry. They expect a decline of 13%. The entrepreneurs in the oil industry are positive and expect to invest 38% more than last year.Provisional figures from the 'Centraal Planbureau' (CPB) show a increase of 1.8% in the world trade in February compared to January. According to the CPB the importvolumes rose worldwide. Although the importvolume of the emerging economies in Asia decreased. Here the decline followed the increase in January.
Later today, the figure for consumer confidence in the United States will be published for April. The forecast for this index is 53.5. The index was 52.5 in March.
The 6M Euribor remained the same at 0.96%. The 10Y Swap remained the same at 3.24%.
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