Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Overnight Summary — World markets echo momentum seen in Tuesday's run up on Wall St<ul><li>The global equity markets are mixed again this morning, with the S&P Futures under water by a couple points after tapping the 2340 level overnight. The volume that traded above yesterday's highs was light and fairly quick, suggesting the move to the top of the range overnight was likely just stop orders. As such, US futures are currently closer to the bottom of the trading range.</li><li>In Asia, the Nikkei was nearly able to recover Tuesday's losses with a gain of 1% in the Nikkei today. The index was supported by momentum of the rise in US markets on Tuesday (closing right near all-time highs) as well as strength in the USDJPY following the moderately hawkish tone set by Janet Yellen at her Congressional testimony. The usual suspects (ie exporters) were benefactors from the decline in the yen. Both Panasonic (+3%) and Honda Motor (+1%) were instrumental in pacing the way for the Nikkei's advance.</li><li>In China, the Shanghai was unable to sustain early gains and closed 0.2% lower by the session's end. Traders seemed uninspired after the news of the PBOC's healthy liquidity injection wore off. Macro news was light across the Mainland on Wednesday, but the New Yuan Loan figure that came out after the Shanghai was closed the previous day, may have weighed on sentiment throughout the day. This is notable considering the lending data representing the second highest on record. When combined with Tuesday's CPI rising at the strongest pace since 2011, investors likely took that as another sign the PBOC is unlikely to make any aggressive moves any time soon.</li><li>Across the pond, the major bourses are mostly higher this morning. The CAC is the best of the bunch so far this morning, led by strength in the banking sector, after Credit Ag (+2%) posted a solid quarterly result. Meanwhile, Heineken is also helping to support consumer names after it also released a strong earnings report.</li><li>Crude oil is down over 0.5% this morning, reacting negatively to the release of the weekly API release, which reported a build of 9.941 mln barrels vs. last week's build of 14.23 mln barrels</li></ul><p><em>Market updates</em></p><ul><li><strong>S&P Futures vs Fair Value: -1.00 </strong></li><li><strong>10 yr Note:</strong> 2.4789% </li><li><strong>USD/JPY: 114.52 +0.26</strong> </li><li><strong>EUR/USD: 1.0555 -0.0018</strong></li><li><strong>Europe</strong>: FTSE +0.4% DAX +02% CAC +0.6% </li><li><strong>Asia</strong>: Hang Seng +1.2% Shanghai -0.2% Nikkei +1.0% </li><li><strong>Commodities</strong>: Gold (1227.10 +1.70) Silver (17.87 -0.02) crude (52.83 -0.37) </li></ul><p><strong><em>US Econ Data</em></strong></p><ul><li>Jan CPI (8:30am)</li><li>Jan Retail Sales (8:30am)</li><li>Feb Empire Manuf ((8:30am)</li><li>Jan Industrial Prod/Capacity Ut (9:15am)</li><li>Dec Business Inventories (10am)</li><li>Crude Inventories (10:30am)</li></ul>"