Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Overnight Summary — World markets mixed, but rebounding off of early session lows<ul><li>The global equity markets are mixed this morning, with the S&P Futures down ~ 0.3%, but considerably off of overnight lows which were set shortly after the European open. The weakness across the EU was widely impacted by decline in Financials, led by Deutsche Bank following a flurry of announcements that included a EUR8 bln capital raise. The German lender opened up ~10% lower, pulling DB's peers lower in tandem. However, as the early moments waned, traders may have saw the drop in price a bargain, considering rumors of DB's capital raise were in the neighborhood of EUR10 bln on Friday.</li><li>In Asia, the Nikkei closed 0.5% lower, but the rest of regional indices closed on the positive side. Japanese shares were hindered by relative strength in the yen after geo-political tensions increased over the weekend, following missile launches from North Korea falling in Japanese waters. With the currency acting as a safe-haven today, stocks fell in response.</li><li>China had the most significant economic news out over the weekend with financial projections for 2017 being released from the National People's Congress. These targets include GDP rate of ~+6.5% or higher and CPI goal of +3.0% (unchanged from last year). These targets did not come as a surprise, but perhaps more of a relief, lending to an advance of equities within the region.</li></ul><p><em>Market updates</em>: </p><ul><li><strong>S&P Futures vs Fair Value: -7.00 </strong></li><li><strong>10 yr Note:</strong> 2.4727% </li><li><strong>USD/JPY: 113.84</strong> -0.19</li><li><strong>EUR/USD: 1.0585 -0.0036</strong></li><li><strong>Europe</strong>: FTSE -0.3% DAX -0.4% CAC -0.4% </li><li><strong>Asia</strong>: Hang Seng +0.2% Shanghai +0.5% Nikkei -0.5% </li><li><strong>Commodities</strong>: Gold (1231.30 +4.80) Silver (17.84 +0.10) crude (52.93 -0.41) </li></ul><p><strong><em>US Econ Data</em></strong></p><ul><li>January Factory Orders (10am)</li><li>Fed's Kashkari speaks (3pm)</li></ul>"