Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Overnight Summary — World markets slow down ahead of the weekend<ul><li>The global equity markets tapped the brakes on Friday, particularly as the Asian session wound down. There was some volatility early on in China and Japan, but EU indices and US futures are relatively little changed.</li><li>The Nikkei closed down 0.4% today, hindered by the rise in the yen against the dollar over the past couple of days. As such, the exporters were the biggest drag on the market. Automakers were among the laggards in that group, with the likes of Toyota and Mazda outpacing the benchmark, closing down over 1% each.</li><li>The Shanghai was the biggest movers of the night, dropping 1% for the day. After Thursday's move by the PBOC to raise short-term lending rates, sentiment soured, particularly during the final 2 hours of trading. It is worth noting, however that Chinese equities hit a 14-month high early in the session, so part of the late day sell off could have been a function of profit taking.</li><li>European bourses are trading in the neighborhood of 0-0.3% higher, thus far. The regional indices saw weakness out of the gate, but buyers stepped in shortly following the open to bring the markets back over the flatline. The market internals are fairly mixed, but there has been notable strength in the banking sector after an ECB official hinted the central bank may consider raising its deposit rate prior to the end of its QE program</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> 2.5259% </li><li><strong>USD/JPY: 113.23</strong> -0.08 </li><li><strong>EUR/USD: 1.0767 +0.0003</strong></li><li><strong>Europe</strong>: FTSE +0.2% DAX 0.0% CAC +0.3% </li><li><strong>Asia</strong>: Hang Seng +0.1% Shanghai -1.0% Nikkei -0.4% </li><li><strong>Commodities</strong>: Gold (1228.70 +1.60) Silver (17.39 +0.06) crude (49.44 +0.20) </li></ul><p><strong><em>US Econ Data</em></strong></p><ul><li>February Industrial Production, Capacity Utilization (9:15am)</li><li>March Michigan Sentiment (10am)</li></ul>"