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Friday 20 September 2013 2:36 am

Before the open: markets slower following Fed decision on tapering

By: Harriet Green

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European markets are set to open muted this morning, given the marginally weaker finish in the US, following the Fed's decision not to taper, and record high for the Dax earlier in the week.

It was a similar story for Asian markets which were subdued, following Wednesday's announcement. 

Following a slightly rough time against the dollar, the pound is expected down. 

Morning all. Early calls are a bit uninspiring. #DAX and #FTSE called 10 lower. Remember it's "Witching" day in Equities; Sep rolling off

— FuturesTechs Updates (@FuturesTechs) September 20, 2013

 

#Gekko Europe; opening calls FTSE -11, DAX -7, CAC +1 & Eurostoxx -1.

— Trading Desk (@GGMTradingDesk) September 20, 2013

Key events:

  • Italian industrial sales and industrial orders at 9.00
  • UK public sector net borrowing at 9.30
  • Canadian consumer price index at 13.30
  • EUR consumer confidence at 15.00
  • US Fed George speech at 17.30
  • US Fed Bullard speech at 17.55 

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