US Federal reserve meeting has undermined the stability experienced by the world economy in the last couple of days. Dollar was forced to retreat giving more space for metals growth. Focus shifts to Europe, where European Central Bank is holding a meeting today and is possibly ready to answer Italy. Euro is on a close watch.
S&P 500 Futures lost 0.1 percent.
Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0.5 percent.
FTSE 100 had the biggest loss in two weeks - -0.6 percent.
DAX increased 0.4 percent.
MSCI Emerging Market lost 0.9 percent.
MSCI Asia Pacific is also 0.9 percent in the red zone.
Dollar decreased 0.2 percent against six of its counterparts.
Euro grew by 0.2 percent - $1.1817 – the best index in a month.
Pound grew 0.2 percent – $1.3403.
WTI oil gained 0.1 percent - $66.70.
Brent is still - $76.74 per barrel.
Natural gas lost 0.4 percent - $2.95 per MMBtu.
Gold advanced by 0.24 percent - $1.302.49 per ounce.
Silver gained 0.76 percent - $17.13 per ounce.
Corn is 0.84 percent in the loss - $382.25 per bushel.
Cocoa lost as much as 2.17 percent - $2.391.00 per metric ton.