EuropeanandAsianstocks had different performance with the first ones rising and the latter falling down alongside Chinese yuan that had a very good recovery yesterday and picked all of our hopes up. Traders prepare themselves for the worst as experts say that commodities are going to be the new "it" thing in the trading world.

Stoxx Europe 600 advanced 0.4 percent to the highest in 2 weeks.

S&P 500 futures gained 0.4 percent.

MSCI All-Country World added 0.1 percent. 

MSCI Emerging Market Index lost 0.4 percent.

Dollar is at the lowest point in almost 3 weeks after 0.1 percent loss against the basket of six major currencies.

Euro gained 0.3 percent - $1.1692. 

Pound is 0.1 percent up - $1.3242. 

Yen lost 0.2 percent - $110.66 yen per dollar.

WTI oil is 0.12 percent lighter - $74.05 per barrel.

Brent is also losing – 0.46 percent decline brings the barrel of this oil to the point of $77.88.

Natural gas costs $2.84 per MMBtu after 0.91 percent loss.

Comex gold added 0.04 percent - $1254.00 per ounce.

Comex silver lost 0.17 percent - $16.02 per ounce.

Copper declined 1.65 percent - $286.90 per pound.

Corn added 1.44 percent - $352.00 per bushel.

Wheat increased 2.24 percent - $491.00 per bushel.

Live cattle lost 0.42 percent - $106.45 per pound.