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ALTIN SABAH ANALİZİ 02.07.2012 09:00 Altın fiyatları dünü düşüşle kapattı. Avrupa’dan beklentilerin altında gelen verileri ve JP Morgan’ın zararının 9 milyar dolara çıkabileceği haberleri doların değer kazanmasına ve altın fiyatlarının düşmesine neden oldu. Ayrıca İspanya ve İtalya’da faizlerin de yükselmesi, ABD’den gelen işsizlik başvuruları verisinin beklentilerden yüksek gelmesi ve Avrupa liderler zirvesi öncesinde yatırımcıların risk almamak için güvenli liman olan dolara yönelmesi altın fiyatlarının 1547 dolar seviyesine kadar gevşemesine neden oldu. Bugün ise liderler zirvesinden çıkan kararların piyasalarda olumlu algılanması altın fiyatlarının tekrar 1570 dolar seviyesine kadar yükselmesine neden oldu. Altın fiyatları 1564 dolar seviyesinin üzerinde kaldığı sürece yükselişine devam edebilir ve 1581 dolar seviyesine kadar yükseliş görebilir. 1564 dolar seviyesinin altında 1546 dolar seviyesine kadar gevşeme görülebilir. Destek : 1564, 1558, 1552 ve 1546 dolar Direnç : 1570, 1576, 1581 ve 1587 dolar

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U.S. stock rose after yesterdays fall

U.S. stocks rose, after yesterday’s selloff, as the downgrade of global banks by Moody’s Investors Service was followed by rallies in financial shares while the European Central Bank announced changes to its lending program. Morgan Stanley (MS) advanced 1.1 percent after the ratings firm cut the bank by two levels rather than a threatened three grades. Bank of America Corp. (BAC) and Citigroup Inc. (C), which were lowered to within two levels of junk, rose at least 0.4 percent. Facebook Inc. (FB) rallied 3 percent after Nomura Holdings Inc. recommended buying the biggest social-networking company. None of the financial firms was cut more than Moody’s had forecast. Morgan Stanley’s long-term senior unsecured debt rating was reduced two grades to Baa1. The downgrades left Citigroup and Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America as the lowest-rated banks among the 15 at Baa2. The prospect of downgrades had weighed on banks since Moody’s said Feb. 15 it was reviewing 17 banks with capital- markets operations because of fragile confidence and tighter regulations that pinched revenue. Pressure mounted as Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis intensified. As part of the index DOW almost all companies show a positive trend. The leaders of the growth of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM, +1,85%) and Merck & Co. Inc. (MRK, +1.75%) losing more than just Walt Disney Co (DIS), whose shares fell by 0.84%. Branches in the context of the S & P 500 in all sectors, except for one in the "green" zone. Best of all look the health sector (0.7%) and technology (+0.6%). Reducing shows only sector conglomerate (-0.1%)

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