World Headlines 2013-02-08

RQ Cross Box: 2013-02-08

UPDATED 7:00 EST - EQUITIES - European stocks rose for the first time in three days, paring a weekly decline, as trade data from China exceeded estimates and European Union leaders prepared the first-ever cuts to the bloc’s budget. U.S. futures and Asian shares were little changed. FIXED INCOME - Treasury 10-year notes rose for a third day as efforts to trim the European Union budget added to concern the region’s economy will struggle to expand, boosting demand for safer assets. COMMODITIES - Copper rose in London, rebounding from three days of declines, after trade figures exceeded estimates and car sales jumped to a record in China, the world’s biggest consumer of the metal. CURRENCIES - The Japanese Yen jumped the most since March 2011 against the dollar after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said its recent slide has been too rapid. ECONOMIC DATA - US Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment due at 9:55, G20 Meetings all day.

World Headlines 2013-02-08

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