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- Influenza (what can not ... Soros)

USA
Exxon (-2.28%) announced that the ratio of known reserves is important, but is largely due to the acquisition of XTO: investors do not take kindly. Then comes that Soros announced that its hedge funds have downloaded Monsanto (-4.78%): in this case, the investors get hurt. The rest think the data on retail sales a bit 'disappointing and it is unclear whether a growth problem or for the usual bad weather.
DJI -0.34% -0.32% SPX, Nasdaq -0.15% VIX 16:37 (+2.63%)

Europe
Double play: on one side of the economy ministers agree to double the bail-out fund, giving oxygen to the PIGS, the other the good results of Barclays (+5.79%) and Danone (+3.33%) continue to confirm the good fortune of corporate earnings. Some problems on raw materials instead, a little restaurant that 'their performance in recent days.
CAC +0.33%, DAX +0.05%, SMI +0.37% +0.40% DJES50

Japan
JPY tries again: back to closer to 84 and begins to hope to investors that the future is more than rosy. At the same time get some upgrades from the brokerage houses that allow certain titles to drag the group: Sumitomo (+2.44%), Sony (+2.51%) ... thank you.
Nikkei +0.57%

Asia
Asian markets stagnating, with hk trying to rebuild after the setbacks of recent days, along with Shanghai, although a little 'tired' manages to stay afloat. Negatives (again) so that Taiwan Singapore, despite Dell's suppliers can benefit from the results of the computer company.
Hang Seng +0.62%, Straits Time -0.17%, Taiwan -0.10%, Shanghai +0.21%, Sensex +0.03%


FX USDCHF 0.9628 (0.9689)
USDJPY 83.70 (83.54)
EURUSD 1.3524 (1.3517)
EURCHF 1.3022 (1.3096) 0.8369 EURGBP
(0.8425)
GBPUSD 1.6159 (1.6043)
GBPCHF 1.5558 (1.5544)

USD Libor 3 months 0.31% (0.31%)
USA tbill 3 months 0.12% (0.12%)
USA tbond 5 years 2.35% (2.37%)
Greece 10 years 11.80% (11:58%)

Gold 13373.90 (1366.03)
Crude 84.54 (85.21)
SPGS Commodity 649.77 (656.80)
Baltic Dry Index 1236 (1206)

Considerations
They take bad traders "Born in the USA". Deutsche Boerse has bought the NYSE. But as the Europeans, Germans even, will include the time of U.S. capitalism? Indeed at first glance seem to do much harm, in fact, the amount of economic activity that has been exported in recent years, especially to emerging markets, goes well beyond the NYSE. Perhaps it's looking a bit 'over the surface.