According to Bloomberg, dollar gained ahead of data on the world’s largest economy. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index grew by 0,5%. US equities slightly rose and Europe stocks slightly fell. As a result, S&P 500 gained less than 0,05%, while Stoxx Europe 600 Index lost less than 0,05%. Autoproducers and miners showed the biggest decline within European index. Euro fell by 0,5% to $1,1563.

Japanese shares fell together with yen, which lost 0,3% and costs 111,42 per dollar.

Equities of emerging markets are falling for fifth day in a row. MSCI Index for Emerging Markets lost 0,2% today.

LME copper is sliding again. It dropped 1,5% to $5879 per ton. WTI oil gained 1,8% to $71,05 per barrel ahead of hurricane in Gulf of Mexico. Gold price is $1195,63 per ounce. Bloomberg Commodity Index lost 0,1%.