Indices Continue To Storm New High's Supported By Yellen's Statements

One more trading week is coming to an end, and nothing has changed in the world economy, but the American and German stock markets continue to update historical maximum levels. At the same time, all developing countries firmly remain in the same position. Following the results of the week, we can again see that according to EPFR data, outflow from the Brazilian funds for the week made 442 million dollars. Russia, for the same period, lost 225 million dollars, however in China, on the contrary, there was an inflow of 308 million dollars, and in India, an inflow of 28 million dollars.

For the entire week, investors have been waiting for the press-conference of Janet Yellen, which took place yesterday and boosted markets up. Her debut on the Bank committee of the Senate of the US was very optimistic, and expectations of a rather fast reduction of the program of monetary easing by Fed, came to naught. Before the meeting of the Fed in December, investors will hardly be afraid of anything.

Thanks to that, the American Dow Jones and S&P 500 indices maintained yesterday their historical maxima, and the leader of growth in the equity market of the US was the financial sector. Following the results of the trading session, Dow Jones Industrial Average raised by 0.35% to a level of 15876.22 points, the index of the wide market Standard & Poor's 500 increased by 0.48% to a level of 1790.62 points, and the index of high-tech industries of Nasdaq Composite went to plus on 0.18% and reached the level of 3972.74 points.

It is quite clear that the risk of correction on the American platforms is now certainly very high, and every week it only grows, but before we are going to see any strong negative news, we are not going to see an essential decrease in America.

Commodity markets didn't miss the chance to gain some positive activity either, prices for oil went slightly up, and this morning Brent is adding 0.07% traded on a level of 108.36$ per barrel. Light is up by 0.28%, and bargaining next to the level of 94.67$ per barrel. Gold and Silver are flat on the levels of 1286.42$ and 20.72$ per troy ounce accordingly.

Amongst the last statistics to be published today, and where the attention of investors will be drawn, is to the indicators of industrial production in the US .