關於 philadelphia fed ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

越來越覺得, 股市中的細微處很多. 這是看到網路上有人分享本周要注意的事項.

(其實若不是做短線或是靠波動轉錢, 是不用看那麼細的)

經濟的行事曆, 我是看這裡:
https://research.investors.com/economic-calendar/

不過也建議加入全世界其他重要經濟體的經濟行事曆(如中國, 日本)

What to Watch
Monday
Earnings : Citigroup, Shaw Communications
Tuesday
Earnings : J.P. Morgan Chase, UnitedHealth, Wells Fargo, Delta Air Lines, United Continental, First Republic Bank
8:30 a.m. PPI
8:30 a.m. Empire State manufacturing,
11:30 a.m. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari
1 p.m. Kansas City Fed President Esther George
1 p.m. Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan
Wednesday
Earnings : Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, U.S. Bancorp, Fulton Financial, Bank of NY Mellon, Charles Schwab, PNC Financial Services, Comerica, Kinder Morgan, Hancock Whitney, CSX, Alcoa
8:30 a.m. Business Leaders survey
10 a.m. NAHB survey
2 p.m. Fed's beige book
4 p.m. TIC data
6:30 p.m. Minneapolis Fed's Kashkari
Thursday
Earnings : Morgan Stanley, Netflix, Bank of the Ozarks, Commerce Bancshares, KeyCorp, M&T Bank, PPG Industries, American Express
8:30 a.m. Initial claims
8:30 a.m. Philadelphia Fed
Friday
January 18, Friday options and futures expiration day
Earnings : State Street, VF Corp, SunTrust, Regions Financial, Kansas City Southern, Schlumberger
9:05 a.m. New York Fed President John Williams
9:15 a.m. Industrial production
10 a.m. Consumer sentiment
11 a.m. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harke

萬寶投顧研究部 04/21重點新聞:

1. 紐約輕原油50.44(-3.76%)。布蘭特原53.08(-03.3%)。--OPEC 會員國沙烏地阿拉伯及科威特，雙雙暗示該組織與其他產油大國包括俄羅斯，將有可能於 6 月後再延長減產協議。沙國能源部長 Khalid al-Falih 表示，該組織目前正在努力達成共識。

2. 金1283.8(+0.03%)

3. 美元指數99.71

4. 美國十年期公債2.241%(+1.77%)

5. NBI生技指數3038.18(+0.5%)

6. 新加坡A50期貨指數10327.5(+1.13%)

7. 美國財政部長努欽(Steven Mnuchin)聲稱大幅度的稅改即將到來，再加上美國總統川普(Donald Trump)下令調查外國鋼品對本國國土安全的影響，使得金融、鋼鐵類股跳高，也帶動美國四大指數全面上揚，其中那斯達克指數更創歷史收盤高。

8. 道瓊工業平均指數4月20日終場上漲0.85%(174.22點)、收20,578.71點。那斯達克指數上漲0.92%(53.74點)、收5,916.78點，創收盤價歷史新高。標準普爾500指數上漲0.76%(17.67點)、收2,355.84點。費城半導體指數上漲1.58%(15.5點)、收997.55點。

9. 努欽20日在國際金融研究所(IIF)會議發表演說時表示，財政部將在不久後提出雷根政府時代以來最大規模稅制改革。他說，透過提振經濟成長率即可創造出必要的減稅財源。

10. 川普宣布要對外國製鋼鐵進口品是否傷害到國家安全展開調查，則讓鋼鐵類股應聲大漲。AK Steel、美國鋼鐵(United States Steel)分別勁揚8.6%、7.35%。

11. 路透社調查顯示，分析師預估，標普500企業第一季的淨利有望成長11.1%，為2011年以來最為優異的表現。

12. 根據FactSet統計，截至4月20日下午為止，標準普爾500指數的成分股中，已有82家企業公布財報，其中79%的每股盈餘擊敗分析師預期，70%的營收優於市場預估。

13. 美國上週初領失業金人數上升至 24.4萬人，增幅略高於市場預期，不過 4 月費城聯準會報告 (Philadelphia Fed business index) 自 3 月的 32.8 降至 22 。

14. 法國總統候選人馬克宏（Emmanuel Macron）選情樂觀，激勵歐股周四走揚，泛歐Stoxx 600指數終場上漲0.22%，法股CAC 40指數則是跳漲1.48%，創下3月1日以來最大漲幅。

2014年2月22日 全球財經動態
紐約股市下跌 歐洲股市上揚

紐約股市三大指數收跌

21日道瓊斯工業平均指數（DJIA）下跌29.93點，收於16103.30點，跌幅0.19%，累計較前周下跌 0.3%。標準普爾（S&P 500）股票指數下跌3.53點，收於1836.25，跌幅為0.19%，累計較前周下跌0.1 %。納斯達克綜合指數（NASDAQ）下跌4.13點，收於4263.41，跌幅為0.10%，累計較前周上漲0.5 %。

經濟數據方面，美國全國房地產經紀人協會（The National Association of Realtors）21日報告顯示，受極寒天氣影響，1月美國舊房銷售量（Existing Home Sales）經季節調整，計算為462萬戶，較12月下降5.1%，創一年半低點，房價受庫存緊張影響繼續上漲。

費城聯邦儲備銀行（Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia）總裁查爾斯•普洛瑟（Charles Plosser）演講時表示，支持美國聯邦儲備委員會（Fed）繼續削減大規模資產購買計劃，因為過多流動性可能非常危險。稍早公布的2月中國製造業數據（PMI）走弱，初值為48.3顯示，製造業運行放緩至7個月最低點。

歐洲股市普漲

21日英國金融時報百種股價指數（FTSE-100）上漲，報收於6838.06點，比前一交易日上漲25.07點，漲幅為0.37%。法國巴黎證商工會指數（CAC）上漲，報收於4381.06點，比前一交易日上漲25.57點，漲幅為0.59%。德國法蘭克福指數（DAX）上漲，報收於9656.95點，比前一交易日上漲38.10點，漲幅為0.40%。

英國國家統計局（ONS）21日發佈數據稱，1月英國零售銷售額較12月減少1.5%，創自2012年4月以來最大單月跌幅，但與2013年同期相比，1月英國零售銷售額增加4.3%。不過，投資者對英國經濟、股市前景較樂觀，加之企業面、經濟數據較為樂觀，導致倫敦主要股指大幅高開，指數始終保持上漲。

油價下跌 金價反彈

紐約商品期貨交易所（NYMEX）2014年3月交貨的西德州輕原油 期貨價格下跌0.55美元，收於每桶102.2美元，跌幅為0.52%。倫敦國際石油交易所（IPE）2014年4月交貨的北海布蘭特原油 期貨價格下跌0.45美元，收於每桶109.85美元，跌幅為0.41%。

紐約油價19日一度收盤上漲至4個月來的高點，但美國能源資訊局20日公佈的上周美國原油庫存數據顯示，取暖油庫存降幅低於市場預期，上周美國商業原油庫存增加100萬桶，至3.億6230萬桶。

NYMEX黃金期貨合約價格4月黃金期價收於每盎司1323.6美元，比前一交易日上漲6.7美元，漲幅為0.51%，本周累計上漲0.4%，連續第三周收高。由於烏克蘭局勢緊張，凸顯黃金避險屬性，支撐金價反彈。

美元對主要貨幣匯率上升

美元匯市方面，1歐元兌換1.3744美元，高於前一交易日1.3719美元；1英鎊兌換1.6645美元，低於前一交易日1.6658美元；1澳元兌換0.8973美元，低於前一交易日0.8997美元。1美元兌換102.53日元，高於前一交易日102.31日元；1美元兌換0.8870瑞士法郎，低於前一交易日0.8892瑞士法郎；1美元兌換1.1127加元，高於前一交易日1.1105加元。

PHILADELPHIA — Andre Miller scored 28 points and the 76ers spoiled Allen Iverson's return to Philadelphia by beating the Denver Nuggets 115-113 Wednesday night.

Iverson, playing in Philly for the first time since being traded to Denver in December 2006, led all scorers with 32 points and added eight assists.

But the 76ers made the big plays down the stretch.

Samuel Dalembert scored the decisive basket with 32.9 second remaining. When Andre Iguodala lost possession of the ball over his head as he fell, Dalembert was there to grab it and turned for a lay-in.

Denver squandered a number of chances to tie in the final seconds. Iverson missed a jumper and Marcus Camby missed on a follow.

Iguodala emerged from a scrum, moved past half court and heaved the ball skyward in celebration.

Iguodala scored 21 points, Dalembert added 17 points, 12 rebounds and five blocked shots, including four in the last quarter. Willie Green added 16 points and Rodney Carney 11.

Carmelo Anthony scored 26 points, Kenyon Martin added 22 and Anthony Carter 12 for the Nuggets, who are scrambling for a playoff spot in the tough Western Conference.

The loss spoiled what Iverson had hoped would be a positive return to Philadelphia, where he spent the first 10-plus seasons of his career. And he didn't disappoint the fans that cheered his every drive, pull-up jumper and no-look passes for a decade.

On Wednesday, however, he had to settle for a rousing ovation and no victory.

All eyes were on Iverson when he trotted out for pregame warmups. The ovation from a jam-packed Wachovia Center crowd grew, and then Iverson made his way to center court, where he dropped down and kissed the 76ers logo.

The affection between the former 76ers MVP and the fans intensified throughout the pregame.

When Iverson was introduced, the fans showered him with raucous applause and a lengthy standing ovation. He worked the crowd by putting his hand to his ear and turning to each corner of the arena as the roar grew louder. The applause was only cut short by the introduction of the rest of the Denver lineup.

Just before the game started, Iverson trotted down the sideline to the Sixers' bench and embraced former coach Maurice Cheeks, the first time the two got together since he was traded 15 months before.

Iverson's impact was immediate as he fed Anthony for a game-opening 3-pointer and scored his first points on a 14-foot jumper at the 6:32 mark of the first quarter.

The Nuggets rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit with a 10-point run to open the third quarter.

Iverson, who had 12 points and five assists in the first half, added nine points in Denver's third-quarter run.

Notes:@ Philadelphia's Andre Miller turned 32 on Wednesday. ... The Sixers are 16-4 in their last 20 games and 10-1 in their last 11. ... The Nuggets move on to play the Nets in New Jersey on Friday. ... The 76ers travel to Orlando to take on the Magic on Friday night.

The last time the Philadelphia 76ers won 11 straight road games, Allen Iverson was 5 years old.

Iverson scored 30 points and pushed a frenetic pace as the 76ers tied a 21-year-old franchise record for consecutive road wins with a 114-98 victory over the Dallas Mavericks.

Philadelphia has not lost on the road since a 96-85 setback to the defending NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers on December 5. Its 18-4 road mark is the league's best and represents more wins than nine teams' totals for the entire season.

"It's hard on the road," Iverson said. "You've got to concentrate a lot more on the road. It's the toughest environment to play in. So you have to be focused and I think we've been real focused on the road. We understand everything is not going to go our way. We understand that we've got to keep playing for 48 minutes."

The 76ers tied a club record set from October 15-November 26, 1980, when the stars were Julius Erving, Andrew Toney and Maurice Cheeks, now an assistant coach with the club. They can break the mark Wednesday in Houston, which has a losing record at home.

"Coming into here, you know they beat us in Philly, and we were kind of shorthanded, not having (Rodney) Buford and Tyrone (Hill) to go with our other injuries," Sixers coach Larry Brown said. "It's been that way all year. We just find ways to win games and have guys step up and make valuable contributions."

"It's pretty good," forward Toni Kukoc said. "I think when you can win 11 games in a row on the road it tells you how good of a team we are. If we can keep our home court a little safer than what we've been doing, it would be nice."

Toni Kukoc scored a season-high 25 points for Philadelphia as he repeatedly knocked down open perimeter jumpers. He started for the flu-ridden Tyrone Hill and made 4-of-6 3-pointers.

"I was looking to pass the ball more than I was looking for my shot, then later on, I felt pretty comfortable shooting the ball," Kukoc said. "I had to find the good places and get open, especially when they started doubling. I spaced the court and my teammates found me and I hit the shots."

George Lynch added 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Sixers, who had six players in double figures and shot 54 percent from the field as they avenged a 112-94 home loss to Dallas on December 15.

In that game, Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki scored 36 points on 13-of-19 shooting. But the German sensation was held to 15 on 4-of-12 this time as Dallas had a three-game winning streak snapped.

"We just defended much better than we did in Philly but it didn't matter, I mean they were on fire in Philly," Brown said. "It wasn't just Dirk. I thought everybody on their team had a terrific game and made open shots. Today we stayed at home a little bit more. We didn't gamble quite as much or look to double-team as much."

"I didn't really get any open looks today," Nowitzki said. "Somebody was always standing by me. They did a great job defensively and you've got to give them credit."

Michael Finley had 27 points and a franchise-record 10 steals for the Mavs, who have lost five of the last six meetings with the Sixers.

"Gary (Mavs forward Gary Trent) talked to a couple of the Sixers yesterday that he's good friends with," Finley said. "That's all they kept saying was how we embarrassed them in Philadelphia. That was on their minds and it showed. They didn't give up. They came out and defended us."

Coming off a 51-point game against Toronto on Sunday, Iverson came out flying and never slowed down. He made 12-of-16 free throws and five steals as he cheated the passing lanes on defense and went hard to the basket on offense, forcing the tempo.

"He's one of the best players in the league," Finley said. "The way he handles the ball and as many times as he has the ball, he's always a threat. He's been playing well. He's been carrying this team."

Iverson scored 17 points in the first half, when Philadelphia led by as many as 13 before settling for a 51-48 halftime edge. Dallas tied it, 57-57, on a jumper by Steve Nash with 9:10 to go in the third quarter before the Sixers took control.

Iverson fed Lynch for a layup and made a pair of buckets. A 3-pointer by Kukoc and a jumper by Aaron McKie completed the 11-0 surge and gave Philadelphia a 68-57 lead with 6:32 left.

The Mavs got no closer than six points thereafter. They got within 77-71 late in the period but Kukoc made a 3-pointer. They closed to 71-75 early in the fourth quarter but a layup by Ratliff and a jumper by Kukoc rebuilt the lead to 10 points.

And when a free throw by former Sixer Shawn Bradley made it 85-79 with 8:41 remaining, Philadelphia sealed it with a 17-5 surge. Kukoc had another 3-pointer and capped it with a jumper for a 102-84 lead with 3:13 to go.

"Kukoc played well tonight," Finley said. "Toni was definitely the X factor that put them over the hump. If he plays like that, that team will easily be in the Eastern Conference finals."

76ers coach Jim O'Brien figured keeping Allen Iverson on the court was the best way for his team to win.

Iverson played all 48 minutes and scored 19 of his 32 points in the first quarter, helping the Philadelphia 76ers snap a three-game losing streak with a 106-96 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Friday night.

Kenny Thomas added 20 points and 14 rebounds, a banged-up Iverson had 10 assists and Kyle Korver scored 15 for the Sixers, who hadn't won at home since Dec. 14.

"Over the last 16 games, Allen is shooting 46 percent, has a two-to-one assist-to-turnover ratio and is averaging 32 points. When he's off the court, we're shooting 37 percent," O'Brien said. "We've been playing him 42, 43 minutes. There's not much difference with 48."

Iverson missed a game last week with a strained ankle and is bothered by a shoulder injury.

"I'm struggling right now physically," Iverson said. "I haven't been able to practice. I just try to save everything for the game. Fortunately, I was able to do that tonight."

Donyell Marshall scored 20 points and Morris Peterson and Jalen Rose each had 18 for the Raptors, who are 6-7 since trading Vince Carter to New Jersey on Dec 17.

The Sixers pulled away in the fourth quarter with a 12-3 run. A 3-pointer by Korver off a nifty behind-the-back pass from Iverson put the Sixers ahead 92-83. Andre Iguodala capped the run with a jumper that made it 94-83.

Toronto didn't get closer than eight points the rest of the way.

"We took too many 3s and some at the wrong time," Raptors coach Sam Mitchell said of his team shooting 10-for-32 from beyond the arc. "We had guys checking into the game and the first shot they took was a 3. You can't do that on the road. We just didn't play smart."

Iverson airballed his first shot, but hardly missed again in the opening quarter, making eight of his 12 shots, including three 3-pointers and a long jumper. He hit two 3s in the final minute of the quarter, and Iguodala beat the buzzer with another 3 from way beyond the arc.

"Allen got us going early and we just fed off him," said Korver, who shot 5-of-8 on 3-pointers.

Peterson, coming off a career-best 37-point performance Wednesday night against Boston in which he made seven 3-pointers, shot 6-for-12, including 1-for-5 from 3-point range.

The Raptors took a 71-66 lead in the third quarter, causing some fans in this football-crazed city to chant "E-A-G-L-E-S!" Philadelphia hosts Minnesota in an NFC divisional playoff game on Sunday.