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Equity Structured Products and Warrants
This material has been produced by RBS sales and trading staff and should not be considered independent.
The Round Up
24 May 2010
 
Issue No. 336
The Round Up is a comprehensivedaily note produced by the RBSWarrants team providing an overviewof market movements along withquality ideas for warrant traders andinvestors.
Equities
 
Move Last % Move Range Volume
ASX 200-11.14305.4-0.3% 
-141 to + $9.6 bn(VH)
SPI - yesterday-17.04300.0-0.4% 
-134 to +2 52,081(VH)
Dow Jones+125.4 10193.4 +1.2%
-149 to +131
Very HighS&P 500+16.1 1087.7 +1.5%
-16 to +19
Very HighNasdaq+25.0 2229.0 +1.1%
-38 to +39
Very HighFTSE-10.25062.9-0.2% 
-116 to +11
Very High
Commodities
 
Move Last % Today % Past Month
Oil-WTI spot-0.7670.04-1.1% -16.3%  Gold Spot-5.251177.10-0.4%+2.6% Nickel (LME)+6.87 965.21 +0.7%-21.0% Aluminium (LME)+2.91 91.84 +3.3%-12.7% Copper (LME)+10.90 309.49 +3.6%-11.7% Zinc (LME)+0.93 84.58 +1.1%-22.0% Silverunch17.66unch -2.4%  Sugar+0.66 15.65 +4.4%-5.4% 
Global Market Action
Scoreboard, commentary
Aussie Market Action
SPI Comment, Events & Dividends
Newcrest (NCMKZG) MINI Trading Buy
Flight to GOLD
Equinox (EQNKZA) MINI Trading Buy
Costs in focus
 
ANZ (ANZKZN) MINI Trading Buy
 – Still Restoring
Australian Strategy US Reporting Season
 
Equity Structured Products and Warrants
Dual Listed Companies (DLC’s)
 
Move %Move Last AUD Terms Diff to Aus
NWS (US)+0.30 +2.0% 15.26 18.35
+42.6 c
RIO (UK)+97.0 p +3.4% £29.09 50.59
-1120.7 c 
BLT (BHP UK)+49.0 p +2.8% £18.175 31.61
-516.0 c 
American Depository Receipts (ADR’s)
 
Move %Move Last AUD Terms Diff to Aus
BHP (US)+3.43 +5.8% 62.53 37.59
+81.7 c
AWC (US)+0.35 +6.9% 5.40 1.62
+1.3 c
TLS (US)+0.13 +1.1% 12.31 2.96
+1.0 c
ANZ (US)+1.44 +8.8% 17.85 21.46
+45.9 c
WBC (US)+6.08 +6.9% 94.34 22.68
+40.3 c
NAB (US)+0.98 +5.2% 19.89 23.91
+14.2 c
LGL (US)+0.28 +0.9% 31.89 3.83
+4.4 c
RMD (US)-1.43 -2.3%61.13 7.35
-1.1 c 
JHX (US)+0.48 +1.6% 31.03 7.46
+1.1 c
PDN (CAN)+0.12 +3.8% 3.31 3.75
+0.2 c
Overnight Commentary
 
United States Commentary
FinancialstockshelpedmarketsgainaftertheSenateapprovedthebiggestoverhauloffinancialregulationsincethe1930s.TheDowclimbed125pts,theS&Prose1.5%andtheNasdaqadded1.1%.Despitethebouncemarketsweredownfortheweekandstillincorrectiveterritory.
 
Financials-Somecertaintyforthesectorhelpedliftthebanks.JP'sandBoAwereup5.9%and4.7%andwerethebest2ontheDowwithAmexup3.1%roundingoutthetop3.OntheS&P100MSjumped5.7%,WellsFargoadded5%andMasterCardbenefittedfromabrokerupgradetoclimb4.1%.
 
GrowthProxies-FearsofChinatighteningabatedwhichpushedthegrowthandcommoditystockshigher.Alcoaadded2.5%andCaterpillarrose2.4%whileontheS&P100Freeportjumped5.3%.
 
United Kingdom & Europe Commentary
TheFTSEended10pointsloweronFridayafteravolatiledaystradingwhichsawthemarketdown116pointsearlyinthesession.BanksliftedthemarketofitskneestrackingtheirUSpeershigherastheUSsenateapprovedareformbillremovingrecentuncertaintyaroundtheprofitabilityofbanks.Themarketfinishedtheday-0.2%,theDAX-0.7%andtheCAC-0.1%.Banks-Bankswerethestandoutstodaysavingthemarketfromyetanothersubstantialloss.RBS,LloydsandBarclaysupbetween1%to3.8%whileHSBCremainedinthered.
Commodities Commentary
 
Miners-MinersenjoyedadayoutasmetalpricessurgedinthefaceofastrongergreenbackandHSBCreleasedapositivenoteonthesector.BHP,RIOAngloandXstratasomeofthestandoutsonthedayup2.6%to6.4%andadding18pointstothebroadermarket.Energy-Energyplayswereweakerascrudefell1%tofinishtheday$70/barrel.BPwastheworstonthedayoff4.2%asitrejectedaccusationsthatithadnotfullydisclosedtheextentoftheoilspillintheGulfofMexico,whichcontinuestoleakcrudeandisfastbecomingamajorenvironmentaldisaster.PeersRoyalDutchandBGwerealsoweakerlosing1.1%and1.2%respectively.
 
Equity Structured Products and Warrants
SPI Commentary
TheSPItradeddown42ptto4300.Openat4342withahighof4374andalowof4183.Volume61,432OvernighttheSPItradedup46pts4358.
SPI Intraday SPI Daily
*SPI report taken from the 9:50am open to the 4:30pm close on the previous trading day. Charts taken from IRESS 
Upcoming Economic Events for the Week
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