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Market Watch – EVA interlocking rubber gym jigsaw mats

The Dow Jones and S&P both received shock losses in late trading as news reports of a shooting in Canadian Parliament entered the market. The news unnerved investors, with the Dow Jones index falling 0.92% late in trade to end the session at 16,461.32. The S&P closed the session 0.73% lower at 1,927.11.

The FTSE ended the trading session higher, led by motor insurers and drug maker GlaxoSmithKline (GKS). Motor insurers were boosted by news of an increase in car premiums and GSK raised its earnings result. The FTSE closed the session 0.43% higher at 6,399.73.

Crude Oil has lost further ground overnight and has closed at a 2 year low. For the second week in a row, data showed an increase in the US Oil stockpiles. Trading for Oil was choppy as dealers and traders tested last week’s low. Inventories of Oil rose 7.11 million barrels, a further 2.7million more barrels than what was expected.

The price of EVA interlocking rubber jigsaw gym mats is still stable thanks to the super competitive pricing from Ezymats. Ezymats is the leading supplier of EVA interlocking rubber jigsaw gym mats in the Australian market. Ezymats are located in Belmore in Sydney’s south-west.

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Market Watch EVA Interlocking Jigsaw Mats

The ASX bucked the trend yesterday following an onslaught in the US and UK stock markets in the previous session. The ASX 200 along with the Philippines Stock Exchange PSEi Index were the only indices in the Asia-Pacific region to close in the green yesterday, with the ASX 200 closing 0.18% up at 5,254.89.

US stocks and WTI Crude erased earlier losses off the back of some good US economic data. What also added weight to this rebound was that a Fed Reserve official said that the Fed should consider delaying the finish of their stimulus package considering the fundamental outlook and current market sentiment. Treasuries fell off the back of those comments and during the trading session, whilst WTI Crude Oil fell below the US$80 a barrel mark for the first time since June 2012 before rebounding.

European Stocks had an initial sell off, but ended the session slightly down, with the FTSE down 0.25% to 6,195.91 and the EURO STOXX50 down 0.62% to close at 2,874.65.

Gold was little unchanged on the day closing at 1,239.04 USD/t oz.

The price of EVA interlocking jigsaw gym mats is expected to rise in the short-term. The cost of 30mm and 40mm jigsaw mats will remain stable due to remaining stock level from previous shipment. The cost of 20mm EVA interlocking jigsaw mats will need to rise as the new shipment was ordered during the new AUD pricing regime.

Ezymats will always endeavour to remain the most competitive supplier of EVA interlocking jigsaw mats in the market.

20mm EVA Jigsaw Mats Sell Out Fast

Ezymats has reported that their 20mm EVA interlocking jigsaw mats have sold out fast. “Despite bringing in a 40′ container only last month our great price and growing reputation has lead to us running out fast” Ezy mats CEO Roko. Other sizes like 30mm and 40mm are still in stock but running out fast.

There is a new shipment scheduled to leave our China factory around the 10th of October which should be here by the end of October. Customer’s can pre-book their 20mm EVA interlocking jigsaw mats to ensure they don’t miss out on stock.

Falling Australian Dollar to Effect EVA Jigsaw Mat Pricing

The falling Australian Dollar is set to effect the price of jigsaw mats. The AUD has fallen by more than 5% in the last 2 weeks and it is expected to fall even more. Although the price of our current stock will remain the same the price of future shipment will need to rise to reflect the new value of the dollar.

The price of 20mm jigsaw mats will go up first as we have run out of stock and have had to reorder. With the 30mm EVA jigsaw mats and 40mm EVA jigsaw mats we will be able to hold off raising prices for the next month as we still have stock on hand. Please secure your jigsaw mats now to ensure that you don’t miss out on our super lower prices.

Market Watch – EVA Interlocking Jigsaw Mats

The ASX started September with a 0.07% rise to close at 5629. This came despite the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealing that corporate profitability declined 6.9% last quarter, the worst reading since 2009.

European shares advanced 0.3% after a swing into the black in the final minutes of trading. The sanctions situation with Russia is continuing to weigh on European investor sentiment.

The US markets were closed for the Labor Day public holiday.

Oil trading on the NYMEX was lighter than usual with WTI crude falling 18c to $95.78 a barrel.

Gold is headed for a quarterly loss after two strong quarters in the first half of the year. Hedge funds cut their holdings again last month, making for a 2.6% decline in the price since June.

New Stock of Interlocking EVA Jigsaw Mats

We just had a new shipment of EVA interlocking jigsaw mats arrive yesterday. The mats have been unloaded and ready to go. The 40′ container arrived with an assortment of mats including 20mm mats, 30mm mats and 40mm mats. The mats are red and blue just like our existing range. We are also looking to bring in black and grey mats with our next shipment.

Ezymats interlocking EVA jigsaw mats are ideal for a number of applications including cross-training, gyms, aerobics, children’s play areas, judo, karate, MMA, jiu-jutsu and other martial arts. They are easy to store and the unique jigsaw design makes them easy to install.

Our interlocking EVA jigsaw mats start from only $15.00 per square meter and are the cheapest jigsaw mats on the market. The mats can either be picked up from our warehouse in Belmore NSW or they can be shipped Australia-wide. Contact us today for your order.

Markets Watch – EVA interlocking jigsaw mats

The ASX closed 0.12% higher on Friday finishing the day’s session at 5,650.50 lifting the index to a new six year high. The local market is expected to open softer this morning off the back of the US markets losing ground on Friday.

The Dow Jones fell 0.22% to 17,001.22 and the S&P500 also dropped by 0.2% to 1,988.40 in Friday’s session. The Nasdaq closed the session up by 0.14% to settle in at 4,358.55 at the close of trading.

Crude Oil fell by 0.33 to $93.65USD/bbl, whilst Gold also finished the session slightly lower to $1,279.20USD/oz.

The price of EVA interlocking jigsaw mats is steady.

AUD – Jigsaw Rubber Interlocking Mats

The AUD traded in a very tight range against most of its trading partners on Monday. There were no tier one data releases locally or abroad which contributed significantly to the lack of volatility. Today we look forward to the Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes from the RBA at 11:30 AEST. Given last month’s rise in unemployment and strong inflation read, markets are looking for the RBA to explain its decision at the start of the month to keep the cash rate at 2.5%. The price of interlocking EVA rubber jigsaw gym mats is stable.

Market Watch – Jigsaw Interlocking Gym Judo Mats

Aussie shares had a soft day Friday but are expected to open 10 points higher today as reporting season enters its busiest few days. More than 90 companies are expected to release their numbers this week led by a handful of mining heavyweights.

The US markets started slowly Friday but erased losses later in the session as increasing violence in the Ukraine sent commodity prices higher whereas in Europe and the UK the same news damaged markets, erasing the European markets weekly gains in pretty much the final hour’s trading.

Escalating problems in the Ukraine led to oil prices seeing their biggest increase in a month and spurred a rally in commodity prices but in contrast gold fell the most we have seen in August following signs of decreasing investor demand principally from the US and China.

Eva Interlocking Jigsaw Rubber Gym mats supplier Ezymats is monitoring new to see how it effects the market.

AUD bouncing around

The Australian dollar traded steadily on Friday, after sustaining sharp losses a day earlier. The RBA lowered its forecast for GDP of 2-3% in the year through June 2015, down from 2.25-3.25% in the May projection. The RBA added that the unemployment rate was likely to “remain elevated for some time”. The RBA statement also took note of the high value of the Australian dollar, which has gained about 6% since February.