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Condition of the U.S. stock market again overwhelmed by a massive selloff and fell sharply in late trading weekend. Recession fears push back falling share prices in the United States where the securities trading on Wall Street also suffered great pressure on the last banking day Friday, making the Dow Jones Industrial Average eroded sharply by 1.57 percent.
The Dow fell 172.93 points at 10817.65, while the S & P 500 index bounced 17.12 points (1.50 percent) to 1123.53 points, as well as the Nasdaq fell 38.59 points (1.62 percent) to 2341 , 84.
Concerns economic stability of U.S. and euro zone debt crisis made ??the global stock market capitalization evaporate more than seven trillion dollars since the end of July.
JPMorgan Chase cut its estimate of U.S. gross domestic product growth in the fourth quarter from 2.5 percent to 1.0 percent.
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After continued to flare throughout the week, the stock indices on Wall Street the U.S. finally put an end to trade on the weekend with a positive after the appearance of a signal that the stock selloff will end.
In trading Friday (08/12/2011), the volume of stock trading is very thin compared to previous days, due to downgrades because of debt the U.S. is entangled.
Still, the stock market decline this week, and all three this week Wall Street suffered the worst decline since March 2009.
The only hope for investors today is market saturation with a sell and it will stabilizing the index after a massive selloff.
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Asian stock markets opened higher on Friday associated investors step back to global stock piled in a single trading day.
In Japan, the Nikkei stock index rose back above the crucial 9,000, closing some major losses in a row this week, after the stock market global equities rebound supported by a slight decline in U.S. jobless claims.
Nikkei stock index opens up 0.35% or about 31.23 to 9013.17 on Friday, while the Topix rose 1% to 778.78.
Seoul Stock Exchange opened higher, related to retail investors who stormed the steps following the increase in Wall Street stocks.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 0.39% or about 7.02 to 1824.46. Read the rest of this entry »
Wall Street again hit by a big selloff triggered by fears the crisis will spread to France. The stock market was hit by rumors about the fiscal health of French banks.
Get rumors French Investors and banks have the greatest possible reduction in rank, like the United States. Rumor is directly made European stock markets slumped and transmitted to the U.S..
Re-runs very volatile trading in a very large trading volumes. For the fifth consecutive day, the Dow Jones industrial in the range of up to 400 points.
Concerns about the strength of banks including Societe Generale in France has sparked a big selloff of stocks in Europe and the U.S.. Rumors about the health of SocGen’s financial condition, though has been denied, making the French bank’s shares fell 14.7%.
In trading Wednesday (10/08/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 519.83 points slump (4.62%) to a level of 10719.94. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index also fell 51.77 points (4.42%) to a level of 1120.76 and Nasdaq slid 101.47 points (4.09%) to a level of 2381.05.
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The finance officials from countries belonging to the G7 will coordinate to take a stance by the central bank-related capital market panic last weekend because of falling U.S. debt rating.
S & P ratings agency lowers debt rating has indeed been the U.S. from AAA to AA +. This adds to concerns over debt conditions, also impact on economic growth, especially in big countries in Europe such as Italy and Spain.
Many of the economists see if the big banks in the world as the last line of defense for a crisis like the current conditions.
With the monetary impact it has, central banks around the world to intervene in the trading of bonds and currency markets in recent years. This is done to strengthen the economic conditions of each country.
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Asian stock markets fell on Wednesday, as investors move away from worrying about the U.S. debt woes and back to worries about economic slowdown. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index of shares fell 1.5% at 09:31 am in Tokyo.
ASR economic slowdown worries and concerns that Italy, the third largest economy in the euro zone, may go down.
Japanese stocks fell for a second day, influenced by concerns about a weakening U.S. economy, while the Japanese government is likely to be; intervene in currency markets to limit the yen is also one of the factors that caused the yen to fall.
Nikkei stock index fell 1.5% to 9693.59, whereas the Topix fell 1.5% to 831.66.
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Stock markets United States (U.S.) began to squirm in the midst of Greece’s debt crisis. It is a sign that slowly but surely Europe can overcome the debt crisis that occurred in the region.
In late trade on Friday (17/06/2011) local time, the Dow rose 42.84 points, or 0.36 percent ke12.004, 36. S & P 500 Index also rose 3.86 points, or 0.30 percent to 1271.50, but the Nasdaq Composite index fell 7.22 points, or 0.28 percent, to 2616.48.
In early trading, the stock market positive cloud up after the German chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged fast action to do a new rescue against Greece, but the momentum is fading.
Towards the end of the week there is a little trepidation and fears of Greek issues, there may be no short-term resolution. Read the rest of this entry »
The price of gold on the trade is going strong economic data following a slump in the United States (U.S.), namely unemployment data and manufacturing data that is under the market expectations.
State of the U.S. economy is showing a decline in the number of workers in May and a decrease in manufacturing output since 2009 is still a sentiment that makes investors before they hit the stock market is risky.
Economic prospects are still not sure it makes investors take a safe step by selecting the gold. In SPDR Gold Trust, the volume of gold transactions, up 2.12 tons to 1212.86 tons.
Step Moody’s cuts credit rating of Greece is also a concern in itself, before investors had optimistic that Greece will accept the bailout funds and restructure them.
The price of gold this time edged up 0.1 percent, to USD1.541, 89 per ounce, after the previous session strengthened significantly. Read the rest of this entry »
The three major indexes United States (U.S.) rose more than cypress percent in line with the finding of a way out for Greece’s debt crisis.
In fact, the dismal U.S. economic data become the biggest hurdle for stock indexes rose. But the stock market rebounded at the end of the session, but later dropped because of data due to sluggish demand for factory data and consumer confidence.
“Today was a good day, but the fact that the Dow higher, but still fell for the month, that’s not positive, There is a conflict between economic reports that came lower than expected and hopes for a resolution of Greece to come out of the crisis,” says analyst National Securities as quoted by Donald Selkin Reutyers in New York.
Selkin noted that the CBOE Volatility Index is at a low level, down 15.3 percent since May 23. “That means the upside potential is limited without a doubt, the stock will be stuck in that range for a while,” he said.
At the close of trading Tuesday, the Dow Jones industrial jumped 128.21 points, or 1.03 percent to 12569.79. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose 14.10 points, or 1.06 percent, to 1345.20. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 38.44 points, or 1.37 percent to 2835.30. Read the rest of this entry »
The stock market is the United States (U.S.) seem to be rallying thin because investors wait and see. This is due to the financial performance of the technology sector is positive, but on the other side of JPMorgan Chase looks weighing on the market.
Network equipment maker DAS Technology Inc. to encourage the industrial sector rose and the Nasdaq has successfully made a positive move. Its share price up 12.4 percent to USD34, 74. “The season first quarter financial report is like guessing game,” said chief investment officer of Baker Avenue Asset Management, King Lip, told Reuters in San Francisco.
Previously, revenue kompetitor DAS, F5 appear showing weakening. “Some analysts think a lot of companies such as watershed will decrease earnings. That’s why you see the strong reaction of their stock today,” he explained. Read the rest of this entry »