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The market review for June 14

nyse — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:20:28 +0000

The American stock market on Friday, June 11, opened lower prices of most securities. Before investors put into the quote too much optimism about the future of the U.S. economy, and Friday’s positive expectations have been partially allayed by the data published macroeconomic statistics. In particular, the volume of retail sales in May fell by 1.2%, while economists have predicted his rise to 0,2%. This is the first decline in eight months and quite a negative signal indicating the skepticism of ordinary consumers as to the medium-term prospects of the market. Do not have lasted until the April forecast and the amount of stocks in warehouses: its growth rate of 0,4% instead of the expected 0.5% and was minimal in recent years. Some raise the mood of investors could publish consumer sentiment index for June, calculated by the University of Michigan. From the May level (73.6 points) rose to 75.5 points and established at a maximum of two and a half years level. The interpretation of the growth index at odds with the situation in retail. On this background during the session on 11 June the Dow Jones index made a few attempts to approach the level of Thursday, and only in the last hour of trading managed to get a “plus”, which is a big success for the “bulls” in the light of rapid growth of the preceding day.

As a result of trades on June 11 the Dow Jones index rose 38.54 points (0.38%) – up to 10,211.07 points, NASDAQ rose 24.89 points (1.12%) – up to 2243.6 points, S & P added 4.76 points (0.44%) and amounted to 1,091.6 points.

Amid disappointing sales data by major trading network of the country were among the outsiders bidding. Quotes of the largest U.S. retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. fell by 0,7%, The Home Depot Inc. – On 1,53%, Costco Wholesale Corp. – On 0,23%, Lowe’s Companies Inc. – On 1,51%, Gap Inc. – On 0,32%, Staples Inc. – At 0.73%. Given the fact that in the summer buying activity may continue to decline because of seasonality, promotions retailers have every chance to remain under pressure, of course, if the economy starts to show signs of active recovery, which is very doubtful.(...)
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Due to an unknown error the U.S. market for 15 minutes lost over $ 1 trillion

nyse — Fri, 07 May 2010 07:14:30 +0000

Yesterday’s trading on Wall Street, no doubt, will enter the history books under the name of another “Black Thursday”: a few minutes the Dow Jones index fell by almost 1000 points, the S & P 500 lost just 8.6%, the newspaper Vedomosti.

According to the company’s Wilshire International, dedicated to the statistics on Wall Street, for 15 minutes, the market lost more than 1 trillion dollars. “It was the largest drop in the Dow Jones industrial average in its history”, – said the site CNN Money.

News concerning Greece and the passivity of the ECB, have already been won back the market to 14.42 local time in the U.S., when the index suddenly went into a nosedive. By 14.47 Dow Jones Industrial Average sank to a mark of 10 000 points, losing 998.5 points. Prior to that, the most significant drop in the day in the history of the index was on Sept. 29, 2008, when Dow Jones fell by 777.68 points.
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The market review for May 6

nyse — Thu, 06 May 2010 12:35:37 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market on Wednesday, May 5, were in the moderately negative way. Investors have been cautious because of the continuing concerns over the public debt of EU countries. According to some projections, the debt crisis could spread beyond Greece and become a deterrent to revive the global economy. Adds fuel to the fire, and information that the international rating agency Moody’s has placed on May 5 government bond ratings of Portugal at the level of Aa2 to the list to review possible reductions. This press release Moody’s said that ratings of Portugal can be lowered by one or even two stages as a result of the review, which will last up to three months.

In search of evidence of economic recovery the U.S. investors paid attention to the macroeconomic statistics, which were mixed. Number of created jobs in April, slightly exceeded expectations of the market (2 thousand) and amounted to 32 thousand pieces. It is worth mentioning that the situation on the labor market raises the most issues in terms of stability of the American economy, but now investors are more optimistic and do not expect unemployment. Some did not meet the expectations index of business activity in the service sector in April – it amounted to 55,4 points, while experts predicted growth of up to 56.4 points. This result can not be regarded as negative because the activity continues to grow, although its growth rate since March and is not accelerated. Nevertheless, the Dow Jones index on Wednesday was only briefly rise above the level of closing the previous session, up to 11000 points, he does not have lasted, and upset the market participants once again increase its value down properly.
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The market review for April 23

nyse — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 12:51:06 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market on Thursday, April 22, begin to reverse the quotes. Investors are concerned about the news from Greece, where the budget deficit in 2009. was revised from 12,7% to 13,6%, while gross debt was already 115.1% of GDP. International rating agency Moody’s on this background sovereign ratings downgraded Greece from A2 to A3. Over the last months rally bidders awaited the appearance of more or less weighty reasons for early profit taking, and finally got them. At least in the short term markets are expected to remain negative moods.

Published U.S. macroeconomic statistics have been mixed. Number of requests for unemployment benefit last week dropped, but not strong enough. Not very positive factor was the increase in March producer prices by 0,7%, while the expected increase of 0,4%. Formed from the manufacturers the possibility of increasing selling prices, of course, indicates a revival of the market, but rising inflation will provoke the Fed to speed up the process of tightening monetary policy that investors completely useless. The index of house prices in February fell slightly – by 0.2%. Better predictions were data on the volume of sales in the secondary housing market in March (sold 5.35 million homes, while the expected 5.25 million). Experts attribute this increase to government programs encourage home buying. Those who buy a house for the first time, receive a small monetary compensation.

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The market review for April 22

nyse — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:33:50 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market on Wednesday, April 21, began with a moderate positive. Uncertainty as to the financial stability of Greece, of course, still dominates the market, but investors in the absence of important macroeconomic statistics have focused on the strong quarterly reports of corporations. In addition, some support has had a message IMF to revise the forecast growth in world GDP at the end of 2010. from 3,9% to 4,2% and maintaining the forecast for 2011. at the level of 4,3%. During the day, the major U.S. stock indexes have visited the area reduction, but most of the day, still unable to complete a small plus.

As a result of trading on April 21 the Dow Jones index rose by 7.86 points (0.07%) – up to 11,124.92 points, NASDAQ – by 4,3 points (0.17%) – up to 2,504.61 points. S & P Index fell by 1.24 points (-0.1%) – up to 1,205.93 points.

The most anticipated event of the environment was the financial report of one of the leading U.S. manufacturers of computers, music players and software, Apple Inc. The company did not disappoint investors, and once again showed very high results for the II quarter 2009-2010 financial year. Net profit corporations amounted to $ 3.33 per share, revenues – 13.5 billion dollars Both are significantly higher than predictions by industry experts, who had counted on revenue in the $ 12 billion and earnings of $ 2.46 per share. Profit growth over the same period last fiscal year was 90%, and the achievement was achieved extremely high demand for new models of smart phones iPhone and computers Macintosh. Encouraged by the results of an Apple forecasts for the current quarter revenues of $ 13.4 billion, while analysts had expected only a $ 13 billion is obvious that it relies on the flatbed iPad, which enjoyed tremendous success. Flight quotations Apple is quite consistent with the volume represented by positive – on 5,98%. Shares second on the capitalization of the American company Microsoft Corp., To which the Corporation Steve Jobs left quite a bit cheaper at 0.09%.
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Case Goldman Sachs may be just the tip of the iceberg

nyse — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 12:43:43 +0000

The current investigation of the case against Goldman Sachs Group about fraud when trading collateralized debt obligations (CDO), may be just the tip of the iceberg and the beginning of serious problems for the banks on Wall Street, reports Reuters.

Investigation of an Internet portal ProPublica, concerning the game of the Chicago hedge fund Magnetar against CDO in 2007, has already led to accusations of conflict of interest with respect to Deutsche Bank, Merrill and JPMorgan Chase. Commission on Securities and Exchange (SEC) said it will seriously consider all such cases.

In relation to the Goldman Sachs, then there are several possible scenarios. First, the bank’s management is likely to prefer to pay a fine, even a few hundred million dollars, rather than allow a long-term investigation, which will seriously damage the reputation of the company.

On the other hand, the authorities, given the politically charged case, the desire to show the public that all are equal before the law, can not agree to a quick settlement. Furthermore, in this case, Goldman will have to face numerous lawsuits from affected investors, consideration of which will drag on for years.

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The market review for April 16

nyse — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 12:40:25 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market Thursday, April 15, started opposite changes leading indexes because of the weak macroeconomic statistics.First, investors’ expectations are not justified report U.S. Department of Labor (United States Department of Labor), demonstrating growth in the number of primary applications for unemployment benefit up to 484 thousand from the past 460 thousand, while experts predicted decline to 440 thousandThis is the second consecutive increase in the number of those who receive the allowance, which is not evidence of improvement in the labor market, although the data on unemployment, which is no longer growing, continue to point to stabilize the situation.

Do not boosted share prices and the report of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) on industrial production for March, submitted before the start of the trading session.According to the report, the volume of industrial production increased in comparison with the previous month, only 0.1%, while economists predicted growth rate on a monthly basis on 0,7%.In addition, pressure on the paper provided investor concern problems with the budget deficit of Greece, which vaguely resemble the fiscal problems of the United States, behind that except that the explosive growth rates for American state bonds until portends.
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The market review for April 15

nyse — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:20:07 +0000

On Wednesday, April 14, trades on the American stock market began rising prices. Optimism for the most part was based on reports of strong semiconductor manufacturer Intel Corp. and one of the largest U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase & Co. After Alcoa Inc.failed to meet expectations on the eve of Experts on the part of the proceeds, the players began to doubt the success of the new season statements, but Intel and JPMorgan managed to dispel them. Published macroeconomic statistics were also quite good:Consumer prices in March rose in line with expectations at 0.1%, and increase the volume of retail sales for March exceeded projections by 0,4 percentage points Magnitude of changes in the last figure (1.6% in March) shows growth in consumption necessary for economic recovery.The tendency of people to savings falls, indicating that expectations of improving macroeconomic environment in the medium-term future.
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The market review for April 14

nyse — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:24:31 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market on Tuesday, April 13, begin to reverse the quotes.Online stock market session set the record does not justify the hopes of aluminum giant Alcoa Inc., Published after the closing of the previous bidding and led to a fall on Wednesday the Dow Jones below taken on the eve of the level of 11000 points.Prior to the session, a report by the Ministry of trade of the country (United States Department of Commerce) on the U.S. trade deficit in February 2010. That the trade deficit has grown over the revised value for January 2010. and amounted to 39.7 billion dollarsAnalysts expected the indicator to 39 billion dollars is believed that the growth of the trade deficit is a positive for the economy, since an increase in imports brought about by increased consumption.In addition, it became known that the prices of imported goods and services in March 2010. grew only by 0,7% compared to the previous month, moreover, that analysts expected to increase by 0,9% on a monthly basis.The pessimism of market participants exhausted within an hour, and major stock market indices were able to return to levels close on Monday, where he spent most of the rest before closing time.

As a result of trading on April 13 the Dow Jones index rose by 13.45 points (0.12%) – up to 11,019.42 points, NASDAQ rose by 8.12 points (0.33%) – up to 2,465.99 points, S &P added 0.82 points (0.07%) and amounted to 1,197.30 points.

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The market review for April 13

nyse — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:59:45 +0000

Trading on the U.S. stock market on Monday, April 12, began rising through a number of indices of positive corporate news and a weakening of the pressure the Greek factor.16 ministers of the euro area have agreed to provide in the current year credit of Greece in the amount of 30 billion euros and 10 billion euros will be allocated to the IMF. In addition, it was decided that in case of a loan Greece will pay for it for about 5% per annum.The Minister of Finance of Greece Georgios PAPACONSTANTINOU stated that the purpose of Athens today is to continue borrowing from external markets without activation mechanism of financial assistance from the European Union.That is, Greece demonstrates the confidence of their forces, but from the insurance does not refuse. Bidders such a disposition of things more than arranged, and on Monday the long-awaited overcome the Dow Jones psychologically important resistance level of 11000 points.

As a result of trading on April 12 the Dow Jones index rose by 8.62 points (0.08%) – up to 11,005.97 points, NASDAQ rose by 3.82 points (0.16%) – up to 2,457.87 points, S & P added 2.11 points (0.18%) and amounted to 1,196.48 points.
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The market review for April 9

nyse — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 13:04:08 +0000

on an index Dow Jones. Investor sentiment continues to spoil the situation in Greece, where rising bond spreads, which leads to increased cost of external borrowing for the country and, consequently, increase the risk of default.Published prior to bidding on the number of applications for unemployment benefits for the week ending April 3 were weaker than forecast and contributed to sales at the opening session. The value index increased by 21 thousand, although experts expect a decrease of 3 thousandTo reverse the downward trend was only with the advent of the March data on retail sales that are in various commercial networks have grown from 2% to 13%. As a result, just two hours after the start of trading stock indices climbed on the positive territory.

As a result of trading on April 8 the Dow Jones index rose by 29.55 points (0.27%) – up to 10,927.07 points, NASDAQ – at 5.65 points (0.23%) – up to 2,431.16 points, S & P – by 3.99 points (0.34%) – up to 1,186.43 points.
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The market review for April 8

nyse — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 12:21:27 +0000

On Wednesday, April 7, trades on the American stock market started lower prices. There is still strong concerns about the ability of Greece to resolve debt problems, investors fear that Athens may revise the agreement on assistance from the EU and the IMF. In addition, two unsuccessful attempts to overcome the mark of 11000 items index Dow Jones instill fear, which is higher than the market can not rise, and hence there will be no inflow of new portions of investment capital. Against this backdrop, prudent bidders preferred to reduce the portion of long positions, while the indices did not go far from the many months of highs.

Only a short time was able to cheer up the players Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, who reported the stabilization of the economy and the beginning of its growth. As noted by B. Bernanke, financial crisis for the most part passed, but there are still problems associated with an increase in the number of delinquency on mortgage loans, weak commercial real estate market and the negative situation on the labor market. But there is no problem with inflation, which will postpone the implementation of measures aimed at reducing the federal deficit. “But in the long term will have to choose between higher taxes and reduced public expenditure” – warned the head of the Fed.

As a result of trading on April 7th the Dow Jones index dropped by 72.47 points (-0.66%) – up to 10,897.52 points, NASDAQ – at 5.65 points (-0.23%) – up to 2,431.16 points, S & P – by 6.99 points (-0.59%) – up to 1,182.44 points.

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The market review for April 7

nyse — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:22:25 +0000

Bidding on the U.S. stock market on Tuesday, April 6, begin to reverse the quotations. Investors re-awakened concerns about the stability of the Greek economy, after news surfaced about the country’s intention to review the arrangements for assistance from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund. Greek Finance Ministry has denied such reports, but the European currency still fell in price, pointing to a low degree of investor confidence in the authorities of the country that has led her to preddefoltnogo state.
br> During most of the trading session, market participants expect the Fed meeting minutes publication. At the March meeting, the regulator has kept key interest rates at historic lows for the sake of stimulating economic growth. Now investors are looking for guidance on that when the rate can be increased. And this would be necessary, since the threat of large jump in inflation.

Comments Fed bidders completely staged. The regulator said the continued economic recovery, and identified the factors that slowed the process: tapering off effect of tax incentives, weak labor markets and property, lack of adequate credit facilities and uncertain revenue growth. The most significant was the statement that the latest inflation has not significantly reached into the Fed’s forecasts, which will allow for quite a long time to keep interest rates low. After the publication of minutes of meetings of the regulator stock indexes managed to get a plus. Dow Jones, though, for a long time in the positive territory did not stop. (...)
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The market review for April 5

nyse — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 12:16:32 +0000

Technical Perspective: Sizeable price swings intraday Thursday, with new yearly highs for the Dow/S&P 500 and an outside day for the Nasdaq Comp (exceeded entire previous range for the week), but the end result was essentially an extension of the established trading range. The non-confirmation from the Nasdaq (and certain sectors) along with an outperformance of the Dow versus the S&P over the last two weeks is a reflection of some increased caution. Initial resistance above the recent highs/range top (1180/1181) is in the 1185/1187 area, followed by an extension target near 1195. Support under congestion and the low (1172/1170) is in the 1166/1165 area.

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Key economic data:
-March ISM Services at 10:00 a.m. ET (consensus 54.0; prior 53.0)
-February Pending Home Sales m/m at 10:00 a.m. ET (consensus -1.0%; prior -7.6%)

Federal Reserve/Treasury:
-None

Key Note/Bond auction results:
-$8 bln in 10-year TIPS reopening at 1:00 p.m. ET(...)
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The market review for March 22

nyse — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 12:57:53 +0000

Technical Perspective: The major averages formed an outside day (lower low/higher high) with a lower close Friday, which is a weaker sign following Thursday’s indecision and amid the extended technical posture. There were some last minute upticks and Monday’s have been consistently positive of late, so the early portion of the week will provide a key read on the underlying strength of this initial slide off the 52-week highs. There is a minor resistance near 1162, with a more important short-term barrier at 1165/1165. A breach and close under the low raises potential for additional corrective trade.

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Key economic data:
-None

Federal Reserve/Treasury:
-Atlanta President Lockhart speaks on the U.S. economic outlook at 3:45 p.m. ET
-Secretary Geithner speaks on financial reform at 4:30 p.m. ET
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The market review for March 19

nyse — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 12:49:33 +0000

Key earnings/guidance since the prior session’s close:
-Palm (PALM) missed by $0.19, ex items, in Q3 (Feb), despite reporting much better-than-expected revenue of $366.0 mln (First Call consensus $316.2 mln). On its call, the company guided for Q4 revenue of less than $150 mln (consensus $305.8 mln), as tepid demand for its smartphones left wireless carriers with piles of excess inventory. It also sees gross margin only in the mid-teens (consensus 26.6%). Shares of PALM are down over 15% premarket.
-Sunpower (SPWRA) beat by only a penny, ex items, in Q4, despite reporting much better-than-expected revenue of $548.0 mln (consensus $490.9 mln). The company issued downside Q1 guidance, seeing EPS of $0.12, ex items (consensus $0.34), and revenue of $330-$350 mln (consensus $427.3 mln). It issued mixed guidance for 2010, seeing EPS of $1.25-$1.65, ex items (consensus $1.78), and revenue of $2.00-$2.25 bln (consensus $2.1 bln). Shares of SPWRA are down 10% premarket.
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The market review for March 18

nyse — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 13:03:22 +0000

Technical Perspective: The upside momentum has been very impressive over the last month — S&P 500 higher 12 of last 14 sessions, up 7.7% off late-February low (1086); higher 21 of last 28 sessions, up 12% off February low (1044.50). While this kind of run has created an extended technical posture with some upper tails (NASDAQ 100/QQQQ possible inverted hammer/shooting star), the minor seven point afternoon dip in the S&P inflicted no damage. A failure to take out the high (1169.84), along with a breach and close under the low (1160), would be needed to argue for further short-term corrective trade. Resistance above the high is at 1172/1173, with a secondary zone at 1175/1177. Initial resistance under the low is at 1157, followed by the 1153/1150 area.

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Key economic data:
-Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended March 13 (consensus 455,000; prior 462,000) and Continuing Claims for the week ended March 6 (consensus 4.522 mln; prior 4.558 mln) at 8:30 a.m. ET
-February CPI m/m (consensus 0.1%; prior 0.2%) and y/y (consensus 2.3%; prior 2.6%) at 8:30 a.m. ET
-February core CPI, which excludes food and energy, m/m (consensus 0.1%; prior -0.1%) and y/y (consensus 1.4%; prior 1.6%) at 8:30 a.m. ET
-Q4 2009 Current Account Balance at 8:30 a.m. ET (consensus -$119.0 bln; -$108.0 bln)
-March Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey at 10:00 a.m. ET (consensus 18.0; prior 17.6)
-February Leading Indicators at 10:00 a.m. ET (consensus 0.1%; prior 0.3%)
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The market review for March 15

nyse — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:28:48 +0000

The U.S. stock market on Monday, March 15, pessimism prevailed. Investors are once again becoming concerned about all the real prospect of tighter monetary policy of China. Rising interest rates in the country, Morgan Stanley analysts expected in April, and thus slow the global economy is not far off. In addition, published statistics on the volume of a weak non-residents investments in U.S. assets in January – it amounted to 19.1 billion dollars, while the December value of the index was at 63.3 billion dollars, and in November – 126.4 billion U.S. Unexpectedly for market participants in February in the U.S. increased industrial production – by 0,1%. Experts expect that figure will remain unchanged. The increase in industrial output allows you to make predictions about the upcoming increase in orders, investment in fixed assets and the creation of new jobs. However, this share is not positive enough for it to withdraw all U.S. indexes in the “plus”.

As a result of trading on March 15 2010. Dow Jones index rose by 17.46 points (0.16%) – to 10,642.15 points, S & P – on 0.52 points (0.05%) – to 1,150.51 points and NASDAQ fell by 5 45 points (-0.23%) – up to 2362.21 points,
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The market review for March 11

nyse — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:26:02 +0000

Wednesday, 10 March, U.S. stock indices continued to slowly climb up. Members of the market encouraged by news of falling wholesale stock in January at 0.2% after falling 1% in December. The sale of companies in the past month increased by 1,3% after December’s 1.2%. Based on these data, investors concluded that despite the pessimistic expectations of business in relation to demand, they will have very soon to replenish reserves that will be a clear sign of economic recovery. Two hours before the end of the auction were published rates of the U.S. budget for February, the deficit which amounted to 220.9 billion dollars, or slightly better than expected (223 billion U.S. dollars). Fivefold increase in the deficit from the January level due to the cost of incentives, including grants to small businesses.

As a result of trading the Dow Jones index rose by 2.95 points (0.03%) – to 10,567.33 points, NASDAQ – at 18.27 points (0.78%) – to 2,358.95 points, S & P – at 5.17 points (0.45%) – up to 1,145.61 points.

Continuing and rapid growth of capitalization of the largest U.S. insurance company American International Group Inc., Adding to the environment is 10,59%. At this time the reason for optimism began to improve the situation with the company’s bonds. Over the past two weeks, their value increased by 13 cents – up 79.5 cents for a paper that was the best result among issuers included in the calculation of indices Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Bondholders reasonably expect to repay the obligations of funds attracted from the sale of the assets of AIG. Surprising the experts is the fact that the division of the insurance company can not sell without a discount to fair value. Other industry representatives also were in demand: Unitedhealth Group Inc. went up by 0,48%, WellPoint Inc. – On 1,71%, MetLife Inc. – On 2,38%, Aflac Inc. – On 2,38%, Aetna Inc. – On 1,34%, Cigna Corp. – On 0,82%.

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The market review for March 2

nyse — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:30:04 +0000

Monday, March 1, the U.S. stock market was dominated by buyers due to good macroeconomic statistics and, increasingly, corporate news. From the published positive data it is worth noting than expected growth in personal expenditure and the Americans in January were higher than the January forecast of spending on construction. Both figures indicate that consumption in the United States is rising faster than expected, but it is necessary for sustained economic recovery. In addition, market participants expect the European Union declaration on measures to address the debt problems of Greece. Against this backdrop, the U.S. stock indexes spent the day in positive territory.

As a result of trading on March 1 2010. Dow Jones index rose by 78.53 points (0.76%) – to 10,403.79 points, NASDAQ rose 35.31 points (1.58%) – to 2,273.57 points, S & P added 11.22 points (1.02%) and finished the day at around 1,115.71 points.
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The market review for February 22

nyse — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:49:46 +0000

Stock trading on U.S. trading floors on Friday, February 19, major indexes opened lower against the backdrop of the landmark decision of the Federal Reserve to raise the so-called discount rate. The last time the U.S. central bank increased it in June 2006. The vast majority of analysts interpreted the decision of the regulator as an unambiguous signal about the beginning of the exit from the crisis of monetary regime. A logical extension of the measures initiated sooner or later will increase the base interest rate, which since December 2008. is at the level 0-0,25%. However, in the Reserve tried to reassure the market by stating that the step taken does not mean a quick raise key interest rates. In addition, the department reiterated that the situation in the U.S. financial system is recovering and banks no longer need that level of support that is given to them earlier. Investors found these arguments convincing, and indexes climbed into positive territory.

As a result of trading on February 19 2010. Dow Jones index rose by 9.45 points (0.09%) – to 10,402.35 points, NASDAQ rose by 2.16 points (+0.1%) – to 2,243.87 points, S & P rose to 2,42 points (0.22%) and amounted to 1,109.17 points. (...)
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The market review for February 19

nyse — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 13:59:22 +0000

Thursday, February 18, trades on the American stock market began a small gepom down by weak data out of macroeconomic statistics on the labor market and lower-than-expected increase in the index of leading indicators. Last January he added, only 0,3%, while experts predicted an increase of 0,5% after the December increase of 1,1%. With regard to labor market data, the number of initial applications for unemployment insurance for the past week unexpectedly rose to 473 thousand, moreover, that analysts do not expect changes from the previous figure of 440 thousand In addition, 1.4% up in January, the index of production prices, nearly doubling the forecasts.
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The market review for February 18

nyse — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 13:57:39 +0000

well as the strong macroeconomic statistics. Thus, the number of new buildings in January increased by 2,8% – to 591 thousand, while analysts had expected growth of only up to 580 thousand as not to upset the expert and the index of U.S. industrial output in January – its increase was 0,9% which was higher projections by 0,2%. At the American sites remain uneasy situation: the bidders to focus attention on a strong data makrostatistiki, then the problems of the EU, then the slowing Chinese economy – confidence in the bright future of the U.S. market there. Nevertheless, among most American companies has become a bit more expensive.

As a result of trading on February 17 2010. Dow Jones index rose 40.43 points (0.39%) – to 10,309.24 points, NASDAQ rose by 12.1 points (0.55%) – to 2,226.29 points, S & P rose to 4,64 points (0.42%) and amounted to 1,099.51 points.
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The market review for February 4

nyse — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:59:25 +0000

Wednesday, 3 February, the U.S. stock market dominated by negative sentiment. Investors, fearful of exit is not too optimistic macroeconomic statistics, chose to begin to fix profit, resulting in a tender opened gepom down. Published data on the number of created jobs in January, fears are not confirmed – decline amounted to 22 thousand against expected 40 thousand, thus index Dow Jones to return to the level of the closure Tuesday, and even slightly exceed it. However, the index of business activity in the service sector in January went weak (50.5 points vs. the expected 51 points), and the market again, a wave of sales.

The mood of bidders influenced and communication agency Moody’s that the United States sovereign credit rating could be downgraded in the future from its current “Aaa” (the highest degree of reliability), unless additional measures are taken to reduce the state budget deficit of the country. At the moment the United States maintains its rating due to the high degree of economic and institutional reliability. But amid the crisis has worsened the relationship between the size of government debt, the U.S. GDP and budget revenues. As expected, experts Moody’s, the figures from the U.S. will be weaker than in other countries with rating “Aaa”.
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The market review for January 29

nyse — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:31:57 +0000

Once again, the U.S. stock indexes Dow Jones and S & P 500 updated bi-monthly minimums for that night after the close of the previous trading session in the U.S. futures indices grew, and consolidated in the afternoon reached altitudes. A reason for such a quick change of treatment formed President Barack Obama to the nation, the positive sentiments were disappointing investors data makrostatistiki. Not so much as expected, the number of Americans who first applied for unemployment insurance for the week ended Jan. 23 – at 8 thousand instead of the predicted 32 thousand addition, the volume of orders for durable goods in December increased by only 0, 3%, while the expected growth rate of at least 2%. Both figures questioned made before representatives of the Federal Reserve and Barack Obama statement on the marked improvement of the economic situation. Additional pressure on the NASDAQ index had collapsed Paper Motorola Inc. and Qualcomm Inc.

As a result of trades on Thursday, the Dow Jones index fell 115.7 points (-1.13%) – up to 10,120.46 points, NASDAQ – to 42,41 points (-1.91%) – up to 2179 points, S & P – at 12.97 points (-1.18%) – up to 1,084.53 points.

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The market review for January 28

nyse — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:19:59 +0000

On Wednesday, January 27, trading on the U.S. stock market started with the dominance of moderately positive sentiment: investors waited for maintaining a soft monetary policy, the U.S. Federal Reserve and optimistic statements by Obama during his annual address to the nation. The first 30 minutes of trading was enough to leave the leading index in positive territory, but the published U.S. Department of Commerce (US Department of Commerce) data on the volume of sales of new homes in the United States changed the situation worse. Sales fell by 7.6%, while analysts expected growth rate of 3%. Following 2009. selling new buildings have fallen by 23%, indicating that consumers extremely pessimistic on the prospects for the U.S. economy.

The mood of investors has raised the Fed, which retained its key rate target range at the level of 0-0,25% per annum and pledged to keep rates at exceptionally low levels for a long time. The notes also mentioned about the revival of economic activity, and on the renewal (or as it turned out, the deterioration of the situation) of the housing market it was decided to ignore. The positive end of the trading session enabled the U.S. market end the day in positive territory.

As a result of trading Tuesday, the Dow Jones index rose by 41.87 points (0.41%) – to 10,236.16 points, NASDAQ – to 17,68 points (0.8%) – to 2,221.41 points, S & P – at 5.33 points (0.49%) – up to 1,097.50 points.

One of the leaders of the decline among the most actively traded companies has become a manufacturer of agricultural and construction equipment Caterpillar Inc. In terms of net profit in the IV quarter of 2009. (36 cents per share instead of the expected 28 cents), the company surpassed analysts’ expectations, but revenue – to $ 7.9 billion against expected 7.93 billion dollars – could not reach. Most market participants have upset expectations for Caterpillar 2010.: The company is planning for the year to earn U.S. $ 2.5 per share, while investors expect U.S. $ 2,7 As a result of the trading session producer has lost 4,32% of the capitalization.

Where warmer was met quarterly reporting Aircraft Corp. Boeing Co. In IV quarter of 2009. corporation not only has returned to a profitable level, earning 1.75 per share, but also exceeded the expectations of the market (1.36 per share). This year, the company promises to make 3,7-4 per share. Quotes Boeing on Wednesday rose by 7,31%. Papers of industrial conglomerate United Technologies Corp., Is also engaged in the production of aircraft equipment, fell 1.26%. The financial results of companies that are present in the environment in general, coincided with the expectations of experts, but the company warned of lower number of orders for aircraft engines manufactured by Pratt & Whitney due to the decline in demand for passenger air travel in the past year.

International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported on 27 January, which reduced demand for air travel in the world in 2009. was the biggest in history. As the head of IATA Giovanni Bizinyani, the industry long lost 2.5 years of growth in passenger traffic and 3,5 – in the cargo. The bad news is that the head of the association is waiting for the airlines of the loss of 5.6 billion dollars in 2010. Against this backdrop, shares of U.S. airlines look bad. Papers of Southwest Airlines Co. fell 1,89%, AMR Corp. – On 0,26%. Equity United Airlines Corp. went up by 0.31%.

For the expert was not unexpected preservation Fed key rate at close to zero, so the shares of the banking sector on Wednesday with confidence increasing in value. Capitalization of JPMorgan Chase & Co. increased by 2,32%, Bank of America Corp – on 2,84%, Citigroup Inc. – On 1,59%, and Wells Fargo & Co – on 4,48%, Fifth Third Bancorp – on 4,01%, US Bancorp – on 3,33%.

Net profit of U.S. investment firm BlackRock Inc. increased in the IV quarter of 2009. four times compared with the same period of 2008., up 2.39 per share. This was above expectations of analysts, forecast 2.1 per share. As a result of trading securities BlackRock went up by 0.92%.

Wednesday was announced good news about the investment company owned by Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. – Its shares will be added to the calculation of the S & P 500. The company’s capitalization rose for a day on 5,16%. The index will replace its paper shares Burlington Northern. Shareholders did not last very upset, daily increase in the value of its securities amounted to 0,2%.

The dynamics of technology companies was on Wednesday in different directions. Internet company Yahoo! Inc. reported an increase in net profit in the IV quarter of 2009. to 155.7 million dollars compared to a net loss of $ 300.6 million dollars a year earlier, while the revenue for the period declined. The company’s shares started the day growth, but by the end of trading it lost. Outcome – minus 0.06%. The growth of capitalization of Amazon.com Inc. (2.74%) contributed to increased recommendations for securities with a “hold” to “buy” by analysts Kaufman Bros. Apple Inc. after the presentation of the new Tablet PC went up by 0.94%.
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The market review for January 27

nyse — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:33:37 +0000

The mood in the U.S. stock market on Tuesday, 26 January, were more optimistic than many of the world trading floors. Certainly, fears of tighter monetary policy in China, have affected the American indexes. They started the day lower, but quickly went into the “plus” after the publication of the index value of consumer confidence in the U.S. economy. In January, the index rose to 55.9 points, while analysts had expected growth to 53.6 points. Thus, the index increased for the third time in a row and has already peaked more than a year. Additional optimism of investors gave an increased likelihood of re-election of Ben Bernanke to head the U.S. Federal Reserve – for 40 senators said they supported his candidacy, while last Friday there were only 26. Against this backdrop, the leading U.S. stock indexes have been most of the trading session on a positive territory, but the day they finished in the same place and began – in a small minus.

As a result of trading Tuesday, the Dow Jones index fell by 2.57 points (-0.03%) – to 10,194.29 points, NASDAQ – at 7.07 points (-0.32%) – to 2,203.73 points, S & P – at 4.61 points (-0.42%) – up to 1,092.17 points.
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The market review for January 26

nyse — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:38:18 +0000

Trading on the U.S. stock market on Monday, January 25, held at the “green” territory. The positive mood of investors seemed to shake the reported sales volume in the secondary housing market in December. Experts expect declining by 9,8%, but sales fell by 16,7%, which proved to be the most significant change over the past 40 years. However, the decline was quickly redeemed, as the main theme of the day still was the news about the likely re-election as head of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) the USA Ben Bernanke, who headed it into the present. Term of office expires next Sunday and the Senate is expected this week to vote for his re-election.

B. Bernanke, impressed investors so that he insisted on lowering a key interest rate to stimulate the economy and, consequently, contributed to the supply of cheap liquidity of banks and the growth of stock markets. In addition, bidders do not want any change, because at present the future and so extremely vague. Senior White House adviser David Axelrod said Monday that U.S. President Barack Obama is absolutely sure of reelection B. Bernanke, than in the largely pacified American traders.

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The market review for January 19

nyse — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:37:01 +0000

Financial companies fell after JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM:US) reported a loss in its retail bank. JPMorgan, the first major U.S. bank to release quarterly earnings, declined 2.3 percent to $43.68. The S&P 500 Financial Index slipped 2 percent, the most among 10 groups in the main U.S. equity benchmark.

Bigger rival Bank of America Corp. (BAC:US) fell the most in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, losing 3.3 percent to $16.26. Comerica Inc. (CMA:US) dropped 3.7 percent to $32.86. Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC:US) slid 3.1 percent to $28.08.

Bare Escentuals Inc. (BARE:US) rose the most in the Russell 2000 Index, surging 42 percent to $18.07. Shiseido Co. (4911:JP), Japan’s biggest cosmetics maker, agreed to acquire Bare Escentuals for $18.20 a share, or about $1.7 billion in cash, to expand outside a shrinking domestic market.

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The market review for January 15

nyse — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 13:21:17 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. ended Jan. 14 increased the leading indexes. In the plus key codes brought high-tech companies, which quotations have grown in anticipation of reporting world’s largest manufacturer of chips for PCs Intel Corp., Which has provided its financial results after the end of the trading session. However, confident of growth in the market could not wait, as published by the macroeconomic news for the most part negative.

Securities Intel trade results added to the price of 2,5%. Optimism about the financial results of the company was justified: published after the close of trading accounts has exceeded expectations. Optimism spread to other company’s high-tech sector: Shares in computer technology International Business Machines (IBM) went up by 1,6%, a manufacturer of memory chips, Micron Technology – by 2,6%, and network equipment manufacturer Cisco Systems – by 1,3%.

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The market review for January 12

nyse — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:55:45 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. on January 11 2010. ended differently directed changes in the leading indicators of exchange against the backdrop of the increased cost of industrial metals. Driver of growth in metals prices and the stock price of industrial companies was positive statistics from China. Exports of China in December 2009. increased by 17,7% compared with December 2008., reported the Chinese Customs. Analysts did not expect such impressive growth. The volume of Chinese exports in December 2009. first 14 months exceeded the levels a year ago.

Quotations Copper futures on the COMEX rose on January 11 this year at 1.2%: The contract price for delivery in March amounted to 3,441 thousand dollars per pound. Based on data from China’s customs administration, import of copper and copper products in China in December 2009. increased by 27% by November and by 29% by December 2008. Against this backdrop, shares traded in positive territory’s largest industrial companies in the U.S.. For example, shares of the manufacturer of road and construction equipment Caterpillar Inc. risen for the session at 6,3%, the manufacturer of engines and materials Honeywell International Inc. – By 1,3%. Paper company Deere & Co., Producing agricultural machinery and construction equipment, added up to the auction of 4%.
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The market review for January 8

nyse — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 13:31:09 +0000

Following a mixed session yesterday, U.S. equity futures are once again showing little direction ahead of a key employment report, this time the all-important Nonfarm Payroll and Unemployment Rate figures. Staying on that front, the eurozone unemployment rate reached 10.0% in November (consensus 9.9%) for the first time since the introduction of the currency in 1999. Overnight Japan’s Nikkei managed to rally 1.1% on a weaker yen and strength in chip-related shares, but most overseas markets have/are trading mixed.

-Equity futures: S&P -0.3, Nasdaq +0.3
-10-year Note: -05/32 to 3.843%
-Dollar: 1.4275 $/euro, 1.5975 $/pound, 93.35 yen/$

-European Indices: FTSE -0.1%, DAX +0.3%, CAC +0.6%
-Asian Indices: Nikkei +1.1%, Hang Seng +0.1%; Shanghai Composite +0.1%
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The market review for January, 2st

nyse — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:37:25 +0000

U.S. equity futures are showing little direction premarket, edging higher, most likely due to the dollar trading modestly lower against the euro and yen. Asian markets rallied overnight, particularly in Hong Kong and China, following yesterday’s rally in U.S. equity and commodity markets. But European markets are up only modestly, with the exception of the UK’s FTSE. It is being led higher by banks following market talk that Barclays (BCS) may lift its outlook and after Deutsche Bank said that Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group (LYG) were among its top picks in European banks. Back in the U.S., the only big headline is that Kraft (KFT) sweetened its bid for Cadbury (CBY) after agreeing to sell its North American frozen pizza business to Nestle. But Kraft only increased the cash element of the hostile bid, not the size, and shares of CBY are trading 2% lower premarket.

-Equity futures: S&P +1.8, Nasdaq +1.3
-10-year Note: +04/32 to 3.798%
-Dollar: 1.4450 $/euro, 1.6050 $/pound, 91.94 yen/$

-European Indices: FTSE +0.6%, DAX unch, CAC +0.1%, MICEX +0.6%
-Asian Indices: Nikkei +0.3%, Hang Seng +2.1%; Shanghai Composite +1.2%
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The market review for December, 24st

nyse — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:27:59 +0000

Stock trades in the United States were closed on December 23 2009. the rise of the leading stock indicators 0,01-0,75% against a confident speech technology market and the growth in world oil prices.

Top gainers were paper metallurgical and oil companies. Anadarko Petroleum oil shares have risen in price for the session at 2,5%, oilfield Schlumberger – by 2%. Quotations of futures on the eve of WTI crude oil closed at around 76.67 dollars per barrel. (+3.1%). Grew and prices of industrial metals, particularly copper, which resulted in the positive dynamics of quotations of mining companies. Freeport shares gained weight 3,2%, Newmont Mining of paper went up by 2,8%.

Better the market shares of the newly traded technology companies. Quotations papers online auction eBay Inc. climbed up to the auction by 4,5%, but rates the company Yahoo!, owns one of the leading search services – nearly 4%.
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The market review for December, 22st

nyse — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:09:44 +0000

Stock trades in the United States were closed on December 21 the growth of leading indexes. Amid rising prices for metals up to the bidding companies’ shares have risen in price considerably mining sector. In particular, securities mededobyvayuschey company Freeport McMoRan was added to the price of 1,9%, while shares of the largest U.S. aluminum producer Alcoa Inc. increased in price by 7,9%. Growth of value of shares Alcoa also helped him improve on the recommendations of analysts from Morgan Stanley to “above market”. At 6.3% in trading shares have risen in price one of the largest U.S. steel companies US Steel Corp.

Amid increasing recommendations by analysts and shares have risen in price the world’s largest manufacturer of chips for PCs Intel Corp. (+2.3%). 5,6% and 3,5% respectively on the basis of tendering shares have risen in price of fertilizer producers Mosaic Co. and Potash Corp., as analysts at Goldman Sachs raised recommendations on them with regard to higher prices for fertilizers. At the 9% increase quotation third largest in the U.S. construction equipment manufacturer Terex Corp., Since the company’s management announced a deal to sell its mining division of the company Bucyrus International Inc. for 1.3 billion dollars

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The market review for December, 17st

nyse — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 13:52:14 +0000

Stock trades in the United States were closed on Dec. 16 change in opposite directions leading aggregate indicators against the background of the decision of the Federal Reserve System (Fed) to leave the key rate at a level close to zero. Following the two-day meeting on monetary policy the Fed repeated its pledge to keep rates at “extremely low” level for a prolonged period, and stated that the U.S. economy is gaining strength. Fed presented a gamblers are no surprises, but immediately after the announcement of the decision at 22:15 Moscow time, U.S. stock indexes began to win back down, reducing much of the growth achieved in early trading. This happened against a background of growth yield of 10-year U.S. Treasuries, caused by speculation about forthcoming in 2010. Fed rate hikes.

Among the leaders of growth in the auction on Dec. 16 was the action of mineral fertilizer producer CF Industries Holdings (+4,9%), US Steel Corporation Steel Corp. (+2.9%), Oil and gas Range Resources Corp. (+4.3%). Quotations oil futures on the basis of trading on the NYMEX rose 1.97 dollars and accounted for 72.66 dollars per barrel. In the currency market the dollar declined in value against the euro and British pound but strengthened the Japanese yen.
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The market review for December, 15st

nyse — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:08:04 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. on Monday, December 14, resulted in an increase of leading indexes. On the dynamics of the market positively influenced by corporate news, as well as a statement of the Government of Abu Dhabi for the emirate of Dubai emergency loan in the amount of $ 10 billion to pay off the debts the state fund Dubai World. It was reported that 4.1 billion dollars of this sum will be used to finance debt-controlled Dubai World developer Nakheel, the repayment of which expired on December 14. The remaining funds will be used to cover the debt, which must be repaid before the end of April 2010., And general corporate purposes. Consent of Arab States to refinance the debts of Dubai World can keep this company from bankruptcy and preventing the emergence of a new wave of financial crisis in the global economy.

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The market review for December, 10st

nyse — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:52:23 +0000

Stock trading on U.S. trading floors were closed on December 9 2009. growth of aggregate indicators for the first time in three days on a weaker dollar, which played into the hands of the shares of mining companies. The index value of the dollar to six other major currencies (USD Index) fell on the eve of 0,3%, interrupting the positive dynamics of the preceding days. Another factor that supported the stock quotes, became positive data on the growth stocks in the United States. The volume of stock in the warehouses of wholesale trade in the United States in October 2009. compared with the previous month unexpectedly rose by 0,3%, said on the eve of the U.S. Ministry of Trade. Growth stock, marked the first time in 14 months, could indicate optimism among U.S. wholesalers, beginners, finally, again to replenish their stocks.

Among blue chips in the plus-up shares were trading aluminum company Alcoa Inc. (1.63%), oil Chevron Corp. (+0.4%) And industrial corporations generalist 3M Co. (3.41%). Securities analysts 3M helped Citigroup, raised their recommendations on them to “hold” to “buy”. As leaders of growth were also shares of pharmaceutical company Pfizer (+2,7%) and paper personal computer manufacturer Hewlett-Packard (+2,06%).
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The market review for December, 7st

nyse — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:47:46 +0000

Stock trading on the American stock exchange platforms 4 December 2009. closed growth against the backdrop of leading indicators unexpectedly optimistic data from the U.S. labor market. Prior to bidding U.S. Department of Labor (US Department of Labor) reported that the November non-farm sector of the country had lost only 11 thousand jobs, while analysts predicted that this figure will exceed 100 thousand U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly fell from 10, 2% to 10%. Added a statement of optimism and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner that the unemployment rate in the country in the short term may be further reduced to the background of strengthening the overall state of the economy.

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The market review for December, 4st

nyse — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 13:27:13 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. ended 3 December 2009. decrease in leading indexes. The worst predictions were some macroeconomic statistics, released both before and after the start of the trading session. So, not met the expectations of performance index of business activity in the services sector. According to the Institute for Supply Management, in November, the index fell by 1.9 points compared with the October value and amounted to 48,7 points. This was much worse than forecasts of analysts, who expected that the index will grow to 52 points, and brought fears that the economic recovery has slowed down.

There was more optimistic message of the Ministry of Labor (US Department of Labor), under which the rate of labor productivity in the United States in non-agricultural sectors in the III quarter of 2009., On the final data, seasonally adjusted rose by 8,1% compared with the previous quarter. Analysts expect that growth will be more significant (8.6%). At the same time better than analysts’ forecasts was the report of the U.S. Department of Commerce (US Department of Commerce) to reduce the number of initial applications for unemployment insurance during the week of 5 thousand – up to 457 thousand, analysts expect this figure will be 485 thousand

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The market review for December, 1st

nyse — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:27:05 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. ended on 30 November 2009. increase in the leading index, as concerns about the negative impact of credit problems in Dubai on the world economy began to weaken. Statement by the UAE Government’s intention to support its banks contributed to the growth of quotations of the financial sector companies. Restraining influence on the market has had a record of the National Federation of the U.S. retailers, according to which, sales of retail chains over the past holiday weekend proved to be less than last year’s figures for the same period.

Against this background, on the basis of trades declined quotations retail sector companies, including shares of the world’s largest retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (-0.2%) And securities of a smaller rival Target Corp (-2,4%).

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The market review for November, 30st

nyse — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 18:32:15 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. on November 27 closed reduction of the leading indexes. Negative news from Dubai (UAE) frightened investors and led to the fall of quotations of a number of major American companies – one of the largest investment companies in the UAE – Dubai World – has asked creditors to delay debt repayment, estimated to be worth $ 60 billion Dubai World (owned by the Government of Dubai ), on account of which a number of successful projects on construction of facilities in the desert, asked for a stay of six months.

News from Dubai provoked a significant fall in quotations on global stock markets, and the American market was no exception.

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Dubai Debt May Be Higher Than $80 Billion, UBS Analysts Say

nyse — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:59:02 +0000

Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) — Dubai, the Persian Gulf emirate whose state-run companies are seeking to defer debt payments, may owe more than the $80 billion to $90 billion in liabilities assumed by investors, UBS AG analysts said in a note.

“Perhaps Dubai’s debt includes sizeable off-balance sheet liabilities that imply a total debt burden well above the $80 billion to $90 billion markets have estimated so far,” real estate analyst Saud Masud wrote in a note yesterday. “This could imply that the debt issued by Dubai in recent weeks is insufficient to meet upcoming redemptions.”

Dubai, which has said it will raise as much as $20 billion selling bonds to repay borrowings, said on Nov. 25 that state- run Dubai World, with $59 billion of liabilities, would ask creditors for a “standstill” agreement as it negotiates to extend debt maturities.
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The market review for November, 25st

nyse — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:07:11 +0000

Trading in stocks in the U.S. on November 24 2009. major indices closed lower against the background of macroeconomic news. Not met the expectations of analysts revised data on the dynamics of U.S. GDP in III quarter of 2009. According to a report before the U.S. Department of Commerce (United States Department of Commerce), compared to last quarter grew by 2.8%, up 0.7 percentage points lower than the preliminary GDP data published by 29 October 2009. Analysts expect U.S. gross domestic product in July – September 2009. grow by 2,9%.

More positive was the report of the research organization Conference Board’s index of consumer confidence in the U.S.. According to the report, this index increased in November at 0.8 points – to 49.5 points. It was expected that the index would be 47.7 points.

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The market review for November, 24st

nyse — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:42:47 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. on November 23 leading indexes closed higher on the background of macroeconomic statistics. With optimism investors viewed the data of the National Association of realtors on the number of sales of houses in the secondary market in the U.S. in October 2009. That exceeded expectations. Annual volume (for the last 12 months) sales of houses on the secondary housing market in the United States in October 2009. annualized seasonally adjusted grew by 10,1% and amounted to 6.1 million units. Analysts expect that figure for the past month was 5.7 million units. In addition, the market rumors that the Federal Reserve System (FRS), the U.S. intends in the near term to keep the discount rate at a record low level, which contributes to the positive sentiment among investors.

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The market review for November, 23st

nyse — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:39:19 +0000

Stock trades in the United States were closed on November 20 leading indexes lower. Market participants without enthusiastic at the financial reports of a number of American companies. In addition, amid falling prices for gold and oil companies’ shares have fallen in price of energy and mining sectors.

In particular, shares of one of the world’s largest manufacturers of personal computers – the company Dell Inc. fallen in price on the basis of trades by 10% against the background of the publication of the report for the III quarter 2009-2010 financial year. According to published indicators, net income Dell Inc. in III quarter 2009-2010 financial year amounted to 337 million dollars, while revenues in the reporting period reached 12.9 billion U.S. market participants are not optimistic about the company’s financial performance, not justified forecasts of analysts. At 15,4% in trading securities have fallen in price in the largest U.S. builder – the company DRHorton Inc., Also published the financial figures, not justified forecasts of analysts.
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The market review for November, 17st

nyse — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:56:04 +0000

Stock trades in the U.S. on November 16 2009. culminated in the growth of leading indexes. Investors are pleased as news of macroeconomics, and statement by the head of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) the USA Ben Bernanke that in the near future have the opportunity to hold the refinancing rate at its current level. According to him, in the foreseeable future, inflation is not expected, while next year the U.S. economy will grow, despite several negative factors.

According to the U.S. Department of Commerce (US Department of Commerce), the volume of retail sales in the country was above forecasts of experts, and in October 2009. compared with the previous month increased by 1,4% – to 347.48 billion dollars, while analysts expect its growth to 0,9%. According to the Ministry of Trade, published after the commencement of the trading session, stocks of manufactured goods, components and semi-finished products to U.S. stores in September 2009. decreased by 0,4% compared with August 2009., while analysts predicted decline of this indicator on 0,8% in monthly terms. (...)
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The market review for November, 13st

nyse — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:26:24 +0000

Stock trades in the United States ended Nov. 12 with the leading indexes declining annual maximums. In early trading indices alternately dropped, then rose, but then went into the red zone. Quotes of the company was headed by reducing the energy sector. , Caused data U.S. Department of Energy (US Department of Energy) on oil, trade stocks for a week from 31 October to 6 November 2009. increased more significantly than expected – by 1.8 million barrels. and amounted to 337.7 million barrels. Against this background, at 1.4% down share prices in the world’s largest oil company, ExxonMobil, as well as its smaller rival Chevron, while the paper ConocoPhilips fell 1.8%. (...)
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The market review for November, 11st

nyse — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:36:59 +0000

Stock trades in the United States were closed on November 10 countervailing change leading indexes. The main factor that influenced the outcome of the meeting, was the publication of financial statements of a number of American companies. In the banking sector is worth noting improvement quotes Bank of America Corp. (1.65%) appeared on the background of news British bank HSBC to reduce the level of arrears on consumer credit in the United States.

In the Green Zone ended in bidding for the world’s largest insurance company American International Group Inc. (3.90%) amid reports from the agency Moody’s Investors Service. According to analysts Moody’s, AIG in the near future be able to pay received from the Federal Reserve System (FRS), the U.S. loan and pay off most of the debt owed to the Ministry of Finance (Unites States Department of the Treasury) to exit from a crisis situation.(...)
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The market review for November, 10st

nyse — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:20:36 +0000

Stock trades in the United States ended on November 9 the leading index increased on average by 2%. Investors with optimism have reacted to the outcome of the meeting of finance ministers “big Twenties” (G20), which was decided on further measures to stimulate the economy. This gave impetus to financial sector companies, led by banks, Citigroup Inc. (+3,2%), Which the Government supported the $ 45 billion, and Bank of America Corp. (+4.8%), The largest U.S. bank by total assets. Among the companies in the mining sector growth were the leaders of the largest U.S. gold producer Barrick Gold Corp., Whose shares went up by 3,3%, and one of the world’s largest mededobyvayuschih company Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., Quotes which increased by 4, 6%. The reason for the growth of quotations was the increase in metals prices. (...)
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