The market review for December, 7st

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 October, 23st

Stock trades in the U.S. on Oct. 22 closed the growth of leading indexes against corporate news. With optimism investors viewed the financial report of the company McDonald’s, according to which its net profit on the basis of III quarter 2009. increased by 6% to 1.26 billion dollars, while revenues declined by 4% and amounted to 6.05 billion dollars Against this background, stock quotes, McDonald’s rose by 2%.

Also on the background of the publication of the quarterly report, which surpassed analysts’ expectations, shares have risen in price telecommunications company AT & T (+0,6%). In addition, after the publication overcomes the expectations of analysts reporting on the growth of net profit in the III quarter at 77.5% share price chemical concern Dow Chemical rose by 3,76%. In addition, the shares have risen in price American Express (+3,8%), because, according to analysts from Moody’s, the number of defaults on credit cards in the country has decreased. read more

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The market review for September, 16st

Stock trades in the U.S. ended Sept. 15 increase in the leading indices. Substantial support for market was released before the session of the macroeconomic indicators. In particular, the U.S. Department of Commerce (US Department of Commerce) reported that retail sales in the country in August 2009. increased by 2,7% compared with July and amounted to 351.42 billion U.S. This growth was most significant for the last three years. Analysts expect that figure to increase by 2%.

Simultaneously, the Ministry of Labor (US Department of Labor) reported that industrial prices (index PPI) in August 2009. increased relative to the previous month by 1,7%. Analysts expected rate increase only 0.8%. After the beginning of the session were released and the data on stocks of manufactured goods, components and semi-finished products in storehouses USA. According to the report of the Ministry of trade of the country, the figure in July 2009. decreased by 1% compared to the previous month. Analysts expected decline of 0.9% in monthly terms. read more

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The market review for September, 2st

Stock trades in the United States were closed on September 1 decline leading indexes as investors worried that the largest companies of the U.S. financial sector in the near future to report on the new statement. Against this background, on the basis of trades most notably cheaper shares of financial companies.

Thus, by 4,8% in trading securities cheaper bank Wells Fargo & Co. On sale investors are not deterred even the management of the bank statement of intent in the near future to return the public financing, which Wells Fargo has attracted to the maintenance of liquidity. In addition, 6,4% and 9,2%, respectively, cheaper bank shares Bank of America and Citigroup Inc.

21% collapsed on the basis of bidding quotes the world’s largest insurance company American International Group Inc., After analysts from Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. lowered the recommendation on shares of companies with “at market” to “below market” due to their large overbought. At 17,6% and 17%, respectively, on the basis of trading shares cheaper mortgage brokers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the cost of which for the last month went up at times. read more

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