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  • Arthi Gupta
  • 09 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

French non-farm payrolls rose and German labor costs increased in the first quarter. The GDP in many nations in the euro-zone expanded in the first quarter. Greek economic growth in the first quarter was revised lower to 0.2%.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The U.S. indexes declined for the sixth day in a row as economic worries gain momentum. The latest regional survey from the Fed indicated slow economic recovery across the nation. Crude oil declined after the OPEC left production quota unchanged. Visa and MasterCard fell.

  • Mukesh Buch
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

ABM Industries second quarter net income surged 65%. Ciena second quarter net loss narrowed. Layne swung to quarterly profit. Ryder System acquired England based Hill Hire plc. Verint Systems quarterly net loss narrowed.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The UK indexes fell after reports of rating downgrade. The UK job growth slowed and shop price inflation eased in May. Punch Taverns surged 7.2% after the company said it is on track to meet full-year expectations.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The U.S. indexes traded lower ahead of the release of regional economy survey from the Fed. The World Bank forecasted slowdown in growth in developing economies. U.S. consumer credit rose more than estimated in April and mortgage applications declined. Avaya planned to file for $1 billion IPO.

  • Nigel Thomas
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

Stocks in Tokyo edged higher as the yen strengthened. Utilities stocks declined on the worries that regulatory oversight may delay restart of 54 nuclear plants after inspection scheduled in spring. Nintendo dropped 6% on heavy volume.

  • Marcus Jacob
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

Australian stocks declined for the third day this week and extended losses in the fourth week in a row. The dollar edged lower and commodities prices generally closed down. David Jones and JB Hi-Fi fell to two year lows. Stockland and Westfiled put properties for sale.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The European indexes edged lower after comments from the U.S. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke yesterday. AXA Private Equity agreed to acquire $1.7 billion buyout fund assets from Citigroup. Total sold Gassled stake to Silex Gas Norway for NOK 4.64 billion.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 08 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

Euro area economy expanded 0.8% and Iceland''s economy rebounded 2% in the first quarter. Germany trade surplus fell and French trade deficit widened in April. Greek unemployment surged to 16.2%. Romanian industrial production slackened in April.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

U.S. stocks declined for the fifth day in a row and U.S. Treasury completed the sale of $32 billion of 3-year notes. Stocks pared early gains after Fed chairman estimated economic recovery in the second half. In Europe, retail sales increased and Germany indicated higher orders in April.

  • Mukesh Buch
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

Booz Allen fourth quarter net more than tripled. G-III Apparel said quarterly net loss of narrowed. Navistar second quarter net income increased to $74 million. Talbots swung to quarterly profit. Temple-Inland rejects unsolicited takeover proposal from International Paper.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The UK indexes climbed after retail sales fell and home price rose in May. Irish property prices declined in April. BP plc may sell some of its 50% stake in TNK-BP joint venture to Russia based Rosneft.

  • Arthi Gupta
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

U.S. indexes gained ahead of Fed Reserve Chairman Bernanke''s speech. The Food and Agriculture Organization forecasted high food prices for this year and next. NBCUniversal agreed to buy Blackstone''s stake in Universal Orlando for $1.03 billion. Temple-Inland rejected bid from International Paper.

  • Devan Biswas
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

Stocks in Mumbai traded sideways but on a rising volume. Software services exporters closed higher on new order wins and automakers closed lower ahead of expected natural gas price increase as early as tomorrow. The rupee held firm.

  • Nigel Thomas
  • 07 Jun, 2011
  • New York City

The Nikkei benchmark index rebounded on the valuation discount but broader market traded in a tight range. Utilities and banks closed lower on the uncertainty related to Tokyo Electric Power. Automakers closed higher after Toyota scheduled earnings outlook conference on June 10.