- 123jump.com Staff
- 21 Jan, 2010
- New York City
U.S. stocks traded lower after weekly jobless claims increased in the last week. Goldman Sachs quarterly net surged to $4.95 billion. Quarterly sales at Starbucks increased 4% and at eBay surged 16%. Commodities were on the decline after China reported a surge in economic expansion.
- 123jump.com Staff
- 21 Jan, 2010
- New York City
World indexes traded mixed after China reported a surge in its latest quarterly economic expansion. European composite index of manufacturing and services showed a slower growth in January. The euro declined 0.4% and Greek bonds rebounded.
- 123jump.com Staff
- 21 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Markets in Asia and Europe were on the defensive after China reported fourth quarter economic expansion of 10.7%. In 2009, economy grew at a rate of 8.7%, above 8% target rate. Metal prices fell in London trading on the worries that China will issue more measures to tighten lending.
- Mayank Mehta
- 21 Jan, 2010
- New York City
The Sensex index in India dropped 2.4% after wholesale inflation index surged and Larsen & Toubro lowered its sales outlook. Reserve Bank of India may be forced to increase rate at its meeting on Jan 29. Rupee declined. Kotak Mahindra quarterly net surges 153%.
- Mayank Mehta
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Markets in Hong Kong and Shanghai dropped sharply after regulators seek to curb lending by 22% in 2010. Home prices are expected to increase at least 10% in mainland China and Hong Kong. Property price index in Hong Kong surged 33% in 2009, leading the world real estate prices.
- Darlington Musarurwa
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Stocks in Japan traded flat as investors await earnings from banks, exporters and trading companies in few weeks. Resource stocks showed a negative bias. Japan demand for services fall 0.2% in November. Tokyo condo supply falls 16.8% in 2009.
- Darlington Musarurwa
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Australia
- Mayank Mehta
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Mumbai stocks closed flat as investors digest earnings. HDFC third quarter net profit increases 23% and quarterly net at India Infoline doubled. JSW Steel Ltd more than doubled on sales rise of 47%. Diamond exports in December increased 45% from a year ago.
- 123jump.com Staff
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
U.S. indexes followed lower world markets on weak commodities prices after Chinese regulators look for more ways to arrest rising real estate prices. China is looking to trim lending by 22% as the country prepares to withdraw stimulus and curb a rise in asset prices.
- Mayank Mehta
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
European indexes closed sharply lower on weak euro. Yields on Greek bonds increased and Greece plans to raise
- Mayank Mehta
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Weak commodities prices sent stocks in London lower, metals fell after Chinese banking regulator comments suggested a possible lending tightening. Electronics retailer Kesa Electricals declined after it reported weak sales in holiday period. William Hill, the bookmaker soared on sales rise of 6%.
- Mayank Mehta
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
CSX Corporation led the decliners in the S&P 500 index with a loss of 6.3%. The Charles Schwab Corp fourth quarter profit declines 47%. Bank of America loss widens to $5.2 billion and Bank of New York Mellon fourth quarter net jumps.
- 123jump.com Staff
- 20 Jan, 2010
- New York City
U.S. stocks traded lower after December housing starts declined 4% and completion fell 11.2%. Bank of America quarterly loss widened but loan loss provisions were elevated but stable. Wells Fargo swings to net income.
- Darlington Musarurwa
- 19 Jan, 2010
- New York City
Australian imports surges 7% to A$17 billion in December. Newcastle coal exports in the last week declined 16% from the previous week to 1.56 million tons. Flight Centre upgrades profit forecast between 60% and 80%.
- Darlington Musarurwa
- 19 Jan, 2010
- New York City
JAL Corp, once the largest airline in Asia filed bankruptcy protection with $25 billion of debt. JAL will be delisted from the TSE wiping out shareholders and tax payers will shoulder $4.5 billion of debt burden.