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U.S. Stocks: correct with Europe, before Cisco issues its results
Wall StreetCorrectson Wednesday, European still be worried. U.S. traders will be very sensitive to the financial publications of Cisco. The DJIA drops to 1.07% currently 12,794 points, while the Nasdaq drops from 1.11% to 2,914 pts. According to the...
| Recent advances in the global economy are very fragile, said Tuesday Naoyuki Shinohara, Deputy Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), warned against a new escalation of the crisis in the euro area. The economic indicators last year showe... |
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U.S. Economy: wholesale inventories up
According to the U.S. government on Wednesday, stocks of wholesalers in the U.S. for March 2012 increased 0.3% from the previous month, against 0.6% consensus and after 0.9% in February.... - +
U.S. Economy: industrial orders down in March
According to the U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday, factory orders for March 2012 fell 1.5% from the previous month, against 1.6% of market consensus. Moreover, the increase of 1.3% in February was revised downward to 1.1%....
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| Wall StreetCorrectson Wednesday, European still be worried. U.S. traders will be very sensitive to the financial publications of Cisco. The DJIA drops to 1.07% currently 12,794 points, while the Nasdaq drops from 1.11% to 2,914 pts. According to the... |
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U.S. Stocks: correct with Europe, before Cisco issues its results
Wall StreetCorrectson Wednesday, European still be worried. U.S. traders will be very sensitive to the financial publications of Cisco. The DJIA drops to 1.07% currently 12,794 points, while the Nasdaq drops from 1.11% to 2,914 pts. According to the... - +
Wall Street ended down before the U.S. monthly employment issued
U.S. stocks ended lower on Thursday as investors showed caution on the eve of the release of monthly employment figures as indicators of the day gave mixed signals about economic recovery in the U.S. . The Dow Jones. DJI lost 0.47% or 61.98 points,... - +
U.S. stocks open lower, anxious for employment in the U.S.
The NYSE retreated in early trading on Wednesday, anxious for employment in the United States after an indicator showing a sharp slowdown in hiring in the private sector in April, the Dow Jones dropped by 0.42% and the Nasdaq 0.26%. Around 9:55 a.m.... - +
U.S. Stocks open higher after disappointing GDP figures published
Wall Street opened higher on Friday, the publication of statistics of U.S. GDP lower than expected, did not scared investorsfinally. The trend is supported by results that the majority are above expectations. In early trade, the Dow Jones took 0.21%... - +
Wall Street opens down, disappointed by the results of IBM and Intel
The New York Stock Exchange opened lower on Wednesday, disappointed by the publication of quarterly results from the two computergiantsIBM and Intel: the Dow Jones dropped by 0.37% and the Nasdaq 0.06%. Around 9:45 a.m. EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial...
| The NYSE was changing down sharply on Friday, disappointed by the monthly figures of employment in the United States and holding its breath at the approach of elections in France and Greece: the Dow Jones fell by 1.21% and Nasdaq 1.89%. Around 12:15... |
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U.S. Stocks fall sharply, disappointed by the U.S. Employment
The NYSE was changing down sharply on Friday, disappointed by the monthly figures of employment in the United States and holding its breath at the approach of elections in France and Greece: the Dow Jones fell by 1.21% and Nasdaq 1.89%. Around 12:15... - +
The stock of Air France-KLM is still very low
Despite the sharp contraction of the Empire State manufacturing index of the New York Fed, the European indices managed to recover. In Paris, some actions are however very low, like Air France-KLM which comes in contact with all time low....
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The Fund and the dirty oil: exaggerating the IREC
It is a small firebrand that come to seem researchers ric Pineault and Francois L'Italien about the weighting of investments of the Caisse de depot in companies related to oil sands. According to figures from the IREC, in the summer, for the Caisse... - +
Nike: the dividend earns a size
Nike announced yesterday raise its quarterly dividend 16% to 36 cents a share in cash, the first coupon payable is increased to 3 January 2012, to shareholders of record on December 5....
| Blow test for General Motors, which announced Wednesday it plans to sell its plant in Strasbourg, after an unsuccessful attempt in 2008. The automaker is also looking for investors to maintain the activity of the site, which manufactures transmissio... |
| Starbucks opened down Friday at the New York Stock Exchange after unveiling yesterday evening in quarterly results with no surprises. The American chain of gourmet coffee has recorded its second fiscal quarter ended April 1, a net profit of 309.9 mi... |
| Volkswagen has further increased its stake in truck manufacturer MAN, as part of its planned merger of its two main activities of trucks. The German automotive group now owns 73% of the shares of MAN and 71.08% of the total capital, MAN announced in... |
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| The euro remained on a downward trend against the dollar Monday, the risks to the debt financing of several countries in the euro area, notably Spain and Italy, continue to dilute the risk appetite of investors. Around 10:00 GMT, the euro bought 1.3... |
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The euro declined against the dollar as investors worried about the euro area
The euro remained on a downward trend against the dollar Monday, the risks to the debt financing of several countries in the euro area, notably Spain and Italy, continue to dilute the risk appetite of investors. Around 10:00 GMT, the euro bought 1.3... - +
The euro up sharply against the dollar with U.S. inflation
The euro set off again on the rise against the dollar Friday, climbing above $ 1.31, after the release of U.S. indicators are likely to moderate the expectations of traders to see the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) tightening monetary policy earlier tha...