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19.09.2012
19:01
Dow 13,614 +49 +0.36%, Nasdaq 3,188 +10 +0.32%, S&P 500 1,465 +6 +0.39%
17:19
European stocks close:

 

European stocks climbed, halting a two-day decline, after the Bank of Japan joined the Federal Reserve in opting for further asset purchases to support the economy and housing starts climbed in the U.S.

European stocks climbed after Japan’s central bank unexpectedly expanded its asset-purchase target by 10 trillion yen ($128 billion) as it seeks to avoid a contraction in the world’s third-largest economy.

National benchmark indexes advanced in 14 of the 18 western-European markets. Germany’s DAX added 0.6 percent, France’s CAC 40 gained 0.5 percent, and the U.K.’s FTSE 100 rose 0.4 percent.

Porsche jumped 7.2 percent to 46.30 euros after the Braunschweig Regional Court dismissed the lawsuits. Porsche has faced multiple legal challenges since it disclosed on Oct. 26, 2008 that it controlled 74.1 percent of VW, partly through options, and was seeking to take over the company.

Inditex rose 3.7 percent to 95.31 euros after the owner of the Zara and Massimo Dutti chains reported a 32 percent jump in first-half net income to 944 million euros ($1.23 billion). The average estimate of 13 analysts compiled by Bloomberg had called for profit of 893.5 million euros. Sales for the six months through July gained 17 percent.

16:02
European stocks closed in plus: FTSE 100 5,888.48 +20.32 +0.35%, CAC 40 3,531.82 +19.13 +0.54%, DAX 7,390.76 +43.07 +0.59%
13:36
US Stocks open: Dow 13,575.17 +10.53 +0.08%, Nasdaq 3,178.07 +0.27 +0.01%, S&P 1,459.98 +0.66 +0.05%
13:31
FTSE 100 5,873.41 +5.25 +0.09% CAC 40 3,525.7 +13.01 +0.37% DAX 7,365.66 +17.97 +0.24%
13:29
Before the bell: S&P futures +0.18%, Nasdaq futures +0.17%

 

 

U.S. stock-index futures slightly rose as data showed new housing construction rose and the Bank of Japan increased its asset-purchase target.

Global Stocks:

Nikkei  9,232.21 +108.44 +1.19%

Hang Seng 20,841.91 +239.98 +1.16%
Shanghai Composite 2,067.83 +8.29 +0.40%
FTSE  5,876.12 +7.96 +0.14%
CAC  3,527.65 +14.96 +0.43%
DAX 7,368.61 +20.92 +0.28%
Crude oiul $94.60 -0,72%
Gold $1775.60 +0.25%

13:09
Upgrades and downgrades of Dow Jones Industrial components before the market open:

DuPont (DD) was initiated with Sector Perform at RBC Capital.

10:15
European stock indexes traded different directions

Growth of the major indexes opened trading in Europe, but at the moment indices show a mixed performance. Today, the ECB held an auction to provide dollar liquidity to the tune of 3.72 billion dollars at 0.64% for 7 days. Data on the volume of construction in the euro zone at an annual rate in July showed a decline of -4.7%.

FTSE 100 5,870.39 +2.23 +0.04%

CAC 40 3,507.68 -5.01 -0.14%

DAX 7,339.65 -8.04 -0.11%

Inditex SA shares gained 2.3% after the largest clothing retailer in the world reported an increase in revenue. Paper Lonmin Plc rose 3.9% after reaching an agreement with the payment of workers at its mines in South Africa. Porsche SE gained 5% after a German court dismissed two lawsuits alleging that the automaker manipulated stock prices in 2008.

09:10
Asia Pacific stocks close:

 

 

Asian stocks rose, with a regional benchmark index poised to close at the highest level since May, as the Bank of Japan boosted asset purchases, joining moves by the Federal Reserve last week to stimulate economic growth.

Nikkei 225 9,232.21 +108.44 +1.19%

S&P/ASX 200 4,418.4 +23.67 +0.54%

Shanghai Composite 2,060.13 +0.59 +0.03%

JFE Holdings Inc., Japan’s second-biggest steelmaker, climbed 2.1 percent after the BOJ moved to prevent a rising yen from undermining an economic recovery.

Nissan Motor Co. advanced 3.7 percent, recovering some of yesterday’s losses, as the carmaker resumed production in China after violent protests targeting Japanese companies in a dispute over control of a group of islands.

Japan Airlines Co. rose 1.1 percent on its first day of trading following the largest initial public offering since Facebook Inc.

 

 

08:48
FTSE 100 5,695.7 +37.84 +0.67%,CAC 40 3,430.91 +25.12 +0.74%, DAX 7,030.63 +65.94 +0.95%
06:59
Stocks: Tuesday’s review

 

 

Asian stocks fell as rising tensions between Japan and China pushed down shares of Tokyo- listed companies from Honda Motor Co. to Fast Retailing Co. amid signs of slowing growth in the U.S. and a worsening European debt crisis.

Nikkei 225 9,123.77 -35.62 -0.39%

S&P/ASX 200 4,394.7 -7.83 -0.18%

Shanghai Composite 2,059.54 -18.96 -0.91%

BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s largest mining company, slid 0.6 percent in Sydney as metal prices dropped.

Fast Retailing, Asia’s biggest apparel chain, tumbled 7 percent, in Tokyo as it was forced to shut stores in China amid anti-Japanese protests.

Hokuriku Electric Power Co. surged 6.4 percent after a Japanese government minister signaled he has no plans to stop construction of nuclear reactors.


European stocks declined the most in two weeks as investors bet that the rally in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index to a 15-month high overshot the economic outlook and prospects for corporate earnings.

German investor confidence rose for the first time in five months in September, a report showed today.

The ZEW Center for European Economic Research in Mannheim said its index of investor and analyst expectations, which aims to predict economic developments six months in advance, climbed to minus 18.2 from minus 25.5 in August. Economists forecast a gain to minus 20.

National benchmark indexes fell in 15 of the 18 western European markets. Germany’s DAX slid 0.8 percent, while the U.K.’s FTSE 100 lost 0.4 percent. France’s CAC 40 dropped 1.2 percent.

Akzo Nobel dropped 5.5 percent to 46.16 euros, the biggest decline since September 2011. Buechner will take leave for one month to recuperate from fatigue on the advice of his doctor, Amsterdam-based Akzo said. He plans to return in the first half of October and Chief Financial Officer Keith Nichols will be the point-person in the interim period.

Aviva lost 4 percent to 344.9 pence. Deutsche Bank AG downgraded the stock to hold from buy and Bank of America Corp. cut its rating to underperform, the equivalent of sell, from neutral.


Against the background of remission of euphoria about the launch of a new round of quantitative easing, the U.S. stock indices, a tender without a trend.

The pressure on the index was lowering earnings forecast by FedEx (FDX), which provides mail, courier and other logistics services worldwide. The company lowered its earnings forecast for the full fiscal year to a range of $ 6.20-$ 6.60 per share. Average market forecast of $ 7.25.

Today, FedEx has published its financial report for the 1st quarter of the fiscal year, which ended Aug. 31. The company's profit for the period was $ 1.45 per share. The average market forecast was $ 1.40.

Earlier, on September 4 FedEx lowered its forecast for earnings for the 1st quarter to a range of $ 1.37-$ 1.43.

The financial results of FedEx perceived by market participants as a barometer of the economic situation, as delivery services used by companies in all sectors.

Decrease in futures constrained data released by the Ministry of Finance on the inflow of capital, which results in July were higher than forecast ($ 67.0 billion vs. $ 45.3 billion and the value of the June $ 9.3 billion).

In the composition of the index DOW components showed mixed performance. Leaders are stocks Kraft Foods (KFT, +1.83%). More than the others fell in the share price Alcoa (AA, -0.94%).

Key economic sectors also showed a mixed trend. More than other health sector increased (+0.4%). Stronger than the other fell into the price of the financial sector (-0.6%).

Office furniture manufacturer HNI sank 15.1% after management reported that third-quarter adjusted earnings will be less than the previous forecast of its own by a decline in demand for products.

Quotes manufacturer of slot machines WMS Industries fell by 6.7% on a downgrade by analysts shares Deutsche Bank, which referred to the aggressive use of credit and the increasing dependence on non-core activities.

06:00
European bourses are initially seen trading narrowly mixed on Wednesday: the FTSE lower by 1, the DAX up 6 and the CAC up 2.
05:20
Stocks. Daily history for Sep 18'2012:

Change % Change Last

 

Nikkei 225 9,123.77 -35.62 -0.39%

S&P/ASX 200 4,394.7 -7.83 -0.18%

Shanghai Composite 2,059.54 -18.96 -0.91%

FTSE 100 5,868.16 -25.36 -0.43%

CAC 40 3,512.69 -41.00 -1.15%

DAX 7,347.69 -56.00 -0.76%

Dow 13,565 +12 +0.09%

Nasdaq 3,178 -1 -0.02%

S&P 500 1,459 -2 -0.15%

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