Today’s New York Pre-Market Commentary I have written for S&P European MarketScope: New York Market Commentary – original published 23 November 2010, 14:03 GMT US stock futures are sharply lower, as concerns over tensions on the Korean peninsula add to ongoing woes over eurozone debt and global currency issues. Reports of an exchange of fire between North and [...]
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New York Market Commentary – 23 Nov 2010
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, European Union, Finance, Ireland, Market News, Politics, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged Campbell Soup, common European currency, currency, debt, European MarketScope, European monetary union, European Union, eurozone, Fed, FOMC, GDP, Hewlett-Packard, Hormel Foods, Korea, linkedin, Medtronic, New York, North Korea, oil, Patterson Companies, South Korea, sovereign debt, stock futures, US futures, Wall Street, WTI, WTI crude on November 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
New York Market Commentary – 03 Nov 2010
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged ADP employment, Aetna, BHP Billiton, BioGen Indec, Canadian government, CVS Caremark, Democrats, earnings, European MarketScope, Fed, FOMC, House of Representatives, international markets, ISM non-manufacturing PMI, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co, markets, MarketScope, mid-term elections, New York, News Corp, Phosagro, Potash, Potash Corp, pre-market commentary, private employment, Prudential Financial, Pulte Group, QE, QE2, quantitative easing, Republicans, Senate, Time Warner, United States, US, Wall Street, Wellpoint, Whole Foods, WTI, WTI crude on November 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Today’s New York Pre-Market Commentary I have written for S&P European MarketScope: New York Market Commentary – original published 03 November 2010, 13:11 GMT US stock futures suggest a higher start on Wall Street, on much better than expected job-data and after the US mid-term election results. The Republicans have gained control of the House of Commons, while [...]
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