Today’s New York Pre-Market Commentary I have written for S&P European MarketScope: New York Market Commentary – original published 18 October 2010, 13:11 GMT US futures point to a mixed start on Wall Street, as investors remain cautious over the state of the economy and ahead of a flurry of earnings results including APPLE’s and IBM’s. Meanwhile, Dallas [...]
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New York Market Commentary – 18 Oct 2010
Posted in Business, European MarketScope, Finance, London, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged AIA, AIG, American International Group, Apple, Basel III, Ben Bernanke, Citi, Citigroup, CNBC, commodities, Fed, Halliburton, Hasbro, IBM, linkedin, markets, Mattel, NAHB housing survey, New York, Northeast Utilities, NSTAR, pre-market commentary, Richard Fisher, United States, Wall Street, WTI crude, Zions Bancorp on October 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
New York Market Commentary – 12 Oct 2010
Posted in Business, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged Avon Products, Blackstone Group, Business, commodities, Dynegy, Fastenal, Fed, FOMC, Intel, King Pharmaceuticals, linkedin, New York, Pfizer, pre-market commentary, United States, Visa, Wall Street, WTI, WTI crude on October 12, 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 12 October 2010, 12:57 GMT US stock futures point to a negative start on Wall Street, ahead of today’s release of the FOMC meeting minutes from 21 September, which should provide markets with more clues on how policymakers intend [...]
New York Market Commentary – 05 Oct 2010
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged American Express, Bank of Japan, BHP Billiton, Chevron, commodities, Conference Board of Canada, copper, gold, markets, MasterCard, New York, oil, Pizza Hut, Potash Corp, pre-market commentary, Sinochem, Taco Bell, United States, Visa, Wall Street, WTI, WTI crude, Yum! Brands on October 5, 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 05 October 2010, 12:58 GMT US stock futures suggest a higher start on Wall Street, after announcements by the Bank of Japan and Australia’s central bank surprise investors. The BoJ plans to pump more funds into its struggling economy and [...]
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New York Market Commentary – 28 Oct 2010
Posted in Business, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged Colgate-Palmolive, commodities, continuous claims, dollar, Dow Chemical, earnings, earnings reports, European MarketScope, Expedia, Exxon Mobil, Google, initial claims, international markets, jobless claims, linkedin, markets, MarketScope, Microsoft, Moody's, Motorola, New York, oil, pre-market commentary, profits, Symantec, Visa, Wall Street, WTI, WTI crude on October 28, 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 27 October 2010, 13:03 GMT US futures indicate a higher start on Wall Street, with strong earnings reports and promising jobless data boosting positive investor sentiment. Both initial claims and continuous claims fell for the week to 434k and [...]
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