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 – 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 [...]
New York Market Commentary – 27 Oct 2010
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged Carlyle Group, Comcast, CommScope, ConocoPhillips, Dr Pepper, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, durable goods, earnings, European MarketScope, Fed, home sales, international markets, International Paper, linkedin, markets, MarketScope, New York, pre-market commentary, Procter & Gamble, QE, quantitative easing, Snapple, Symantec, Visa, Wall Street, Whirlpool, WTI, WTI crude on October 27, 2010 | 1 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, 13:09 GMT Wall Street looks set to open in the red, as a rising dollar sends US stock futures and commodities lower. WTI trades at US$81.82/bbl, -0.88% below the settle. The greenback recovered from its recent [...]
New York Market Commentary – 23 Sept 2010
Posted in Business, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged continuous claims, European MarketScope, General Motors, initial claims, jobless claims, linkedin, MarketScope, McDonalds, New York, Nike, pre-market commentary, Red Hat, shares, Starbucks, stocks, United States, Wall Street on September 23, 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 23 September 2010, 13:04 GMT Wall Street is set for a lower start, as disappointing macro data in the US and Europe depress investor sentiment further. Initial claims rose by 12k on last week’s revised figure [...]
UK Food Retail To See Benign 2H10/11 – Citigroup
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, France, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United Kingdom, tagged Carrefour, Citigroup, Europe, European MarketScope, food retail, France, Inflation, international markets, linkedin, markets, MarketScope, Morrison, Sainsbury's, Tesco, United Kingdom on September 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
One of today’s Special studies I have written for S&P European MarketScope: UK FOOD RETAIL TO SEE BENIGN 2H10/11 – CITIGROUP – original published 09 September 2010, 10:17 GMT Citigroup expects benign 2H10/11 results for UK’s food retailers as food inflation picks up. However, adds that in 1Q the UK VAT rise is a risk factor. Says [...]
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New York Market Commentary – 03 Nov 2010
Posted in Business, Europe, European MarketScope, Finance, Market News, Stefanie Linhardt, United States, tagged markets, international markets, MarketScope, European MarketScope, United States, Wall Street, New York, pre-market commentary, WTI, WTI crude, Potash Corp, BHP Billiton, FOMC, Fed, QE, quantitative easing, earnings, Republicans, Democrats, mid-term elections, House of Representatives, ADP employment, private employment, Senate, US, ISM non-manufacturing PMI, Time Warner, CVS Caremark, Wellpoint, Aetna, Pulte Group, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co, News Corp, Prudential Financial, Whole Foods, BioGen Indec, Potash, Phosagro, Canadian government, QE2 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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