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US Stock Market: Metals Mostly up Overnight

added: 08-04-2008

The market is down 21. Dow finished 3 points up. The Dow was up 124 in the morning with "good news" on the financial front. But a broad based pull back in the afternoon saw the market dip to be down 26 at its lowest. Still, happy to see some consolidation after the Dow's gain last week of 3.2% and a rise in the S&P of 7.8% off its March 10 low.

NYSE: Short Interest Increased

added: 07-04-2008

The NYSE Group, Inc. reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of March 31, 2008. Based on information received from members and member organizations, short interest increased to an all time high of 16,142,578,259 shares from 16,009,687,994 shares on March 14, 2008. This was an increase of 132,890,259 shares.

US Stock Market: Dow Jones Index was down 17

added: 07-04-2008

The market has started the flat with the market down 5. It has been up 24 at its best and down 14 at its low. A huge performance from the resources has been offset by big fall in the banks as ANZ announces a bigger than expected provision of "credit impairment". The SFE Futures suggested a 39 point rise in the market this morning.

European Stocks Rose Friday

added: 07-04-2008

In the US the Standard & Poor's 500 Index had its biggest weekly gain in more than two months. After the miserable first quarter, the market kicked higher, although the rally's strength looked to peter out by the time the worse than expected US jobs figures for March were released on Friday.

TSE: March IPO Market Summary and Outlook for April

added: 07-04-2008

Stock prices in Japan were weak in March as the yen strengthened. In the middle of the month, the yen rose sharply, climbing from more than ¥100 to the U.S. dollar to about ¥95 in a single night. This triggered a drop in the Nikkei Average to ¥11,860 during interday trading on March 17.

NYSE Euronext Business Summary for March 2008

added: 04-04-2008

NYSE Euronext (NYX) reported strong transaction volume growth in U.S. and European trading operations in March 2008, with double-digit increases in trading volume across all of NYSE Euronext’s products and exchanges compared to the same period in 2007 and year-todate. Additionally, NYSE Euronext’s cash equity exchanges in Europe and the U.S. achieved new all-time quarterly volume records for the quarter-ended March 31, 2008 with 103 million transactions and 191 billion shares traded, respectively.

World Stock Markets: Higher in Asia, Lower in Europe

added: 04-04-2008

World stock markets have ended with a mixed score: higher in Asia, lower in Europe and all but sideways in the US. For the second day in a row US markets finished with small gains of less than half a per cent: plenty of analysts are saying 'buy' the worst is over, but the euphoria of Tuesday doesn't seem to have taken deep root in investor sentiment.

US: Dow Jones Index Up 20

added: 04-04-2008

The market is finishing off the week in a "comfortable" mood - up 19. The SFE Futures suggested a 14 point rise in the market this morning. It's a bit like Christmas Day in the trenches. The OPES war has exhausted us all and football has broken out.

CME Group Reports First-Quarter 2008 Volume Averaged a Record 13.7 Million Contracts per Day, Up 32 Percent

added: 04-04-2008

CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse derivatives exchange, announced first-quarter 2008 volume averaged a record 13.7 million contracts per day, up 32 percent from first-quarter 2007.

International Monetary Fund Has Cut its Forecast for Global Growth

added: 03-04-2008

The market has done well this morning compared to Wall St and despite the 142 point rally yesterday - up 42 this morning. The SFE Futures suggested a 21 point rise in the market this morning reflecting a better performance from commodities overnight and a small drop in financials.

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