Fri. January 02, 2009
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Reuters
January 2, 2009
MIWD00000PUS 403.25 355.40 227.68 -43.54 MSCI Emerging
markets .MSCIEF 1245.06 1087.12 567.04 -54.48 S&P 500 .SPX 1468.36 1280.00 903.25 -38.49 Dow Jones . ...
Bloomberg
January 2, 2009
2 (Bloomberg) -- Asian money-
market rates dropped, extending last year's declines, as
global risk aversion abated and banks met their year-end liquidity ...
Hürriyet
January 2, 2009
29 unleashed a new wave of selling in
global markets, as
market players understood fully the severity of the situation. As interbank borrowing almost halted ...
Reuters
January 2, 2009
By Dominic Lau
London, Jan 2 (Reuters) - World
stock markets opened the new year with gains on Friday after a dismal 2008, while the dollar rose against ...
USA Today
January 2, 2009
By Theresa Howard,
USA TODAY NEW YORK - With trendy
sports apparel and shoes outselling true performance and athletic products, Adidas will go
global in ...
Bloomberg
January 2, 2009
China's CSI 300 Index, the biggest gainer in 2007 among 89
global stock markets tracked by Bloomberg, slid 66 percent last year, the first annual decline ...
MSNBC
January 2, 2009
The NASDAQ
global Select
market has the highest initial listing standards of any exchange in the world, based on financial and liquidity requirements. ...
Forbes
December 31, 2008
But prices plunged as each crop produced bumper yields and crude oil
markets collapsed. Grains fell further as
global stock markets tumbled, ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
Dollars & Sense
December 31, 2008
From October 2007 to October 2008, US listed
corporations lost 38 per cent of their
market capitalization, while the
global market lost 46 percent. ...
Reuters
December 31, 2008
About $14 trillion in
market capitalization was erased from world
stock markets in 2008 in the wake of the worst credit crisis since the Great Depression of ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
Gold's gains this year were limited as the credit crisis forced investors to sell commodities to cover losses in other
markets. The metal is down 14 percent ...
guardian.co.uk
December 31, 2008
For a table showing global market moves in 2008 see [ID:nLU75321] The crisis of 2008 has radically changed the financial landscape, bringing down US ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
"Commodity prices are off a bit after the weak consumer sentiment data in
the US refocused the
market on the
global slump," said Adam Carr, ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
The loonie was one of 13 of 16 major currencies that fell against
the US greenback as investors sought relative safety from the slumping
global economy. ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
...
market during more than 25 years in the business. A freeze in
global credit markets this year drove municipal borrowing costs to unprecedented levels. ...
Reuters
December 31, 2008
By Rafael Nam
Hong Kong, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Asian shares rounded out their worst year ever on Wednesday, down 50 percent after 12 months of
financial market ...
ForexTV.com
December 31, 2008
World Equity
markets End 2008 Down More Than 30% ? US Initial Jobless Claims Fall Sharply, Continuing Claims Rise ? Milwaukee ISM Manufacturing Falls in ...
Reuters
December 31, 2008
global credit markets are showing some signs of improvement, but banks remain reluctant to lend to
businesses and consumers, fearing a rash of bad loans as ...
Bloomberg
December 31, 2008
global stock markets lost about half of their value in 2008, or $30.1 trillion dollars. In
the US, $7.2 trillion of shareholder value was wiped off the ...
Seeking Alpha
December 31, 2008
First, a quick review of the
stock market scoreboard. The MSCI World Index and the MSCI Emerging
markets Index have improved by 18.7% and 21.9% respectively ...
Seeking Alpha
December 31, 2008
US
markets, despite seeing the largest destruction of absolute wealth in history, actually fared better than most other
global markets/indexes. ...
Forbes
December 31, 2008
Forbes
December 30, 2008
Heartland shares fell 1.5 percent to $16.25 while
global Payment shares were up 0.8 percent to $32.78. Shares of Savient Pharmaceuticals surged on Tuesday ...
Economist
December 30, 2008
Houston Chronicle
December 30, 2008
But they also suggest a broader shift in focus by the nation's refiners, from
the US-centered gasoline business to the faster-growing
global diesel
market. ...
Daily FX
December 30, 2008
I personally believe that
global stock markets will continue their declines through 2009, but extreme trough-to-peak volatility makes it difficult to ...
Bloomberg
December 30, 2008
30 (Bloomberg) --
Japan stocks posted their biggest annual drop in 2008, a year punctuated with
market records as the
global recession and the surging yen ...
guardian.co.uk
December 30, 2008
stock market investors shrugged off US economic reports that were anything but celebratory heading into the final full trading day of 2008. ...
RGE Monitor
December 30, 2008
global stock markets fell by more than 50%; interest-rate spreads skyrocketed; a severe liquidity and credit crunch appeared; and many emerging-
market ...
New York Times
December 30, 2008
Investors are now fleeing
Gazprom stock, once such a favorite that it alone accounted for 2 percent of the Morgan Stanley index of
global emerging
market ...
Reuters
December 30, 2008
By Rafael Nam
Hong Kong, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Asian shares advanced for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, led again by resource firms that could ...
Press Trust of India
December 30, 2008
New Delhi, Dec 30 (PTI)
India is poised to emerge as a key international spender in the
global security
market, with an estimated spending of USD 9.7 ...
Reuters
December 30, 2008
"Problems in
financial markets are affecting the real economy across the world and
global growth is expected to be very weak in 2009," European Central Bank ...
Reuters
December 30, 2008
It was the last trading day of the year for some
financial markets.
Japan's Nikkei average .N225 closed with a 42 percent loss for 2008, the worst in its ...
Tehran Times
December 30, 2008
... and are, indeed, transforming the
global energy market: a massive rise in oil demand from emerging
markets; a lack of
OPEC and non-OPEC spare capacity ...
