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Friday’s market movers review (LYG, ALU, CRIC)

Posted on November 25, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In this report: Llyods Banking Group (NYSE:LYG), Alcatel (NYSE:ALU) and China Real Estate Information (NASDAQ:CRIC).

Llyods Banking Group (NYSE:LYG) gained nearly 6 percent during trading on Friday as investors looking for underpriced investments stepped up and pushed European markets higher. …

Posted in Main Post, Reports | Tagged Alcatel, ALU. NYSE:ALU, analyst, banking, bonds, China Real Estate Information, concerns, CRIC, cut, downgraded, earnings, European, expectation, financial, firm, FTSE 100 inde, Goldman Sachs, invesmtents, investors, Italy, Llyods Banking Group, LYG, markets, Morgan Stanley, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:CRIC, NYSE, NYSE:LYG, policy makers, rating, report, stability, stock value, stocks, william blair | Comments Off

Euro posts gains against dollar while waiting on Slovakian vote

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Josie Middleton

The Euro gained against other major currencies on Tuesday on optimism that lawmakers in Slovakia will pass a bailout fund this week. The country is the only one of the 17 euro members to have turn down a revamped bailout …

Posted in Forex, Main Post | Tagged Analysts, bailout, Carl Forcheski, corporate, currencies, debt crisis, dollar, economists, economy, euro, finance, fund, Ivan Miklos, minister, optimism, policy makers, stocks, trders | Comments Off

Oil drops on OPEC report and Slovakian bailout fund vote

Posted on October 11, 2011 by pmarek

Oil dropped for the first time in six days on Tuesday as policy makers from Slovakia rejected a bailout fund that was aimed at helping the regions debt crisis. The country’s Prime Minister Iveta Radicova urged lawmakers to vote again …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged bailout funds, barrels, commodity, consumer, debt crisis, demand, euro, forecasted, global, growth, investors, lawmakers, Oil, OPEC, optimism, policy makers, Prime Minister, recession, report, slovakia | Comments Off

Oil prices rise as economy appears better than we expected

Posted on September 29, 2011 by pmarek

Oil gained over 2 percent on Thursday after improved economic news from the U.S. and Europe was released.

Two reports from the U.S. showed encouraging signs that the economy is doing better than we expected. The first was from the …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged bailout funds, Bank, barrel, benefits, bonds, China Petroleum, Commerce Department, credit lines, economy, european debt crisis, euros, growth, Labor Department, market, NYSE:RDS-A, NYSE:SNP, NYSE:TOT, Oil, policy makers, RDS-A, recapitalization, Royal Dutch Shell, SNP Total, TOT, trades, unemployment, WTI crude | Comments Off

Oil soars on hope of Europe containing debt crisis

Posted on September 27, 2011 by pmarek

Oil is trading more than 4.5 percent higher today as investors speculate that European leaders are nearing a plan that will see the regions debt crisis contained.

The hopes are that Greece will receive the next round of bailout funds …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged Angela Merkel, bailout, confidence, debt crisis, defaults, demand, economy, Energy, european leaders, funds, Germany, Greece, greek bonds, HES, Hess, IMO, Imperial Oil, investments, investors, markets, NYSE:HES, NYSE:IMO, NYSE:SU, Oil, plan, policy makers, recession, speculate, SU, Suncor Energy, trading, WTI crude | Comments Off

Yen slides against the dollar as Japanese policy makers step in

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Josie Middleton

The Japanese Yen slid thursday after the Bank of Japan sold its currency in order to aid its economic recovery.

The Yen fell by 4.1 percent in early trading before it coming back later in the day.

The drop came …

Posted in Forex, Latest Headlines | Tagged Bank of Japan, Benchmark, bonds, currency, dollar, economy, foreign, fund, investors, policy makers, production, US, Yen | Comments Off

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