US midday: Bernanke labels jobs market as weak overall
Wed 22 May 2013
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Stocks rise after Bernanke remarks; In-line existing home sales figures
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US open: Stocks slightly in the blue ahead of Bernanke
Wed 22 May 2013
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Wall Street has begun slightly higher this morning.
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US midday: Fed officials adopt moderately dovish tone
Tue 21 May 2013
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Motion to separate President and CEO roles at JP Morgan defeated; Bullard (Fed): to do nothing risks deflation; Bullard (Fed): central bank should adjust purchases as data comes in; Dudley (Fed): At some point QE will have to decrease; Dudley (Fed): Not sure of direction for next move
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US open: Jamie Dimon holds on to both top slots at JP Morgan
Tue 21 May 2013
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Motion to separate President and CEO roles at JP Morgan defeated; Bullard (Fed): to do nothing risks deflation; Bullard (Fed): central bank should adjust purchases as data comes in
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US midday: Oil turns around to trade higher
Mon 20 May 2013
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Most indebted companies' stock rallying hardest-Bbg, Heavy M&A news-flow
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US open: Where are US companies' profits coming from? FT asks
Mon 20 May 2013
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Most indebted companies' stock rallyig hardest; Heavy M&A news-flow
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US midday: Economic data cheers stocks
Fri 17 May 2013
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Better than expected economic data, JP Morgan raises year-end target for S and P 500 to 1,715 from 1,580, Large rise in US dollar index, Goldman Sachs sees Fed tapering QE in December-CNBC
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US open: JP Morgan raises year-end target for S and P 500
Fri 17 May 2013
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- Better than expected economic data
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US open: Slight losses following economic data
Thu 16 May 2013
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BIS (Caruana): Central banks should normalise rates sooner rather than later; Fed (Rosengren): Highly accommodative policy currently appropriate; Fed (Fisher): Should slow mortgage bond purchases
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US open: Recovering economy postpones fiscal showdown on Capitol Hill
Wed 15 May 2013
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US budget deficit declining faster than expected; Weak industrial production figures
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US open: Chinese worries weighing on markets
Tue 14 May 2013
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Fund managers keep cutting exporsure to commodities-BofA; JP Morgan cuts China GDOP view slightly; Goldman Sachs raises Yahoo price target
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US open: Goldman cautious in the very near-term
Mon 13 May 2013
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Goldman sees S&P 500 at 1,775 by end 2014; WSJ article points to a more conservative Fed; Economists revise up their second quarter GDP forecasts
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US pre-open: Stocks to start week on a down note
Mon 13 May 2013
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The major US equity market averages are being called to start the week ever so slightly lower, down by 0.1 per cent.
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US open: Stocks rise after Bernanke speech
Fri 10 May 2013
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US markets have opened broadly higher, erasing some of Thursday's losses following a much anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in which he has said the US central bank is currently keeping a close watch on the possible issues that arise from low interest rates.
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US midday: Stocks turn back into the blue
Thu 09 May 2013
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Equity markets in the US were bobbing about the unchanged mark in midday trading, hit in part by data from China which showed that consumer prices rose 2.4 per cent in April, driven by food prices.
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US open: Chicago Fed President open-minded on how to end QE
Thu 09 May 2013
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Equity markets in the US were in the red in early trading, hit in part by data from China which showed that consumer prices rose 2.4 per cent in April, slightly more than expected, driven by food prices.
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US midday: Fisher says size of Fed balance sheet should be limited
Wed 08 May 2013
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Moodys: US GDP to grow close to 2% in 2013; Fisher: Amount of Fed assets needs to be limited
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US open: Stocks open mixed following Chinese data and economist comments
Wed 08 May 2013
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US stocks have opened mixed, but broadly lower, erasing some of yesterday's record gains.
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US open: Equities boosted by Australian rate cut and Japanese market
Tue 07 May 2013
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US equities moved into positive territory in early trading on Tuesday, driven by
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US open: Markets rejoice as jobs report smashes forecasts
Fri 03 May 2013
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Jobless rate falls unexpectedly; Non-farm payrolls beat forecasts, previous months revised higher; LinkedIn drops on disappointing guidance.
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