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Stock Trading News - 6/16/09

June 17 (Bloomberg) — Japanese stocks gained amid speculation investors are taking advantage of a two-day drop to buy cheap shares. Trading companies declined after metals and oil fell for a third day.
  • June 17 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks fell, led by mining companies and banks, on concern the global economic recovery may falter as U.S. President Barack Obama predicted the nation’s unemployment rate will rise to 10 percent.
  • June 17 (Bloomberg) — Hong Kong stocks fell for a third day, led by commodity producers, after metals and oil prices declined, and banks sold shares in China Resources Gas Group Ltd.
  • June 17 (Bloomberg) — Asian commodity stocks declined, overshadowing gains in the region by Japanese real estate companies and automakers. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, sank 3 percent in Sydney after metal prices fell.
  • June 17 (Bloomberg) — Most Asian stocks rose, as gains by Japanese real estate companies and automakers overshadowed declines among commodity producers.
  • June 17 (Bloomberg) — Japanese stocks rose, led by property developers after Morgan Stanley lifted its view on the sector and a newspaper said Daiwa Securities Group Inc.
  • More signs of a weak economy gave investors a reason to sell stocks for a second day.
  • Long-term Treasury yields retreated Tuesday as the Federal Reserve bought up $6.45 billion in government bonds and a sell-off in stocks extended into a second day.
  • Stocks lost ground this afternoon, adding to yesterday’s losses, after mixed economic reports that raised concerns about consumer spending.
  • Argentina’s Stocks Sink In Delayed Reaction To World Decline Wall Street Journal By Taos Turner Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)–Argentine stocks fell Tuesday in a delayed reaction to the previous day’s declines in other world markets. Argentina’s market, which was closed Monday because of a local holiday, …
  • US stocks waver as investors indecisive MarketWatch NEW YORK (marketwatch) — US stocks on Tuesday struggled to maintain earlier gains, with health care and energy shares rising and consumer discretionary shares weighing. “We ended the month of May up 40% from the lows and down 40% from the highs. …
  • Dividend.com US HOT STOCKS : La-Z-Boy, STEC, Matrixx Initiatives Wall Street Journal US stocks were down Tuesday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average recently fell 75 points to 8537 and the S&P 500 slipped 9 points to 915. The Nasdaq Composite lost 11 points to 1805. Among the companies actively trading are La-Z-Boy Inc. (LZB), … Tyco Electronics upbeat on Q3 - Stocks To Watch RTT News all 61 news articles
  • Brazil Stocks Close Lower, Shadowing Wall Street Moves Wall Street Journal RIO DE JANEIRO(Dow Jones)–Brazilian stocks ended sharply lower Tuesday, closely shadowing the rises and fall of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The benchmark Ibovespa stock index ended 1.59% lower at 51206 points on the Brazilian Stock Exchange, … Brazil Stocks Open Stronger On Positive German And US Data Wall Street Journal Brazil Stocks Close Sharply Lower On Slide In Commodity Prices Wall Street Journal Brazil Stocks Fall…
  • AFP Japan Stocks Rise, Led by Property Developers; Daiwa Advances Bloomberg By Masaki Kondo June 17 (Bloomberg) — Japanese stocks rose, led by property developers after Morgan Stanley lifted its view on the sector and a newspaper said Daiwa Securities Group Inc. will acquire a stake in a real estate investment trust. … Japanese market trades firm; Automobile, bank stocks surge higher RTT News Japan Stocks Lower, Sumitomo Mitsui Plunges 7% 123Jump.com MARKETS-JAPAN- STOCKS :Nikkei likely to fall, may…
  • US stocks turn mostly lower, weighed by Best Buy MarketWatch NEW YORK (marketwatch) — US stocks turned mostly lower in early afternoon trade Tuesday, as gains in commodities and related stocks , partly fueled by better-than-expected economic reports, were offset by weakness in consumer-related stocks . …
  • Stocks Fall on Mixed Reports Washington Post, United States By Renae Merle Stocks lost ground this afternoon, adding to yesterday’s losses, after mixed economic reports that raised concerns about consumer spending. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 1.3 percent, or 107 points, while the broader … Stocks Fall As Housing Rebounds Forbes all 2 news articles
  • Sedona.biz Treasurys Up On Fed, Stocks , Data, Hedges Unwinding Wall Street Journal By Min Zeng NEW YORK (Dow Jones)–Treasurys rebounded Tuesday afternoon, with prices lifted by bond purchases by the Federal Reserve, weakness in equity markets and as a decline in industrial production for May overshadowed a rise in housing starts. … Treasurys rise amid Fed purchases, drop in stocks The Associated Press REFILE-TREASURIES-Bonds rise on Fed debt purchase, fading stocks Reuters Treasuries Little Changed…
  • Stocks set for tame start CNNMoney.com NEW YORK (cnnmoney.com) — US stocks were expected to open slightly higher Tuesday, as investors showed little reaction to an unexpectedly strong report on the housing market. At 9 am ET, Dow Jones industrial average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures … Wall Street down for 2nd straight day India Infoline.com all 6 news articles
  • Boston Globe US Stocks Headed For Another Down Day Wall Street Journal By Geoffrey Rogow and Rob Curran Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES Stocks remained on track for the second straight day of declines after weak factory data pointed to an anemic economic recovery, and one Wall Street bank suggested the three-month rally in stocks … US Stocks Fall; S&P 500 Has Biggest Two-Day Drop Since April Bloomberg US stocks open ahead after upbeat housing starts MarketWatch US Stocks Slip; Investors Pare Back Economic…
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