Stock market: Further losses for equities and government stocks

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

The local equity market closed in negative territory for the third consecutive session.

Stock futures mixed ahead of jobs report

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

Stock futures traded in a tight range Friday as investors cautiously approached the government’s monthly employment report.

Stock futures edge higher ahead of jobs report

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

Stock futures inched higher Friday, continuing a rally ahead of the government’s monthly employment report.

Stock market gloom

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

August was tough, but there were glimmers of hope

Japanese Market Trades Higher On Wall Street Cues

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

The Japanese stock market opened higher on Friday on positive cues from Wall Street, where stocks surged higher overnight on the back of some encouraging economic reports. A slight weakening of the yen against the dollar too contributed to the positive start.

Market up, despite bank slump

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

THE Australian stock market was higher this afternoon, after losing some ground with all four major banks falling into negative territory.

Market slips as banks retract

Posted by on Sep 3rd, 2010

THE Australian stock market was higher at noon, after losing some ground with all four major banks falling into negative territory.

Robert Reich: The Stock Market Rally Versus the World’s Economic Fundamentals

Posted by on Sep 2nd, 2010

Pay no attention to the stock market. The real economy is jobs and paychecks, what people buy and what they sell.

Stock futures edge higher after jobless claims dip

Posted by on Sep 2nd, 2010

Stock futures inched higher Thursday, as traders used a small dip in weekly unemployment claims to try and build on a big rally started a day earlier.

Stock market kicks off September with strong gains Wednesday

Posted by on Sep 2nd, 2010

NEW YORK —The stock market started September with a jolt, turning sharply higher Wednesdayafter a pair of encouraging reports on manufacturing sent investors seeking out riskier investments. Prices for the safest assets — Treasurys, gold and the dollar — all fell.