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World Economy On A Recovery Path – Part I

Latest indicators indicate that the world economy is on a recovery path.  The purchasing Manager’s index was at its highest level in October in more than three years clearly indicating that the economic activity has picked at a higher rate than before. Also the expansion of economic activity in October was broad based and strong [...]

An End To US Stock Market’s Dream Run

The inevitable finally happened. After a six day rally US stock markets saw a decline on Thursday. The Dow declined by 94 points (0.9%) to end at 10,197.47 points. Other indices like the S&P and Nasdaq Composite also registered a decline. S&P declined by 11 points (1%) to close at 1,087.24, and the Nasdaq composite [...]

Mixed Day For Dollar

Wednesday was a day full of action with lot of economic announcements being made. Obviously it turned out to be a mixed day for super sensitive dollar with dollar initially losing ground and falling to 15 month low and then gaining. Dollar index which measures the value of dollar against a basket of currencies first [...]

Dow Continues On Its Upward Path

On Wednesday the Dow increased by 44 points (0.4%) to close at 10,291.26. Other indices like S&P and Nasdaq also showed a gain. With an increase of 6 points S&P closed at 1,098.51 while Nasdaq composite closed at 2,166.90 registering an increase of 16 points. Sector wise nine of the 10 major sectors registered a [...]

One Year Since The Crisis- High Credit Cost Continues To Plague The Banking Sector – Part III

Citigroup Citigroup one of the worst hit banks in the current financial crisis announced a profit of $101 million for the third quarter. This is definitely a reduction from last quarter when the bank had reported profit of $4.28 billion. However last year in the corresponding period the bank had reported a loss of $2.82 [...]

One Year Since The Crisis- High Credit Cost Continues To Plague The Banking Sector – Part II

JP Morgan For JP Morgan Q3 financial result was a mixed bag. Investment bank and retail banking helped the bank report an increase in third-quarter profit. The bank’s Card Services and Consumer Lending segments however had a bad phase with the credit costs continuing to be high. The bank has proved to be one of [...]

One Year Since The Crisis- High Credit Cost Continues To Plague The Banking Sector – Part I

Last month four of the US banking giants announced their third quarter financial results. With the banking sector in doldrums, every quarterly result announcement is being awaited for some good news and being scrutinized by analyst like never before. All these four banks were among the biggest recipients of payouts from government. Lets analyse their [...]

A Good Day For Dollar

Finally some good news for US dollar. After hitting 25-month low on Monday the dollar rebounded on Tuesday and registered an increase against major currencies. However the currency still remains weak as investors expect interest rates to remain low. The dollar index which measures dollar’s performance against six major currencies increased by 0.2% to 75.18 [...]

Mixed Bag For Stock Markets On Tuesday- Dow Continues Its Upward Path While Other Indices End Up Slightly Lower

Is this the calm before the storm or after the storm. That’s what investors and analysts seemed to be debating on Tuesday. Tuesday was a mixed day for stock market with the indices increasing at time and falling later clearly showing that investors are being cautious after Monday’s rally when the Dow reached its highest [...]

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