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Saturday, November 10, 2007

European Markets Fall On Credit Fears, Weak Techs - European Commentary []

European Markets Fall On Credit Fears, Weak Techs - European Commentary []
The European markets fell the most in two months on Friday, as banking stocks came under pressure after Wachovia Corp. of the U.S. warned of further loan losses and technology shares slipped on a poor earnings forecast from Qualcomm Inc.

Lingering Credit Worries Drag Japanese Stocks Lower []
The lingering uncertainties about the impact of the U.S. mortgage market crisis dented the Japanese Stock indexes on Friday. Flickering investor sentiment struggled to fight the bearish mood clouding the Japanese market that saw Nikkei loosing over 1,100 points in the past week.

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