Stocks Seeing Continued Weakness In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary []
After turning in a mixed performance in the previous session, stocks have moved mostly lower during trading on Friday. The major averages have remained in negative territory for most of the session, although the Nasdaq briefly peeked above the unchanged line in late morning trading.
Japanese Market Plunges On Wall Street Losses []
Monday, Tokyo shares closed sharply lower for a fourth straight session, tracking Wall Street losses Friday. The U.S. stocks slumped on worries that accelerating inflation might impact the Federal Reserve's options for buoying up the U.S. economy. The benchmark Nikkei 225 Index closed down 264.72 points or 1.7% at 15,249.79.
Australian Market Closes Slightly Lower; Centro Tumbles []
Tuesday, Sydney shares closed slightly lower, recouping most of the early losses after investors started hunting for bargain buys in late trade. The market had opened sharply lower, tracking Wall Street's plunge overnight on worries about the housing slump and increased inflation risk.
Stocks Close Sharply Lower Amid Concerns About Inflation - U.S. Commentary []
After moving sharply lower at the open, the U.S. stock markets saw some further downside over the course of the trading session on Friday. The weakness in the markets was partly due to renewed concerns about the outlook for inflation.
Stocks Likely To See Notable Weakness In Early Trading - U.S. Commentary []
Stocks could see some weakness in early trading on Monday, with the major U.S. index futures indicating a lower open for the markets. With any downward move, stocks would add to the losses that were seen last week.
Stocks Continue To See Some Strength In The Mid-Afternoon - U.S. Commentary []
With traders going bargain hunting following the steep losses that were seen in the previous session, the U.S. stock markets continue to see considerable strength in mid-afternoon trading on Wednesday.
Stocks Give Back Some Ground But Remain Mostly Positive - U.S. Commentary []
After moving sharply higher at the start of trading on Wednesday, the U.S. stock markets have given back some ground over the course of the session. The major averages have pulled back well off their highs for the session, although they have remained firmly in positive territory.
Markets Likely To See Further Downside On Weak Cues From Global Peers - Indian Commentary []
Global cues are pointing towards a lower opening for the Indian market on Monday. The U.S. market closed sharply lower Friday amid concerns about inflation and the major markets across the Asia-Pacific region are trading weak on Monday. However, crude prices have slipped for a second consecutive session on Friday.
Stocks Seeing Continued Weakness In Late-Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary []
With traders expressing some uncertainty about the outlook for the economy, stocks have come under pressure over the course of morning trading on Thursday. The major averages have all moved firmly into negative territory after ending the previous session higher.
Stocks Seeing Notable Weakness Amid Inflation Worries - U.S. Commentary []
Stocks are seeing considerable weakness in early afternoon trading on Friday, with the major averages all in negative territory after ending the previous session mixed. The weakness in the markets is partly due to renewed concerns about the outlook for inflation.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Stocks Seeing Continued Weakness In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary []
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