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STOCK, Shares, NYSE News, Aug 12, 2011


Bad timing: Stock fund cash levels hit record low
CNBC.com
Much of that money was shifted to bonds, reflecting investors' decreasing comfort with stockvolatility. Bond funds have raked in a net $731 billion. Stock fund were taking in money at the start of the year, but that momentum shifted in May when stock ...
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Manulife Swings To Profit In 2Q; Hedging Pays Off
Wall Street Journal
The stock was recently up 34 Canadian cents, or 2.7%, to C$12.77 in Toronto. It had been sideswiped in the past week, as US government bond yields tumbled to historic lows. Among its Canadian peers, Manulife also has the most exposure to US Treasury ...
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Asia's Strength Increases Vulnerability to Fund Reversal
CNBC.com
"Given the large share of foreign holdings in Indonesian equity and bonds markets, capital flight could hit stock and bond prices hard and weaken the rupiah, raising import costs," Nomura said in a report, while adding that Jakarta could weather such ...
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U.S. Stocks Rally as Jobless Claims, Profits Offset Europe Woes
San Francisco Chronicle
A single trade for 100 shares of Exxon Mobil Corp. that was executed more than 6 percent below yesterday's closing price set off a circuit breaker that halted the stock just after 10:30 am today. The trade was executed on an exchange operated by Bats ...
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Battle of the havens: Gold versus bonds
Globe and Mail (blog)
And for bonds, we looked at the iShares 7-10 Treasury bond fund IEF-N – an exchange traded fund that gives us a total return performance for medium-term US Treasuries. Since July 22, gold has outperformed bonds, with a 9.6 per cent return versus a 5.6 ...
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Israeli tycoons suffer major losses as stocks implode
Ha'aretz
Bonds associated with the "tycoons" also fell heavily, as did shares of the banks that finance the tycoons' companies. The quiet morning on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchangedidn't last long as sellers showed up in droves but were left bereft, ...
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Ha'aretz
Cash for Gold: Futures Exchange Hikes Collateral
Smartmoney.com
When that happens, customers can end up owing money, and their losses can become losses for the exchange. Like margin accounts for stocks and bonds, futures accounts come with two broad collateral requirements. There's an initial requirement, ...
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Kingfisher, Piramal, Sesa, Tata Power: India Equities Preview
Bloomberg
The shares climbed 0.6 percent to 656.55 rupees. Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. (KAIR) posted a first-quarter loss of 2.64 billion rupees ($58 million), compared with 1.87 billion rupees a year earlier, according to a stock exchange filing yesterday. ...
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Europe Stocks, US Futures Rally; Treasuries, Franc Decline
BusinessWeek
“Equity futures are still the key drivers for foreign- exchange markets and S&P futures are up, helping to see risk bid from the lows,” said Sue Trinh, a senior currency strategist at Royal Bank of Canada in Hong Kong. We're seeing a “weakening in safe ...
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Stocks Bounce, Treasury ETFs Plunge After 30-Year Auction
ETF Trends
Stock exchange traded funds bounced on Thursday along with European markets amid talk of a ban on short sales of stocks as officials appear willing to take new steps to ease the credit crisis. SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (NYSEArca: DIA) ...
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ETF Trends
European stocks pare gains as debt fears linger; DAX up 1.1%
Business Insider
The company also said it has reduced its exposure to Italian bonds. In London, the commodity-heavy FTSE 100 jumped 1.2% as shares in raw material producers led gains, as oil and metal prices advanced on the New York Mercantile Exchange. ...
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Idaho investors ask questions, advisers see opportunities
IdahoStatesman.com
BY BILL ROBERTS - broberts@idahostatesman.com The nine Idaho-based companies whose stockstrade on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq exchange dropped 5 percent in value overall Wednesday, according to an Idaho Statesman analysis. ...
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Kenyan shilling recovers vs dlr, stocks steady
Reuters Africa
"But what is happening locally with inflation still being high and the issued with the currency, it's likely that the bourse will continue falling." Shares in Kenya's sole power distributor, Kenya Power , rose 3.1 percent to 18.30 shillings a share, ...
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U.S. Futures, European Stocks, Metals Rally; Treasuries Decline
San Francisco Chronicle
The yuan strengthened 0.36 percent to 6.3948 per dollar in Shanghai, breaching the 6.40 level for the first time since China unified official and market exchange rates at the end of 1993. The central bank raised its reference rate for the currency by ...
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Post-Fed relief rally peters out for stocks
BusinessWeek
The Fed's surprise announcement Tuesday that it would likely keep its Fed funds rate at near zero percent through 2013 to help the ailing US economy fueled a late Wall Street surge -- the Dow Jones industrial average rallied 6 percent just in the final ...
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Dow Surges 400 Points as Cisco and Jobs Fuel Rally
TheStreet.com
... between stocks and bonds, and between different sectors, he said. All 30 companies on the Dow traded in positive territory on a day that saw 82% of the 4.9 billion shares that traded on the New York Stock Exchange rising and only 17% declining. ...
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Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Traders crowd the post of specialist Patrick Murphy, right, on the floor of the New YorkStock Exchange Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) Traders Robert Vella, left, and Peter Tuchman work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange ...
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Atlanta Journal Constitution
India Rupee At 5-1/2 Month Low On Oil Payments; Bonds Down
Wall Street Journal
The Bombay Stock Exchange's Sensitive Index fell 0.4% to close at 17059.40. Indian governmentbonds ended lower Thursday, snapping a three-day rally as food inflation rose, but markets drew some comfort from indications by a senior government advisor ...
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Tel Aviv stocks fall after sharp declines at Wall Street closing
Ha'aretz
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens with gains but trend quickly reversed; stocks andbonds associated with Israel's 'tycoons' end trading with double-digit loss on Wednesday. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange continued in the red Thursday following a sharp drop ...
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Ha'aretz
Global stocks gyrate wildly; sell-off resumes in markets
Inquirer.net
Its value, unlike that of a currency, such as the US dollar, doesn't hinge on whether countries can make their bond payments, or on the vigor of their economies. December gold contracts backed off their highs, and closed up about $41 at $1784 an ounce ...
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NYSE Euronext (NYX) Upgraded by Argus to "Buy"
NewsyStocks.com
Also, analysts at UBS AG (NYSE: UBS) raised their EPS on shares of NYSE Euronext in a research note to investors on Monday, July 11st. They now have a "buy" rating and a $48.00 price target on the stock. Shares of NYSE Euronext opened at 26.87 on ...
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Benign day brings respite to lenders
Financial Times
With its first-half results, it took a €534m provision – stemming from a 21 per cent haircut on bondsmaturing before 2020, in line with the terms of the bond exchange deal agreed in collaboration with eurozone governments three weeks ago. ...
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Central Bankers Become 'Tower of Strength' Amid Debt Turmoil
Bloomberg
“Central banks are trying to get their act together,” said Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive officer at Pacific Investment Management Co., the world's largest manager of bond funds. “But we have to recognize that what they do is necessary but not ...
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Stocks strengthen for second day
The Korea Herald
A dealer at Korea Exchange Bank monitors the trend of Seoul stocks on Thursday. (Ahn Hoon/The Korea Herald) Korean shares' gaining for second trading sessions in a row is noteworthy while majorstock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled ...
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High Frequency Trading May Magnify Market Woes
ABC News
By MICHAEL ONO Traders crowd the post of specialist Patrick Murphy, right, on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Aug. 11, 2011. (Richard Drew/AP Photo) This week's market flux is not identical to the flash crash of 2010 but experts believe that ...
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ABC News
Rethinking stock market valuation in Nigeria
BusinessDay
Our stock exchanges must actively seek foreign listings in our markets, thereby offering a better product mix for investors and improved earnings for the exchange. There are only 206 (less than 100 actively traded) stocks on the NSE All Share Index ...
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