U.S. stock indexes yesterday, were burdened with a pessimistic summary of the labor market (SP 500 -2.91%). The prospects that the recession in the U.S. economy may take even longer dovleli investors all over the trading session. Information on the activity of Johnson Johnson in mergers and acquisitions, and greater than projected increase in factory orders offset the loss of points was the after-NPF and the unemployment rate is not under force. The greatest losses occurred in shares of oil and financial market sectors. With this in mind the care of the stock players on the celebration of Independence Day trading volume declined. On Friday, futures on U.S. indices show significant growth (SP 500 0.46%)
Asian stock indices at the end of the working week, the third day in succession covers negative feelings (MSCI Asia pacific -0.9%). Thrust sales continued to prevail against the backdrop of emotions that the weak data on the labor market in the United States and Europe show that while not doing much bet on recovery in demand for products of export from the Asian region. Pressure is added and the internal problems of similar properties - to reduce the profit forecast announced the largest Japanese retailer Seven I Holdings. In addition, the capitalization of declining mining and oil companies against the backdrop of negative trends in the commodity markets. Oil prices ($ 66.6/barr. For class WTI) are slightly lower than the closing session of the Russian stock market on Thursday.
It is possible that there will be a new wave of reduction of the RTS index to the level of 830 points
The Russian stock market is expected to decline in the entire spectrum of the most liquid securities
Wimm-Bill-Dann will pay dividends for 2008 of $ 2974.80 rubles per share
Revenues for 2008 CSW was 23.6 billion rubles
LUKOIL-Volgogradenergo began operating in the Volgograd region
Review of the FOREX market for 02.07.09
It is time to relax
People and companies
From 26 June to 3 July on the secondary market prices of real estate of Kiev for one-room apartments fell by 1,1%