123jump.com Staff
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
U.S. stocks and commodities declined after Fed left its key lending rate range unchanged and searched for wider set of tools to sustain the economy. Real estate companies in UK, India, Australia and Hong Kong raise multi-million dollars to strengthen capital base.
Mayank Mehta
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
UK stocks traded lackluster and closed lower as crude oil prices declined. Burberry led gainers after positive comments from its chief. Home builders and real estate investment trusts were in focus after several companies including Barratt, Redrow and Liberty International raise
Mayank Mehta
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
Private education providers decreased for the second day in a row after lawmakers tighten student loans from banks. ATP Oil & Gas fell after it proposed convertible offering of $125 million. Goodrich Petroleum completed $190 million. AutoZone fell after reporting flat quarterly sales.
123jump.com Staff
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
New Zealand second quarter GDP expanded after shrinking for six quarters in a row. Australian and New Zealand dollar gained on the GDP report. Retailers, banks and resource stocks increased in Sydney after ADB revised higher developing Asia growth rate.
123jump.com Staff
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
New Zealand emerges from recession as housing market and consumer confidence strengthens in the second quarter. The six quarter long recession was the longest in thirty years as the nation joins Germany, France and Singapore to rebound with anemic growth rate.
Mayank Mehta
23 Sep, 2009
New York City
World Bank provided $10 billion in loans to India to support its infrastructure driven stimulus program and recapitalize public sector banks. Jaiprakash Associates, Suzlon, Cipla and others sell stocks to raise more than $400 million. ONGC plans to spend $10 billion to expand energy exploration.
123jump.com Staff
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
Australian stocks are likely to open higher as commodities prices closed up and Australian dollar edged higher in New York trading. The dollar fell against the euro, the pound and the yen. Rio Tinto completed one more asset sale to lower its debt. Babcock & Brown board selects recapitalization plan.
Mukesh Buch
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
World markets advanced as Fed is set to announce its rate decision tomorrow and world leaders meet in two days. Commodities and crude oil prices increased as the dollar decreased to a new low for the year.
Mayank Mehta
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
Accor announces the sale and leaseback of low end hotel properties to lower debt. HeidelbergCement raised
123jump.com Staff
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
UK stocks edged higher as investors showed willingness to buy stocks ahead of earnings next month. Cadbury asked Takeover Panel to request a formal bid from Kraft Foods or drop the merger plans. Mining stocks rallied as commodities and oil gain.
Mayank Mehta
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
Student loan lenders declined after the U.S. House passed the bill to eliminate the private lenders. SLM Corp, Apollo Group, ITT Educational Services and Corinthian Colleges declined more than 4%. Carnival and CarMax traded higher after earnings releases.
Mayank Mehta
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
The benchmark index in India advanced as Asia Development Bank lifted its economic growth target for India to 6%. Advance tax collection for the current quarter surged nearly doubled. Reliance Communications plans to list its infrastructure unit and raise as much as $1 billion.
123jump.com Staff
22 Sep, 2009
New York City
U.S. stocks participated in a world market rally as commodities prices rise in Asia and Europe and brokers lift outlook for retailers and technology companies. The dollar firmed but traded near its low for the year. Student lenders fall.
Darlington Musarurwa
21 Sep, 2009
New York City
China considers raising hydroelectric power prices. CBRC urges lenders to increase internal risk management. IPO activity in China is picking up with the pricing of Metallurgical Corp and a filing by China International Travel Services Corp.
123jump.com Staff
21 Sep, 2009
New York City
Australian stocks indicate lower opening with the decline in crude oil and gold prices in New York. Rio Tinto sells Brazil iron ore assets. New Zealand consumer optimism climbs in September. The Australian dollar hovered near its 13-month high.
