Global stock indices after trades on January 20, 2010
21.01.10 17:34
/IRBIS, January 21, 2010/ - The value of global stock indices after trades on
January 20, 2010 made:
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Trend (in %) for
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since Historic maximum**
Jan. 21, 2010 a day* a month 2009
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Nikkei-225 10,737.52 -0.3 +5.9 +21.2 38,916.00
S&P 500 1,138.04 -1.06 +3.2 +22.1 1,565.15
DJIA 10,603.15 -1.14 +2.7 +17.4 13,727.03
NASDAQ 2,291.25 -1.3 +3.6 +45.3 5,048.62
RТS 1,556.97 -1.50 +10.4 +146.4 2,487.92
MICEX 1,461.23 -1.54 +6.8 +135.9 1,969.91
FTSE-100 5,420.80 -1.7 +4.3 +18.8 8,105.69
CAC-40 3,928.95 -2.0 +3.5 +17.3 6,922.33
DAX 5,851.53 -2.1 +0.3 +21.6 6,930.20
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KASE 1,922.32 -0.2 +10.8 +114.5 2,858.11
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** rows sorted in descending order a day
** historic maximum for the whole history of index calculation
Stock indexes in the U.S. were closed in the red zone, the pressure had a
negative corporate quarterly reports and macroeconomic news. The
volume of new homes in the U.S. declined in December 2009 by 4% to 557
thousand additional pressure has reported that the Chinese government
has issued orders against several major banks in the limitation of the
volume of lending. IBM shares fell by 2.7% after the publication of the
report for the fourth quarter, which disappointed investors. Morgan Stanley
shares fell to 1.6%, Bank's net profit for the quarter was 29 cents per share
($ 617 million), but analysts expected earnings at 36 cents per share.
The report on China's intention to reduce the pace of lending has had a
negative impact on trading on the European sites. Falling shares of U.S.
banks put pressure on European banks' market quotations. Deutsche Bank
shares fell to 2.0%, Commerzbank to 3.2%, UBS to 1.7%, UniCredit to
3.2%, Banco Santander to 3.4%, HSBC by 2.1% and Barclays to 3.6%.
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