No way to leave too much behind by European markets. After early missteps Friday, the Dow Jones gleans + 0.04%, the S & amp; P 500, took 0.26% and the Nasdaq 0.3%.
US investors have shown themselves reassured by the firmness of Brussels, Berlin, the Bundesbank against electoral promises Alexis Tsipras (the new Greek prime minister since noon Monday).
Comments ‘experts’ and other political scientists have hardened as the hours wore off as the element of surprise.
The anti-liberal left Syriza is prevented: no way to erase the Athens debt, no way to nail its beak to the Troika.
The show demagogic Alexis Tsipras is over, back to reality: he was elected, now comes the time to obey (in Brussels … as did its predecessors) <. br /> Some investors insinuated that this is part of the democratic game than betray his constituents … why Mr Tsipras Would it differently, it is only a Greek politician among the other after all: up to ‘realpolitik ‘.
No need to worry no more intensified fighting this weekend in Ukraine: Russia suffers a further deterioration in his note to ‘BB +’ by Standard & amp; . Poor
The ruble fell by 6% on Monday, the Moscow stock exchange -4.8%: financial repression will eventually deter Putin … or not.
The bombing of Mariupol and Donetsk have caused a meeting of the UN Security Council, so the market point of view, everything is under control.
So much so that oil relapsed over $ 45, near its 7-year floor.
But the big topic of conversation on Monday, it was the weather with the approach of what could be the ‘snow storm of the century’.
While 3,000 flights to the East Coast will be canceled tomorrow, the management of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) confirmed that Wall Street will remain open Tuesday, although a majority of professionals stay at home … because they can work from home or part of n ‘any place connected.
The bill auctions Treasury two- and five-year planned for Tuesday were advanced 24H and performance of T-Bonds to 10 years slightly retightened to 1.825% against 1.79 % Friday night.
Shortly after the close, Microsoft’s results were published globally and stand in line with forecasts (71Cts by title, as expected), but Wall Street was disappointed by weak PC sales and licenses in Asia: No. 1 software fell by 3% in electronic transactions.
Mattel was down 5% in session after the announcement of the departure (dismissal) of its CEO Bryan Stockton, following the doll Barbie sales decline late 2014. Despite
relapse oil prices in the late afternoon, the compartiement oil / energy distinguished with Chesapeake + 5.9%, + 2.6% Devon, Noble 2.8%, 2% Valero, Chevron 1.9 %, Exxon + 1%.
The Nasdaq was supported by Mylan 4.8%, 2.6% Tesla … but the rise was curbed by Seagate, the results were disappointing plunged -7.7%, Intel Adobe and Baidu fell by -1.8%, AMD + 6.5%, -1.5% Netapp.
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