|
Select
Example Headline for Date
Nikkei dips after three-day rally
Reuters - The Nikkei edged down 0.07 percent on
Tuesday as investors took profits in Canon Inc (7751.T) and
other recent gainers, but losses were capped by buying in
Pioneer Corp (6773.T) which posted a surprise quarterly profit.
Nikkei dips on doubts over future earnings
Reuters - The Nikkei average fell 0.57 percent on
Wednesday as recent gainers on quarterly results such as Sony
Corp. (6758.T) slipped on doubts about earnings prospects given
uncertainty about the U.S. economy and the likelihood of higher
material and labor costs.
Nikkei little changed as Toyota up
Reuters - The Nikkei share average was virtually
flat on Thursday as Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T) gained on hopes
of higher profits ahead of Friday's earnings while Casio
Computer Co. Ltd. (6952.T) fell on poor earnings from its
Micronics unit.
Stock market signals mixed as investors weigh unemployment reports
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mixed for North American stock markets early Friday as Canada's unemployment rate rose and investors awaited the U.S. jobless report for July.
Federal Reserve's rate announcement to take centre stage this trading week
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - The U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement on Tuesday will set the tone for trading this week, capping weeks of heated debate on financial markets.
Hyundai Motor's 2nd quarter profit down
AP - Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea's largest auto maker, said Monday its net profit tumbled 37 percent in the second quarter from a year ago as the strong South Korean won eroded the company's export revenue.
Early stock market signals positive before Fed decision on interest rates
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were positive for North American stock markets early Tuesday as investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest move on interest rates.
Stock market indicators mostly positive, oil prices move higher
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mostly positive for North American stock markets early Wednesday while oil prices rose.
Cable firm Liberty sales up, loss grows
Reuters - Cable operator Liberty Global
said second-quarter revenue grew 46 percent to $1.59
billion on subscriber growth in its television, telephone and
high-speed Internet services, but it delivered a bigger than
expected net loss and cut its full-year sales forecast.
Stocks fall after Apple Computer delays
AP - Stocks dropped in early trading Friday on news that Apple Computer would delay its latest quarterly report because of irregularities related to past stock-option grants.
Apple Delays 3Q Earnings Report
TechWeb - Apple is delaying it's fiscal third-quarter earnings report, due to irregularities in stock-option grants.
Choppy trading ahead as investors deal with possible rate hike, slow economy
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Canadian investors are likely in for a lacklustre week on the Toronto stock market after the TSX's main benchmark index failed to consolidate a hold above the 12,000-level last week.
Glitch stops Nikkei updating for first time ever
Reuters - A computer glitch halted calculations of
Japan's Nikkei share average for the first time ever on Monday,
the latest technical problem to snarl Tokyo stock market trade.
Early stock market signals mixed as crude oil prices decline
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mixed for North American stock markets early Tuesday, while oil prices declined with an easing of tension in the Middle East.
Europehigher in early trade
FT.com - European equity markets made a positive start to trading on Wednesday following overnight gains on Wall Street and Asia. On a relatively quiet day for corporate earnings, US consumer price inflation data due to be released later in the session could provide further clues as to whether US interest rates have peaked.
Early stock market signals mixed as oil price falls more than US$1 a barrel
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - With oil prices falling sharply, global indicators were mixed for North American stock markets early Thursday.
Early market signals mostly positive; oil price rises; China raises rates
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mostly positive for North American stock markets early Friday, while oil prices turned upward and China raised interest rates.
Questions over level of severity of U.S. slowdown, higher oil could keep markets
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Stock markets could be in for a flat week following more indications that the U.S. Federal Reserve is done raising interest rates and investors could be tempted to take some profits from a successful second-quarter earnings season.
European equities poised for opening gains
FT.com - European equities were poised for modest opening gains on Monday, but these were likely to be limited by a slowdown in corporate earnings releases and a lack of economic data.
Toll Brothers posts lower earnings
Reuters - Luxury home builder Toll Brothers Inc.
on Tuesday reported lower quarterly profit, hurt by
falling orders and deteriorating market demand.
BHP Billiton says profit surged 63 pct.
AP - Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. on Wednesday said its annual net profit surged 63 percent, setting a new Australian corporate earnings record thanks to soaring metal prices and insatiable demand from China.
Early stock signals mixed; investors digest Jean Coutu deal in United States
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mixed for North American stock markets early Thursday while investors examined another major deal involving a Canadian company.
Spitzer urges rejecting Grasso bid to delay trial
Reuters - New York Attorney General Eliot
Spitzer has asked a state appeals court not to grant former New
York Stock Exchange chairman Richard Grasso's bid to delay a
trial over his $187.5 million pay package, according to
documents obtained by Reuters on Thursday.
Wall Street waits for more data
AP - Wall Street will finally get the data it has craved to help get a better handle on the economy and whether it has pulled back further than policy-makers wanted.
Sinopec Corp. say 1H net profit up
AP - Hamstrung by government price caps that prevent it from passing soaring crude oil prices on to consumers, China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., Asia's largest refiner by capacity, said Monday its first-half net profit climbed 8.9 percent from a year earlier.
Bayer unveils agrochem revamp, Schering weighs
Reuters - German drugs and chemicals group
Bayer unveiled a revamp at its agrochemicals unit
after healthcare earnings boosted quarterly profit, but its
stock fell on worries over its takeover of Schering .
Euronext misses operating profit forecast, sees NYSE merger finalised in 2007
AFP - Euronext has announced weaker than expected second quarter operating profit and said its proposed tie-up with the New York Stock Exchange would be finalised early next year.
Markets poised for a mixed start as oil climbs, traders learn of gold merger
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators suggested a mixed start for North American stock trading on Thursday, as oil prices rose on concern about possible supply disruptions as a UN deadline on Iran's nuclear program arrived.
|