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- US markets enjoyed a bullish week, boosted by mergers and acquisitions talk and a reassuring speech from Ben Bernanke about inflation, and the Dow Jones reached a new historical high. European markets started the week poorly but most rallied and ended on a positive note. Technically, indicators remain bullish in both the US and Europe.
- Monday, February 19 - 2007 at 13:35 |
- US markets were under pressure last week, mostly due to a lack of news to stimulate trading, and they finished the week with a general dip on Friday. Europe, on the other hand, enjoyed a good week with most markets hitting new highs. Technically, the risk remains corrective in the US but is more positive across the Atlantic.
- Monday, February 12 - 2007 at 13:38 |
- US markets rose week-on-week, with the Dow Jones hitting new highs after the Fed left its benchmark rate unchanged; but exchanges showed signs of weakness on Friday. European markets followed Wall Street's lead and closed the week strongly. Technically, the outlook remains positive.
- Monday, February 05 - 2007 at 13:29 |
- US markets ended flat last week after a slight bounce due to a batch of good earnings reports helping to push the Dow and the S&P to new record highs. In Europe, markets also finished flat after a small rebound was undone by losses on Friday. Technically, markets on both sides of the Atlantic remain corrective.
- Monday, January 29 - 2007 at 13:52 |
- US markets were mixed last week, with the Dow Jones hitting a record high and the Nasdaq declining. In Europe, big gains across the board on Friday helped the markets finish the week flat. The outlook in the US and Europe is for upward momentum.
- Monday, January 22 - 2007 at 13:24 |
- US markets were under pressure last week as the last round of economic data reduced the chances of a rate cut. In Europe, despite a positive start to the week, the markets closed on a negative note. Technically, the outlook remains bullish in the US, while upward movement should also be expected in Europe.
- Monday, January 08 - 2007 at 13:26 |
- US bourses closed 2006 on a negative note with little market news available to stimulate stocks and ahead of a long weekend. The NYSE, Nasdaq and commodity markets were closed yesterday. But European markets enjoyed a strong week with many posting year long highs. Technically, markets on both sides of the Atlantic could decline this week.
- Tuesday, January 02 - 2007 at 13:46 |
- After a weak start, US markets rose towards the end of the week due to positive retail sales data and reassuring earnings reports and technical buying. European markets enjoyed a strong week, with almost all indexes reaching new year highs. Markets on both sides of the Atlantic should see lifts this week.
- Monday, December 18 - 2006 at 13:26 |
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