Thursday, December 30, 2010

Japanese Stock market outlook 2011

Japanese Stock market outlook 2011 ; As Japanese investors look ahead at 2011 many are betting on a healthy market recovery, possibly above the level seen before the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis, analysts said Thursday. Steady improvements in the US economy and abundant market liquidity, thanks to Japanese and US super easy monetary policies, have cheered investors, with Japanese stocks playing catch-up with other international markets.

Some players have concerns about the strong yen, which hurts Japanese exporters, and other economic risks - but broadly the outlook is upbeat for economic and market recovery from the 2008-09 global downturn. Strong US Christmas sales, as well as an extension of tax cut programmes in the United States, should also boost Wall Street and, in the process, push Japanese shares along, analysts said.

Japanese share market looks to new year with optimism
The good news comes despite the fact that in 2010, the headline Nikkei index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell 3.01 per cent to 10,228.92. The Topix index of all first section shares lost 0.97 per cent to 898.80. Read More...

Market hits 1-1/2 month high
The key benchmark indices edged higher to hit 1-1/2 month high in early trade tracking mostly higher Asian stocks. The market breadth was strong. Index heavyweight Reliance Industries nudged higher. IT stocks gained. Infosys hits record high. The BSE 30-share Sensex was up 69.69 points or 0.34% , off close to 25 points from the day's high. Read More...

Where should you put your money in 2011?

With all of the stimulus coming from the Federal Reserve and the tax-cutting Congress, 2011 should be a banner year for the U.S. economy and your money, right? Unless, of course, a double dip in housing, weak state budgets and persistent lack of hiring dooms everything. Read More...
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