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Stocks Market Summary november 26 2011

Stocks Market Summary november 26 2011 : After the dollar has strengthened, U.S. equity-index futures retreat and European stocks go down for a seventh day on concern euro-area leaders struggling to help the region’s debt crisis. The dollar increases against 15 of its 16 major peers and has reached a seven-week high versus the euro as of 8:50 a.m. in London. Standard & Poor’s 500 futures declined 0.7 percent, signal the index perhaps dropping for a seventh day when U.S. markets continue trading after the Thanksgiving break.


The Stock Europe 600 Index decreased 0.7 percent. Japan’s benchmark bond yields rise above 1 percent for the first time in three weeks. Copper and soybeans always have losses among commodities. Shares have sunk after the Financial Times stated that the European Financial Stability Facility cannot raise enough funds to improve its capacity because of over the past month, the condition of market deteriorates. Italy’s two-year yields earlier have jumped to a euro-era record 7.495 percent today as the nation prepared for selling bills.

The Stock Europe 600 Index decreased 0.7 percent. Japan’s benchmark bond yields rise above 1 percent for the first time in three weeks. Copper and soybeans always have losses among commodities. Shares have sunk after the Financial Times stated that the European Financial Stability Facility cannot raise enough funds to improve its capacity because of over the past month, the condition of market deteriorates. Italy’s two-year yields earlier have jumped to a euro-era record 7.495 percent today as the nation prepared for selling bills.

Yesterday, Angela Merkel as German Chancellor has made a ruled out joint euro-area borrowing and the role has to be expanded for the European Central Bank in fighting the crisis. in a Bloomberg Television interview, Nick Maroutsos as co-founder of Sydney-based Kapstream Capital said that Greece, Ireland, Portugal have cooperate after-thoughts as the crisis lives at the footsteps of Italy now, France and Germany. These have the largest knock-on effects because they are the larger countries. For the latest updates on the stock market, visit Stock Market Today For the latest updates PRESS CTR + D or visit Stock Market news Today

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