Corporation News

Stock Quotes in the USA today’s session started with decreases after negative data on the labor market in the country, which showed that companies from non-agricultural sector have closed nearly 500 thousand jobs in November, but the level of unemployment noted consequential increase to 6 7 percent.

At present, Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 1.9 percent to 8 215.51 points, while S & P 500 fell by 2.2 percent to 826.26 points. Technological Nasdaq Composite reported a decline of 2.3% to 1 412.75 points.

Securities of Boeing Corp. fell by 6.6 percent to 36.60 dollars after it became clear that corporation may slow deliveries of the new model “787 Dreamliner” at least another six months. Shares of General Motors become cheaper to 4.6 percent since the start of trade reaching 3.92 dollars after road of concern reported that a further reduction plan 2 000 employees in early 2009 because of deteriorating sales of cars U.S..

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The new U.S. president who will take over one of the hottest positions in the world, must fight a number of problems. The credit crisis, collapse of Mortgage Market stabilization of the financial crisis, huge budget deficit and weakening labor market are only part of the emerging themes that are already out of control of U.S. authorities and showed interest worldwide.

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U.S. markets erased its gains since the beginning of the session, which had resulted from a slower than expected slowdown in the U.S. economy. Shares, however, continue to be traded on the green territory.
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Gold record increase this afternoon, supported by demand for “rescue” auctions of assets in stock and commodity markets today.

Of precious metals futures with delivery in December added nearly 3 percent to its value and currently trading around 730 dollars for oz exchange in New York. Silver became more expensive by 0.9 percent to 9.30 dollars for oz.
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Futures of light crude oil with delivery in November closed at a level of 64.15 dollars for a barrel today in New York Exchange registered a fall of 3.69 dollars or 5.4 percent.

For the week “black gold” lost 11.1 percent of its value.
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The sequential shake the financial market, which destroy the American market levels by 2003 and sweep Asian indices today, it has devastating effect on markets in Europe.

Index markets on the continent is literally melted in early trading today, according to analysis by Bloomberg only yesterday and today has lost market capitalization of companies in the world worth over 5 trln. dollars.
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U.S. papers covered them away from negativism and major indices registered significant growth tonight. That was the biggest one-day rise for the past 6 years and one of the most interesting sessions in recent months.

The reason for the substantial growth was the news from Washington that the government will create a “permanent” plan to support financial markets, analysts commented to Bloomberg. After the proposal of Senator Charles Shumer to create an agency to support financial markets, DJIA has increased by 617 points goals (nearly 6 percent) and exchange in New York erupted in the hubbub over Bloomberg.
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The Bank Silver State, Nevada was closed by regulators in the U.S., thus became the eleventh bank failure this year due to poor growth of mortgage loans caused by the most serious crisis in the housing market from the Great depression, reported Bloomberg.
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Exchanges in Asia fell for the fifth consecutive day of the way to the biggest weekly decline than a year after concerns about the slowing world economic growth caused a decline in shares of financial, energy and materials sector. Decline registered all markets in Asia open to trade, such as those in Hong Kong, Indonesia and China lost more than 3 percent.
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Today’s stock session in Asia passed into negative moods are the result of increased fears of a new bankruptcy among Japanese companies in the construction sector and lower ratings of leading representatives of the regional economy - Esprit Holdings and China Mobile.
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