Tuesday November 10, 11:14 PM
TAKE-A-LOOK: World stocks, US dollar, gold all take breather
U.S. stocks finished little changed on Tuesday as investors paused after
the Dow touched a 13-month high the previous day, while the U.S. dollar edged
up from a 15-month low against major currencies.
Prices of U.S. government debt were also steady after the Treasury sold $25
billion of 10-year notes and sterling sank after a rating agency's comment on
UK risk.
U.S. crude oil fell 0.48 percent to $79.05 a barrel as the dollar
firmed and energy companies began to restore operations in the Gulf of Mexico
after Tropical Storm Ida passed without major incident.
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MARKET REPORTS:
> GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, US dollar and gold all steady
> MONEY MARKETS-Bank lending rates steady to up slightly
> EMERGING MARKETS-Credit spreads tighten, stocks mixed
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL NEWS MOVING GLOBAL MARKETS
> Federal Reserve officials cautious on economic recovery
> US Senate'd Dodd offers bold financial reform plan
> American Express (NYSE: AXP - news) says card spending rising, stock rises
> Former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers acquitted
> UK house prices, retail sales and imports all up
> Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) , HSBC (LSE: HSBA.L - news) signal bad debts may have peaked
> Signals mixed on eurozone output, 2010 prospects
> French industry output fall in Sept but Q3 strong
> German Nov investor confidence down for second month - ZEW
> HSBC underlying Q3 profits up sharply, US loan losses fall
> Barclays Q3 profit 1.56 bln sterling, restarts dividends
> India targets domestic demand, worries about inflation
> Russia central bank warns speculators as rouble rallies
ANALYSES ON GLOBAL ECONOMIC AND MARKETS
> Emerging markets taking up baton on China's yuan
> A year on, China stimulus postpones its problems
> G20 leaves door open for fresh pressure on US dollar
> Global trade comes roaring back
> Fed's new dashboard signals no rate hike soon
> US Fed curbs agency debt purchases in calculated move
> Asia central banks wary of rushing into gold
> US dollar losing luster but still reigns globally
> Emerging market debt restructuring finds favor
FACTBOXES
> TEXT-G20 appendix on framework for sustainable growth
> TEXT-Federal Reserve statement Nov 3
> G20 progress on financial regulation
> Largest US bankruptcies
> US legislation on financial systemic risk
> TEXT-Bank of Canada monetary policy report
> TEXT-G7 communique at Istanbul meeting on Oct 3
> TEXT-Final G20 communique on financial regulation
> TEXT-Final G20 communique on framework for economic growth
> FSB progress report on G20 financial rules reform
(Americas Economics and Markets Desk +1-646-223-6300)
Keywords: FINANCIAL/MARKETS LOOK
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