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U.S. Companies are Gearing Up for Reporting Season

added: 10-10-2007

US stocks rose to record highs on Tuesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting indicated it's willing to cut interest rates again to further revive economic growth. Investors also lifted shares on speculation the earnings season could get off to a strong start after bellwether Alcoa reported third-quarter results.

Tokyo: September IPO Market Summary and Outlook for October

added: 10-10-2007

There were only four IPOs in September. This is the smallest number of IPOs in September since the IPO approval standards were lowered following the 1999 launch of TSE Mothers and the 2000 establishment of Nasdaq Japan (now Hercules).

Google helped Nasdaq

added: 09-10-2007

The Dow Jones industrials and the S&P500 dipped in light trade yesterday as investors booked profits following Friday's record-setting rally and exercised caution ahead of the third-quarter reporting season which begins in earnest later this week. Merrill Lynch and Ryder Systems also dragged on the overall market, but the Nasdaq got a boost when Google hit a record-high on optimism about the strength of its advertising technology.

US Jobs Back on Track

added: 08-10-2007

It was a record setting day in New York on Friday after stronger than expected jobs growth fueled investor confidence, and raised bets that the economy is not headed for a recession despite the dismal housing market and subprime mortgage meltdown.

NYSE Group Inc. Issues Short Interest Report

added: 08-10-2007

The NYSE Group, Inc. reported short interest as of the close of business on the settlement date of September 28, 2007. Based on information received from members and member organizations, short interest increased to 11,878,834,897 from 11,841,051,529 as of September 14, 2007.

NYSE Euronext Business Summary for September 2007

added: 08-10-2007

NYSE Euronext reported strong transaction volume in U.S. and European trading operations for September 2007, complemented by excellent listings activity and robust market quality.

US: Investors Waiting for Payrolls data

added: 05-10-2007

U.S. stocks barely budged on Thursday as investors shied away from making any big bets before Friday's jobs data sheds light on the economy and the outlook for interest rates.

CME Group Reports September 2007 Volume Averaged 11.6 Million Contracts per Day

added: 05-10-2007

CME Group, the world's largest and most diverse exchange, announced September volume averaged 11.6 million contracts per day, up 25 percent from September 2006. Third-quarter 2007 volume averaged a record 12.7 million contracts per day, up 49 percent, assuming combined CME/CBOT volumes for the entire quarter. Total quarterly volume exceeded 798 million contracts, of which 77 percent was traded electronically. Third-quarter 2007 electronic options volume averaged a record 353,000 contracts per day, up 60 percent from the same period a year ago, representing 15 percent of total CME Group options volume.

Supply Management: U.S. Services Sector Fell in September 2007

added: 04-10-2007

US stocks dropped on Wednesday when tech stocks took a beating; investors also consolidated profits for a second day, pulling down shares of Boeing and General Electric after these stocks helped drive the Dow to a record high earlier in the week.

NAR Index fell in August 2007

added: 03-10-2007

After climbing to record heights the previous session, US markets were tempered on Tuesday as investors booked profits and after by news of layoffs at Morgan Stanley, and reports of lower car sales by Ford.

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