The U.S. stock markets are given a little air on Wednesday. After the U.S. central bank acknowledged that the economy continues to grow, the Dow Jones gained 2.26% to 11,390.98 points, the Nasdaq climbed 2.85% to 2544.29 points and the S & P 500 is 2, 73% to 1197.09 points.
United States: 300 billion dollars for the job?
Thursday, U.S. President, Barack Obama must speak to announce a new stimulus package. Bloomberg and CNN, Bush is expected to announce Thursday the release of 300 billion dollars (about 213 billion euros) for employment.
The euro was up 0.34% to 1.4055 dollars in late morning. The European currency is notably supported by the decision of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to set a floor price of 1.20 francs per euro.
Oil prices have, for them, increased sharply, supported by the prolonged interruption of production in the Gulf of Mexico, the sudden force of scholarship and a report from the Fed positive for U.S. growth. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, a barrel of "light sweet crude" (WTI) for October delivery rose 3.32 dollars compared to the previous day, to clinch at 89.34 dollars.
Yahoo: Markets welcome the departure of Carol Bartz
The exchange operator NYSE Euronext (4.03% to 26.10 dollars) recorded in August increased volumes of transactions on the cash market and derivatives, both the U.S. and Europe, a trend that reflecting strong market activity this summer. In the U.S., sales rose 38.9% to 3.2 billion shares daily volume.At one month, the volume increased by 60%.
Yahoo! (6.51% to 13.75 dollars) on Tuesday announced after the close of Wall Street the departure of its CEO, Carol Bartz, thanked months to three years after being chosen to revive a society in decline. The group is now looking for a new boss to find the way of immediate croissance.Dans, Timothy Morse, Chief Financial Officer since July 2009, temporarily taking the reins of the web portal cash advance loans.
All Nippon Airways (7.84% to 6.60 dollars) expects to receive the last of the 55 aircraft ordered 787 Dreamliners from Boeing by 2018, said the president of the largest airline.ANA, which will be the first customer for Boeing to fly the aircraft, will receive the first copy of 787 on Sept. 25 and anticipates delivery of 20 additional Dreamliners by March 2013.
Bank of America (3% to 7.20 dollars), experiencing significant challenges, announced Tuesday a reorganization of its management team with the appointment of two new operational directors, David Darnell and Tom Montag, from the ranks of the bank.
Note also a major shareholder of the Canadian Research in Motion (RIM) (0.03% to 30.98 dollars), the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, listed on Wall Street, on Tuesday called the "transformations" in the major group or its sale to tone the decline in value of its title.
The oil company Chevron (2.79% to 98.28 dollars) announced the discovery of oil during a drill in the Gulf of Mexico, offshore Louisiana (southern U.S.).
Altera (1.46% to 35.37 dollars) announced that it expected a sales growth of 2% -3% in the third quarter, against an increase of 2% to 6% previously due to lower demand.
For his part, Darden Restaurants (-4.24% to 44.22 dollars) expects sales growth of 6.5% to 7.5% over the year and an EPS growth of 12%.In addition, the company wants to make stock repurchases for 400 to 500 million dollars this year against 300-400 million previously announced.
The American expert group purchases online Groupon, who announced in June its intention to go public, "reassess the timing" of this operation and has canceled a tour dedicated to the promotion of its future trading, reports the Wall Street Tuesday Journal.