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27-11-2008, Thu 3:45 AM
أول أرتفاع متواصل للاسهم الأمريكية وخصوصا ستادر اند بور .
من 20 نوفمبر وحتى اليوم (4 أيام تداول) أرتفع ستاندر اند بور بنسبة 18% وهي أكبر نسبة مند عام 1933م
البترول أرتفع أكثر من 7% اليوم.جنرال موتور أرتفعت 35% قبل الموافقة على القرض الحكومي .
تعينات اوباما الأخيرة وعلى حسب رأي أكثر المحللين لها دور كبير في الأرتفاع المتواصل على الرغم من الأخبار السلبية وخصوصا اليوم.
في موضوع اخر أحد المحللين يقول تفاعل الأسواق بأيجابية مع الأخبار السلبية هي من علامات تحديد القاع وهذا ما حصل اليوم.ستاندر اند بورأنخفض الى1.9% و أنهى التداول على أرتفاع 3.5%.
ومن ناحية أخرى نسبة تقسيط العقار (30 سنة) نزلت في خلال يوم واحد من 6.38% الى 5.5%
و هذه الأيجابية بسبب خطة ال800 مليار دولار التي أعلن عنها أمس.
U.S. Stocks Gain, S&P 500 Surges Most in Four Days
Since 1933
By Elizabeth Stanton
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks gained, driving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to the steepest four-day surge since 1933, as a rally in oil prices lifted energy shares and investors speculated President-elect Barack Obama’s economic team will bolster growth.
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp., the biggest U.S. oil companies, were among the largest contributors to the advance as crude jumped 7.2 percent to trade above $50 a barrel for a third day. General Motors Corp., which will make its case for federal bailout funds after tomorrow’s Thanksgiving holiday, rallied 35 percent. The market overcame an early tumble spurred by government reports depicting a deepening recession.
The S&P 500 climbed 3.5 percent to 887.68 after falling as much as 1.9 percent. The index has now surged 18 percent since dropping to an 11-year low on Nov. 20. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 247.14 points, or 2.9 percent, to 8,726.61.
“The market has very bad economic data coming out, but layered onto that is renewed optimism from the Obama nominations that are being rolled out daily,” said Robert Lutts, president of Cabot Money Management in Boston, which oversees about $400 million. “Eternal hope is being poured into that vessel, that this team is going to rescue us.”
Benchmark indexes erased earlier declines after Obama picked former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker to head an economic advisory board and said he will implement a plan to bolster growth on “day one.” This week, Obama also named Fed Bank of New York chief Tim Geithner as Treasury secretary and former Harvard University President Lawrence Summers as White House economic director.
$800 Billion
The S&P 500 gained yesterday after the deepening recession prompting the Fed to commit as much as $800 billion to help resuscitate lending markets. The index has still tumbled 43 percent from its October 2007 record as credit-related losses and writedowns at global financial companies approached $1 trillion, threatening global economic growth.
GM, the nation’s largest automaker, jumped $1.25 to $4.81. Ford Motor Co., the second-biggest, rallied 30 percent to $2.15
Mortgage Rates Fall
The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to about 5.5 percent last night after starting the day at 6.38 percent, according to an estimate from Bankrate Inc.
Earlier declines in the stock market came after government reports showed orders for durable goods shrank 6.2 percent, twice as much as the median economist forecast, and consumer spending declined the most since 2001.
“There’s still a lot of stress and strain in the economy and the market as a whole that hasn’t been alleviated yet by the steps taken by the Fed and the Treasury,” said Michael Mullaney, a Boston-based money manager at Fiduciary Trust Co., which oversees $10 billion. “It’s going to take the fiscal stimulus coming from Obama in 2009 to hopefully get liftoff in the real economy. I don’t think we have any significant catalyst between now and then to really jumpstart the entire stock market.”
من 20 نوفمبر وحتى اليوم (4 أيام تداول) أرتفع ستاندر اند بور بنسبة 18% وهي أكبر نسبة مند عام 1933م
البترول أرتفع أكثر من 7% اليوم.جنرال موتور أرتفعت 35% قبل الموافقة على القرض الحكومي .
تعينات اوباما الأخيرة وعلى حسب رأي أكثر المحللين لها دور كبير في الأرتفاع المتواصل على الرغم من الأخبار السلبية وخصوصا اليوم.
في موضوع اخر أحد المحللين يقول تفاعل الأسواق بأيجابية مع الأخبار السلبية هي من علامات تحديد القاع وهذا ما حصل اليوم.ستاندر اند بورأنخفض الى1.9% و أنهى التداول على أرتفاع 3.5%.
ومن ناحية أخرى نسبة تقسيط العقار (30 سنة) نزلت في خلال يوم واحد من 6.38% الى 5.5%
و هذه الأيجابية بسبب خطة ال800 مليار دولار التي أعلن عنها أمس.
U.S. Stocks Gain, S&P 500 Surges Most in Four Days
Since 1933
By Elizabeth Stanton
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks gained, driving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to the steepest four-day surge since 1933, as a rally in oil prices lifted energy shares and investors speculated President-elect Barack Obama’s economic team will bolster growth.
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp., the biggest U.S. oil companies, were among the largest contributors to the advance as crude jumped 7.2 percent to trade above $50 a barrel for a third day. General Motors Corp., which will make its case for federal bailout funds after tomorrow’s Thanksgiving holiday, rallied 35 percent. The market overcame an early tumble spurred by government reports depicting a deepening recession.
The S&P 500 climbed 3.5 percent to 887.68 after falling as much as 1.9 percent. The index has now surged 18 percent since dropping to an 11-year low on Nov. 20. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 247.14 points, or 2.9 percent, to 8,726.61.
“The market has very bad economic data coming out, but layered onto that is renewed optimism from the Obama nominations that are being rolled out daily,” said Robert Lutts, president of Cabot Money Management in Boston, which oversees about $400 million. “Eternal hope is being poured into that vessel, that this team is going to rescue us.”
Benchmark indexes erased earlier declines after Obama picked former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker to head an economic advisory board and said he will implement a plan to bolster growth on “day one.” This week, Obama also named Fed Bank of New York chief Tim Geithner as Treasury secretary and former Harvard University President Lawrence Summers as White House economic director.
$800 Billion
The S&P 500 gained yesterday after the deepening recession prompting the Fed to commit as much as $800 billion to help resuscitate lending markets. The index has still tumbled 43 percent from its October 2007 record as credit-related losses and writedowns at global financial companies approached $1 trillion, threatening global economic growth.
GM, the nation’s largest automaker, jumped $1.25 to $4.81. Ford Motor Co., the second-biggest, rallied 30 percent to $2.15
Mortgage Rates Fall
The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to about 5.5 percent last night after starting the day at 6.38 percent, according to an estimate from Bankrate Inc.
Earlier declines in the stock market came after government reports showed orders for durable goods shrank 6.2 percent, twice as much as the median economist forecast, and consumer spending declined the most since 2001.
“There’s still a lot of stress and strain in the economy and the market as a whole that hasn’t been alleviated yet by the steps taken by the Fed and the Treasury,” said Michael Mullaney, a Boston-based money manager at Fiduciary Trust Co., which oversees $10 billion. “It’s going to take the fiscal stimulus coming from Obama in 2009 to hopefully get liftoff in the real economy. I don’t think we have any significant catalyst between now and then to really jumpstart the entire stock market.”