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  1. [verwijderd] 6 november 2009 00:01

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    Dow Jones boven 10.000 punten

    Goede cijfers over de Amerikaanse arbeidsmarkt zetten de beurzen donderdag op winst. Wall Street sloot mer ruim 2 procent winst. De Dow Jones eindigde zelfs boven 10.000 punten. De Nasdaq steeg fors dankzij goed nieuws bij Cisco en Qualcomm.

    www.kranten.com/artikel.html?id=6382864
  3. [verwijderd] 6 november 2009 00:09

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    Europas Banken zwischen Himmel und Hölle

    Mit der Societe Generale und BNP Paribas haben nun auch die größten französischen Banken ihre Zahlen für das dritte Quartal vorgelegt. Damit ist das Bild nun komplett: Den meisten europäischen Geldhäuser geht es wieder gut, einige etabliert Größen fallen aber auch deutlich zurück. Eine Reise durch Europas Bankenlandschaft.

    www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/bank...
  6. [verwijderd] 6 november 2009 00:12

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    Munich Re:
    Die Erwartungen verfehlt

    Der weltgrößte Rückversicherer Munich Re sieht sich zwar operativ weiterhin gut unterwegs. Mit dem Ergebnis im dritten Quartal verfehlte der Dax-Konzern am Donnerstag aber die Erwartungen der Analysten. Auch beim Ausblick gab sich Munich-Re-Finanzvorstand Jörg Schneider eher vorsichtig.

    www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/bank...
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    Finanzgurus und Hellseher:
    „Die Börsen werden wieder einbrechen“

    Geht es aufwärts oder kommt das Schlimmste erst noch? Auch prominente Experten streiten darüber, wie es mit Weltwirtschaft und Börse weitergeht. Wie Warren Buffett, George Soros oder Josef Ackermann die Krise sehen.

    www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/boerse-...
  12. [verwijderd] 6 november 2009 02:03

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    Finanzmärkte:
    Nach dem Crash ist vor dem Crash

    Die Finanzkrise ist noch lange nicht überstanden. Die Fehler im System sind nicht behoben. Den Banken drohen weitere Probleme. Die Währungshüter stehen vor großen Herausforderungen. Anleger sollten auf der Hut sein. Eine Umfrage unter Finanzprofessoren.

    www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/boerse-...
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    From The Times November 6, 2009

    Worry over the economy worsens as Bank agrees further £25bn stimulus
    Gráinne Gilmore, Ian King, Suzy Jagger and Tom Bawden

    Fears over the fragility of Britain’s economy were heightened yesterday as Bank of England rate-setters voted to print a further £25 billion to stimulate growth.

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    NOVEMBER 6, 2009.
    A New Era of U.K.-Bank Competition?
    By SARA SCHAEFER MUñOZ

    LONDON -- Generating more retail-banking competition in the U.K. may be more difficult than expected, despite moves this week intended to lure new competitors to the market, analysts and bankers say.

    online.wsj.com/article/SB125746497359...
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    Regions angered by EU budget proposals
    By Tony Barber in Brussels

    Published: November 5 2009 22:01 | Last updated: November 5 2009 23:03

    The European Commission is pressing for a “root-and-branch reform” of the European Union’s €140bn-a-year budget in a proposal that is stirring outrage among Europe’s regions, which risk losing their grip on vast sums of financial aid.

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    European bourses seen mostly up

    EUROPEAN OUTLOOK & US/ASIAN SUMMARIES:

    Asian stock markets are higher on Friday as investors seem to tip toward some market suspicion that U.S. labor market data due later could surprise positively. European stock markets could start mostly higher, with government debt mixed. Major currencies are little changed, with spot gold steady and oil futures higher.

    STOCKS:

    European stock markets are seen starting mostly higher on Friday, after modest gains Thursday, as investors react to positive U.S. employment data and upbeat comments from the European Central Bank on euro-zone growth prospects.
    For Friday's opening, IG Markets is calling FTSE up 9 at 5135, the DAX down 4 at 5477 and the CAC up 6 at 3715.
    ECB head Jean-Claude Trichet, after the bank decided to hold its benchmark interest rate at a record low 1.0%, said, "The latest information continues to signal an improvement in economic activity in the second half of this year."
    Morgan Stanley economist Elga Bartsch commented that "the ECB is starting to become more optimistic on the growth outlook."
    The Bank of England announced a GBP25 billion increase to its Quantitative Easing program while keeping rates on hold. Limiting the increase to GBP25 billion and implementing it at a slower rate "shows that they believe the economy may well be showing promising signs," says James Hughes, analyst at CMC Markets.
    All told, Ben Potter at IG Markets is looking for a sedate start to trade in Europe.
    Wall Street futures are slightly lower on Friday, after markets rocketed higher Thursday on signs of improvement in the labor market and rising October retail sales.
    Filings for jobless benefits declined to their lowest level in 10 months last week ahead of a heavily watched October nonfarm payrolls report due Friday. Yet that improvement may matter little in the big scheme of things.
    "The consumer in the U.S. is going to be in retrenchment or the backpacker mentality for a long time," said Gary Flam, a portfolio manager with Bel Air Investment Advisors. "Even if they wanted to go back to spending the way they were, they can't."
    Asian shares are broadly higher Friday, taking their cue from Wall Street's strong performance overnight. Hopes that governments would remain committed to stimulus measures aided sentiment, amid some caution ahead of tonight's U.S. nonfarm payrolls data.
    "This week's rash of central bank meetings have concluded. And the take-away message is that the major central banks have not begun to remove the extraordinary liquidity provisions," said Brown Brothers Harriman. "The key point is liquidity, which we believe is a critical driver, remains ample," which will encourage risk-seeking behavior.

    -By Dennis Baker; Dow Jones Newswires; dennis.baker@dowjones.com
    (MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires
    November 06, 2009 01:00 ET (06:00 GMT)
    Copyright (c) 2009 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

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