China’s Stocks Surge Most in Six Months: World’s Biggest Mover
Posted July 7, 2007
China’s Stocks Surge Most in Six Months: World’s Biggest Mover
Bloomberg - Credit Suisse Group lifted its recommendation on its Hong Kong-listed stock to “outperform'’ from “neutral'’ on an improved outlook for copper and gold prices, analysts at the brokerage including Trina Chen wrote in a report today. Tongdu
Employment report boosts market
Eagle-Tribune - Gold prices rose. The Russell 2000 index of smaller companies rose 2.18, or 0.26 percent, to 852.31. In Asian trading, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index rose 1.25 percent to its fourth straight record close. After plummeting 5.3 percent Thursday, the China’s
Gold suffers losses
Daily Times - But some analysts were not that positive about gold prices. There is no obvious upward stimulus. I see gold trading in a range next week, said a metals analyst in London. In the physical market, shipments of gold jewellery from Turkey, one of
Stocks Fall on Oil, Subprime Concerns
First Coast News - Gold prices edged higher. Oil futures jumped $1.11 to $70.68 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Crude closed above the psychologically important $70 level for the first time this year due to tight U.S. gasoline supplies. Analysts said Friday