The Dow Jones Industrial Average will start bidding with 10,653.56 points today. McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE: MCD) shares stood at 71.74 points on Friday. Pre-market brought a bullish trend for McDonald’s: 72.46 points, + 1.00%.
Singapore’s container company Neptune Orient Lines, which owns the largest container fleet in Asia, has published data on the first 7 quarters of profit due to increased volume and cost of transport.
Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) is 11.64, the total loss of close to -0.07 or -0.64% at the end of the U.S. stock market trades. Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) began trading in the green zone, but lost the support arm in an hour. The DJIA is reduced as well.
Asia’s largest producer of semiconductors, flat-screen televisions and mobile phones Samsung Electronics (LON:SMSN) said that profit in the second quarter increased by 83% to a record due to the increased demand for microchips for computers.
Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) is at its peak, completing trades at around 14.19 points yesterday. Favorable banking news provided an opportunity for Bank of America to complete trades, gaining +0.04 points (0.28%). Bank of America corp. futures up to 14.22 (+0.21%) today. Dow Jones Industrial futures grow in the range 0,1-0,25% in early pre-market. Meanwhile, The DJIA has completed trades at around 10,537.69 (0.12%) points yesterday.
The stock market remains volatile after a controversial U.S. trading. Trades in the stock exchanges in Asia will show the fall of quotations on the background of the outcome of trading in the U.S., disappointing macroeconomic data. Nikkei 225 and Hang Seng Index will fight for the green zone. Nikkei 225 has a greater chance of recovery than the Hang Seng index, which depends on the mood of industrialists.
Nikkei 225 will grow quickly and confidently. At the same time, Hang Seng index has a chance to climb to 0.5 – 1% in early trading today. Nikkei 225 and Hang Seng will be the backbone for the European stock market for further growth. Asian stock market will show steady growth of quotations on the background of the outcome of trading in the U.S., and positive quarterly macroeconomic data.
Microsoft Corp. loses -1,781%. Price for Microsoft Corp. share is low 25.380 USD. Dow Jones Industrial Average was at around 10,350.15 points, gaining +27.85 (0.27%). Trading volume on the DJIA is below average. Positive, inspired by the markets for corporate reporting in the past two trading sessions, continues to push up global indexes.
Nikkei 225 weakens. Bidding for the second largest in Asia’s stock exchange in Tokyo Thursday, July 22, the fifth consecutive day, closed the fall of quotations on the background of a strong yen and fears of investors for the performance of Ben Bernanke.
Hang Seng and the Nikkei 225 will be reduced today. Hang Seng may lose about 1% as the Nikkei 225 will force investors to sell up to 2% loss. Trading on the stock exchanges in Asia Thursday, July 22, will likely fall in quotations to demonstrate against the speech Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, quarterly reports, as well as the outcome of trading in the States. Recall that trading in the U.S. on Wednesday, July culminated with the collapse of stock indices. Quarterly reports of American companies have been mixed. The pressure on the market also had a speech of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke, who called the U.S. economic outlook uncertain.
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