Overnight Market News – May 20, 2009
- Bank of America Corp Raises 13.47B from Share Sale After Stress Tests
- Obama Administration Said to Consider Removing Some Duties from Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Giving Fed More Authority
- Hewlett-Packard Co Quarterly Earnings Fall 17% Beating Expectations, Still Cuts Full-Year Outlook and Reduces Workforce by 6,400
- Japan’s Economy Plunges by Record 4% (15.2% Annual Pace) for First Quarter
- General Motors Corp Anticipating Three Bids for its German Automaker Opel
- Petroleo Brasiliero SA Negotiating Additional Loans with China
- Crude Oil Stands at USD 60.47 per Barrel
- Ethanol Stands at USD 1.81 per Gallon
- Natural Gas Stands at USD 3.88 per British Thermal Unit (Btu)
- Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls 29.23 Points (-0.34%)
- London FTSE Index Falls 27.40 Points (-0.61%)
- Japan Nikkei Index Rises 54.35 Points (0.59%)
- Hong Kong Hang Seng Index Falls 68.19 Points (-0.39)
- Brazil Bovespa Index Falls 116.41 Points (-0.23%)
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