Overnight Market News – September 24, 2009
- US Federal Reserve Says Economy Improving, but Stresses Intention to Keep Key Interest Rates at Record Lows for Extended Period
- Citigroup Inc to Consider Shrinking North American Retail Branch Network to Six Metropolitan Areas
- Germany Lowers Planned Fourth Quarter Debt Sales by 22% on “Improved Funding Conditions”
- Japan’s Largest Brokerage, Nomura Holdings Inc to Raise up to JPY 511.3B (USD 5.6B) Through Share Issue to Fund Expansion of Global Operations
- Bed Bath & Beyond Inc Second Quarter Profit Rises 14% to USD 0.52 per Share on Increased Revenue and Reduced Costs
- Swedish Retailer, H&M Beats Views with 4.1% Increase in Third Quarter Profit to USD 504mm Despite Weak August Sales
- Crude Oil Stands at USD 68.97 per Barrel
- Ethanol Stands at USD 1.75 per Gallon
- Natural Gas Stands at USD 3.86 per British Thermal Unit (Btu)
- Gold Stands at USD 1,013.00 per Troy Ounce
- Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls 81.32 Points (-0.83%)
- London FTSE Index Falls 17.98 Points (-0.35%)
- Japan Nikkei Index Rises 173.68 Points (1.67%)
- Hong Kong Hang Seng Index Falls 544.79 Points (-2.52%)
- Brazil Bovespa Index Falls 997.20 Points (-1.62%)
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This entry (permalink) was posted on Thursday, September 24, 2009, at 8:39 am by admin. Filed in Finance and tagged Bed Bath & Beyond, Citigroup, Citigroup Retail Network, H&M, Nomura Holdings, Overnight Market News, Overnight Markets, U.S. Economy, US Federal Reserve.
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