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Overnight Market News – January 5, 2012

 
  • German Retail Sales Fall 0.9% in November from the Prior Month as Europe’s Sovereign Debt Crisis Weighs on the Outlook for Economic Growth
  • Annual US Auto Sales Reaches a Total of 12.8mm, Signaling the Best Year Since 2008, as General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co Finished 2011 Stronger than Analysts had Expected
  • Toyota Motor Corp Reports that it Sold 883k Vehicles in China During 2011, 4% More than the 846k Units Delivered a Year Earlier
  • China’s 2011 Trade Surplus Stands at Approximately USD 160B, A Decline from USD 183.1B in the Previous Year
  • The HSBC China Services Purchasing Managers Index Remains at 52.5 in December from November, Indicating a Sluggish Expansion
  • Japan Airlines Co is Planning an Initial Public Offering, Which is Expected to Raise Up to USD 13B, as Early as September
  • Crude Oil Falls USD 0.68 to USD 102.54 per Barrel
  • Ethanol Stands at USD 2.23 per Gallon
  • Natural Gas Falls USD 0.01 to USD 3.08 per British Thermal Unit (Btu)
  • Silver Rises USD 0.01 to USD 29.08 per Troy Ounce
  • Gold Rises USD 2.90 to USD 1,614.80 per Troy Ounce
  • Dow Jones Industrial Average Rises 21.04 Points (0.17%) to 12,418.40
  • London FTSE Index Falls 22.52 Points (0.4%) to 5,645.93
  • Japan Nikkei Index Falls 71.40 Points (0.83%) to 8,488.71
  • Hong Kong Hang Seng Index Rises 86.10 Points (0.46%) to 18,813.40
  • Brazil Bovespa Index Rises 100.08 Points (0.17%) to 59,364.90
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