The Wall Street Index Fall Again

Wall Street stocks fell again on Thursday (20/11) local time, because of widespread investor panic to make Rush out of stocks and into bonds in the face of economic data and the weak development of the bailout effort for the automotive industry. The main market indicator plunged to the lowest position in the last 11.5 years, as investors rush to close the bond market, sending yield to the lowest for this position. Index Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to the lowest position in the new

European Stocks Fall, Stocks and the U.S. dollar cottage.

A number of world stock prices plunged Friday (24/10) in the middle of this increasing concern to the market that the global recession can be predictably own corporate profit. In Japan, Sony’s shares plunged more than 14 percent after the electronics company is the leading crop estimate their income for the fiscal year running. In Germany, Daimler shares fell 11.4 percent in the morning session after the transaction the company reported a decline in income in the third quarter. Sony

Insurance Industry in the Global Financial Crisis

Capital market industry had beaten the global financial crisis that marked the fall of stock price index. Industry financing  also suffer because of the increase in interest rates and high "yield" bonds, which make loans decreased demand and increased credit delinquent. The banking industry as a star. Tight liquidity at this time to make the transaction a loan, so drag the interbank currency credit contraction experienced dramatically. In short, industry prone financial

And the Global stocks fall …

These days have been the hard days for people around the world as well as their business.  The global stocks are falling down and down.  On Tuesday, the stock markets in Asia and the Pacific fell sharply. This is right after U.S. markets were pummeled by growing fears of a worldwide recession. This is according to the news from the CNN money. This is the second biggest one-day point loss ever since the Dow Jones industrial average plummeted 733 points. According to the CNN, the

Fortis, The Huge European bank who fails

This is the other bad economic news from Brussels, Belgium.  Fortis, the European financial giant partially nationalized. The Netherlands and Luxembourg officials said that the Dutch-Belgian bank and insurance giant Fortis NV was given a 11.2 billion euro ($16.4 billion) lifeline to avert insolvency as part of a wider bailout plan agreed to by Belgium. Yves Leterme, the Belgium’s Prime Minister, said the bailout shows account holders and investors that Fortis will not be allowed

The Oil Price Begins To Raise Again, the Finance Market Threatened

The world’s crude oil price in closing Friday (19/9/2008) was on the psychologist nudge level at above USD $100 per barrel after several market in US is enlivened by the return of investor following the US government plan about the economic rescue program. It is not only the stock market floor who’s busy in greeting the investors return, the market commodities, including oil, is also flooded with investor who return to get more luck. Just like quoted in AP, Saturday (20/9/2008),

England Financial Service Authority (FSA) Prohibits the Short Selling

The England Financial Service Authority (FSA) takes rule to prohibit the short selling or stock sales in short term started on Friday. The chief Executive of FSA, Hector Sants, said “Although we still consider the short selling as investment technique in a normal market, the extreme atmosphere today, this technique will confuse the market” FSA make this decision with a deep thinking to protect the fundamental integrity and market quality to keep the financial sector safe. Technorati tag :

Lehman Brothers, The Speculation and the Desire to Chase the Luck

The bankruptcy statement from one of the biggest investment bank in the world, Lehman Brothers, is really shocking the global financial market. The stock market from America, Europe, Asia, including Indonesia is deeply corrected. The investor’s money in the stocks market wanes quickly. The wantonness of Lehman Brothers CEO, Richard S Fuld Jr, in managing the portfolio, including the over investment in security based on housing credit (mortgage) is finally expensively paid. It is not only