US stocks rebound overnight
- Updated: 02 April 2012
- Published: 06 July 2011
- US markets are again testing multi year highs after a strong rally overnight. The market jumped on news that US debt ceiling negotiations and European Sovereign debt concerns are moving forward in a positive manner
- EU members met in Brussels to put in place a plan for Greece. The ECB has signaled that it is prepared to allow Greece to temporarily default under a crisis, from which the ECB would respond with a bond buyback, debt swap but no new taxes. A EUR109 Billion aid package has also been approved by the EU. The EUR jumped on the announcements, rallying to two week highs
- Market speculation is rife that Obama and House Speaker Boehner are close to a budget deal. However The White House has denied that is the case. The deal is rumored to include USD3.0 Billion in budget cuts and a promise of tax reform
- Investment Banking giant Morgan Stanley rallied 11.42% $to 24.20 after its reported loss was smaller than expected and revenue beat market consensus
- MFST reported with strong sales beating expectations, however the stock failed to fire in the aftermarket. Motorola spiked 12.4% after analysts urged the telco giant to explore its vast patented portfolio of technologies
- Dow 152.50 pts, NASDAQ 20.20 pts and S&P500 17.96 pts
- USD was weaker against the EUR as risk appetite rose on the back of the EU summit. The AUD rallied to a high of 1.0856 earlier this morning
- Gold weakened as risk appetite grew, crude rallied to one month highs overnight
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