Tuesday, May 14, 2013

It's The Economy Stupid: Market Close

S&P 500 Sets 8th Record High In Last 9 Sessions

 

Description

Ticker

Last

CHANGE

% Chg Today

Pct Chg 1Yr

 

 

 

 

 

 

STOCK MARKETS

 

 

 

 

 

Dow Jones Industrial Average

INDU Index

15215.250

123.5700

0.8188

19.5157

S&P 500 Index

SPX Index

1650.340

16.5700

1.0142

23.1914

S&P 400 Mid Cap Index

MID Index

1200.850

13.0000

1.0944

25.8579

S&P 600 Small Cap Index

SML Index

466.570

-2.3100

-0.4900

24.6298

NASDAQ 100 Index

NDX Index

2996.047

13.9570

0.4680

15.6187

NASDAQ Composite Index

CCMP Index

3462.609

23.8180

0.6926

19.2011

Russell 3000 Index

RAY Index

981.540

10.0600

1.0355

23.6632

Russell 1000 Index (Large Cap)

RIY Index

915.980

9.2300

1.0179

23.4535

Russell 2000 Index (Small Cap)

RTY Index

985.960

12.1700

1.2498

26.2815

Wilshire 5000 Total Market

W5000 Index

17430.730

175.5300

1.0173

23.7998

TREASURIES

% Yield

 

 

 

 

3 Month Treasury

0.0456

 

0.0000

0.0000

 

6 Month Treasury

0.0862

 

0.0100

14.2857

 

2 Year Treasury

0.2390

99.773

-0.0078

-0.0078

 

5 Year Treasury

0.8393

98.914

-0.1328

-0.1341

 

10 Year Treasury

1.9486

98.031

-0.4297

-0.4364

 

30 Year Treasury

3.1618

94.000

-1.0469

-1.1014

 

ENERGY

 

 

 

 

 

Crude Oil, Brent Index

Brent Crude

102.620

-0.2000

-0.1945

-3.0623

Crude Oil, Louisiana Lt. Sweet

LA Lt Sweet

103.110

-0.8600

-0.8272

-3.5900

Natural Gas, Henry Hub Index

Nat Gas

4.021

0.0960

2.4459

13.8628

PRECIOUS METALS

 

 

 

 

 

Spot Gold $/oz

GOLD

1425.830

-4.7500

-0.3320

-8.3458

Spot Silver $/oz

SILVER

23.450

-0.2255

-0.9525

-16.7904

CURRENCIES

 

 

 

 

 

Euro

EUR Curncy

0.773

0.0022

0.2855

-0.9361

Japanese Yen

JPY Curncy

102.290

0.4700

0.4616

-21.9224

British Pound

GBP Curncy

0.657

0.0029

0.4436

5.5842

Swiss Franc

CHF Curncy

0.966

0.0080

0.8354

-2.8219

Canadian Dollar

CAD Curncy

1.018

0.0069

0.6828

-1.1619

Chinese Renminbi

CNY Curncy

6.143

-0.0039

-0.0634

2.9221

FOREIGN INDICIES

 

 

 

 

 

FTSE 100 INDEX

UK

6686.060

54.3000

0.8188

22.3316

CAC 40 INDEX

FRANCE

3966.060

20.8600

0.5287

29.6950

DAX INDEX

GERMANY

8339.110

59.8200

0.7225

29.2491

NIKKEI 225 INDEX

JAPAN

14758.420

-23.7900

-0.1609

65.8112

HANG SENG INDEX

HONG KONG

22930.280

-59.5300

-0.2589

15.2605

 

U.S. Stocks Advance on Increased Optimism Over Economic Growth

 

U.S. stocks rose, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to its eighth record high in the past nine sessions, on increased optimism over growth in the world’s largest economy.  The S&P 500 advanced 1 percent to 1,650.39 at 4 p.m. in New York.  The U.S. bull market has entered its fifth year. The S&P 500 has surged 144 percent from a 12-year low in 2009, driven by better-than-estimated corporate earnings and three rounds of bond purchases from the Federal Reserve.

         

Confidence among small businesses climbed in April to a six-month high as the outlook for the economy and sales

brightened, the National Federation of Independent Business’s optimism index showed today.

 

David Tepper, co-founder and owner of Appaloosa Management LP, said in an interview on CNBC that he is still bullish and the economy is getting better. Tepper, who led Institutional Investor’s ranking of the top earners in hedge funds last year with $2.2 billion, said in January in a Bloomberg Television interview that the U.S. “is on the verge of an explosion of greatness.”

    

Money managers are the most bearish on commodities in more than four years as a majority expected a weaker Chinese economy for the first time in 14 months, a Bank of America survey showed. A net 29 percent of the fund managers surveyed were underweight the asset class in May as their positions “collapsed” to the lowest level since December 2008. One in four now consider a “hard landing” in China as the biggest risk to their investments. The bank surveyed professional investors who together oversee $517 billion.

    

 

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