U.S. Stock Market Got Weak Again
U.S. stock market closed lower amid three positive economic data. Market participants consider three data is not enough to withstand potential selling pressure towards the close of this year. Nevertheless, the S & P 500 rose 6.5 percent this month. Thus, this index is in the best performance in December since 1991. Earlier, three U.S. economic data (USA) get positive. Labor market reports, business activity and housing all showed surprising strength.
Japanese consumer Price Index Raises
Japanese consumer price index last November again went down. It gives reinforce for the symptoms of deflation that continues to survive in the stagnated economic recovery efforts of State Sakura. Based on data from the Ministry of Finance of Japan, consumer price index last month fell 0.5 percent over the same period last year. This represents a decrease to-21 times in succession within a period of nearly two years since the global crisis. November data also lower than analysts' estimates forecast 0.6 percent decline.
Wall Street Raises Because of FedEx & Technology
Trade world stock sell-off lately observed, monitored rose on Wall Street. Strengthening FedEx is supported by a bullish outlook for growth is expanding. Admittedly, the shares have recorded a good performance in 2010, on Thursday gave big gains as investors tried to increase their profits back at the end of the year. In addition to the number of stocks that fell on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.