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Oil Prices Jump on Hurricane Concerns
Monday September 3, 1:45 pm ET
Oil Prices Rise As Traders Track Potentially Destructive Storms That Could Hit Gulf of Mexico
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -- Oil futures rose Monday as traders tracked potentially destructive storms that could hit the Gulf of Mexico region.
Trading was sluggish, however, as the U.S. financial markets were closed due to the Labor Day holiday.
Worries over a Category 5 Atlantic storm, Hurricane Felix, eased somewhat as it churned its way into the open waters of the Caribbean Sea Sunday and looked less likely to hit the Gulf of Mexico, where key refineries are located.
Still, the National Hurricane Center in Miami advised workers on oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico to monitor the progress of Felix and said the storm could reach the area in four to five days.
Rebecca Waddington, a meteorologist with the center warned that both hurricane Felix and tropical storm Henriette could shift course.
"Even if the forecast is perfect, that's only forecasting where the center of the storm is going to go," she said. "So everyone in the area needs to be aware of it, because the storms are quite large."
Light, sweet crude for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 47 cents to $74.51 a barrel in electronic trading by evening in Europe.
Oil prices have also been supported by U.S. government reports that consumer spending and factory orders rose in July. Energy investors pay close attention to economic data because an economy's strength is seen as a barometer of demand for oil and gasoline.
October Brent crude gained 55 cents to $73.24 a barrel on the ICE futures exchange in London.
Nymex heating oil rose by over 2 cents to $2.0800 a gallon while gasoline prices were up 1 cent, fetching $1.9745 a gallon.
Natural gas futures fell nearly 9 cents to $5.38 per 1,000 cubic feet.
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=gmail&q=Hurricane%20ALERT%20Felix
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Hurricane FELIX, Alert
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Source : FasBreak, date 03-Sep-2007 23:00 - subject FuturesPulse Market Recap
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Technical Outlook
S&P 500 (SEP) 09/04/2007: Rising stochastics at overbought levels warrant some
caution for bulls. A positive signal for trend short-term was given on a close
over the 9-bar moving average. With the close over the 1st swing resistance number,
the market is in a moderately positive position. The next upside target is 1491.67.
The next area of resistance is around 1482.35 and 1491.67, while 1st support hits
today at 1465.85 and below there at 1458.68.
S&P E-MINI (SEP) 09/04/2007: Studies are showing positive momentum but are now
in overbought territory, so some caution is warranted. A positive signal for trend
short-term was given on a close over the 9-bar moving average. A positive setup
occurred with the close over the 1st swing resistance. The near-term upside
objective is at 1497.00. The next area of resistance is around 1485.75 and 1497.00,
while 1st support hits today at 1462.25 and below there at 1450.00.
NASDAQ (SEP) 09/04/2007: The market now above the 40-day moving average suggests
the longer-term trend has turned up. Rising stochastics at overbought levels
warrant some caution for bulls. The market's short-term trend is positive on the
close above the 9-day moving average. The market has a slightly positive tilt
with the close over the swing pivot. The near-term upside objective is at 2012.25.
The next area of resistance is around 2003.50 and 2012.25, while 1st support hits
today at 1983.50 and below there at 1972.25.
DOW (SEP) 09/04/2007: Rising stochastics at overbought levels warrant some caution
for bulls. A positive signal for trend short-term was given on a close over the
9-bar moving average. A positive setup occurred with the close over the 1st swing
resistance. The near-term upside target is at 13508. The next area of resistance
is around 13431 and 13508, while 1st support hits today at 13297 and below there
at 13241.
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Message de "IG Index": ( toujours affiché ce 04 )
Monday 3 September
- We will not be quoting prices for the majority of US markets, including shares.
- We will be quoting US indices on out-of-hours spreads. Any Daily bets on these markets will settle on Tuesday.
- Brent Crude oil will close at 18.30, resuming at 01.00 on Tuesday.
- We will not be quoting financial binaries, except those related to FTSE and Germany 30.
Please note this notice is subject to change and is intended as a guideline only; please call our dealers with any queries.
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Felix surges to maximum strength
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Thousands of people on Aruba took shelter from the storm
Trail of destruction
Honduras is on hurricane alert as the "potentially catastrophic" Caribbean Hurricane Felix strengthened to a category five storm.
With winds now up to 270km/h (165mph), Felix passed Aruba and Netherlands Antilles, sparing them serious damage.
Felix - the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season - ruined orchards and demolished a concert venue when it hit Grenada on Saturday.
Meanwhile, a tropical storm has caused fatal landslides in Mexico.
The two storms come two weeks after Hurricane Dean, which killed 18 people as it crossed the Caribbean.
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salut Philippe,
Et des bonnes nouvelles, ya pas? sunshine sur Bruxelles!
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Salut! PtiKap
and to Schiett too,
les bonnes nouvelles, oui.... En attendant ce "Felix" peut déstabiliser la production dans le Golfe du Mexique... impact direct dans la Conso Amé... Bon à savoir
La bonne nouvelle c'est que la fiscalité n'empêche pas de vire en France, alors tout va bien! + Il fait beau ici, LoL
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Source: http://commerzbank.zonebourse.com/wm/WarrantMatin182.pdf
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Les marchés américains étaient fermés hier pour cause de "Labor Day".
A titre de rappel, Wall Street a clôturé vendredi sur une note positive, avec un Dow Jones en hausse de 0,9% et
un Nasdaq en progression de 1,21%. Les marchés américains ont profité des déclarations de Bush et de Ben
Bernanke sur l'actuelle crise du subprime. En Asie, la Bourse de Tokyo a terminé ce mardi en baisse. Le Nikkei a
reculé de 0,63% à 16 420 points. Shanghai a très légèrement consolidé ce matin, après il est vrai un bond de plus
de 3% hier et un plus haut historique à plus de 5 300 points. Ce mardi, il faudra par ailleurs surveiller la publication
aux Etats-Unis à 16H de l'indice ISM Manufacturier pour le mois d'août.
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Source: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070903/risky_mortgages_congress.html?.v=1
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No Quick Action Expected on Mortgages
Monday September 3, 1:56 pm ET
By Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press Writer
Congressional Help for Those With Bad Mortgages Unlikely to Come Soon
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Want government help to get out of a bad subprime mortgage? Don't look for Congress to come to your rescue anytime soon.
Lawmakers have lots of ideas and plans -- as well as hearings to share their concerns and assess blame -- but there's no consensus on how to stop the foreclosures. The only thing everyone has agreed on is that something must be done.
"We may have as many as 1 million to 3 million people who could lose their homes, not because they lost their jobs, not because the economy collapsed, but because they got bad deals on mortgages," said Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., chairman of the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee.
House and Senate lawmakers are working on different plans to help Americans out of the mortgage crisis, none of which seems ready for a prime-time signing by President Bush. Dodd acknowledged as much last week as he urged the White House to take action, despite all the mortgage-related legislation his committee has planned for the fall.
"Those matters will take a little more time," Dodd said.
Time may be running out. Financial markets in the U.S. and around the globe have been shaken by fears about spreading credit problems that started with home mortgages. It began with rising defaults in subprime mortgages -- home loans made to people with weak credit histories.
The rising delinquencies have jolted global credit markets because big hedge funds and other investors poured lots of money into risky subprime mortgages because of their higher returns and now face the prospect that they will not be repaid.
The House and Senate are working on different tracks but the plan furthest down the road is in the Senate, where senators will vote in September on the Transportation-Housing and Urban Development departments spending bill. Inside that bill is $100 million earmarked for nonprofit housing groups to help homeowners in refinancing.
Many mortgages are no long held at banks, so people don't know where to go when they start getting in trouble, senators said.
"First and foremost, we need people on the ground to help innocent mortgagors, innocent homeowners refinance when they're on the edge of foreclosure and yet they have the wherewithal for refinancing," said Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., who sits on the Senate Banking Committee. "Somebody's got to fill that void."
While the Senate is working on that, Rep. Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, will hold a Sept. 5 inquiry on credit ratings agencies like Standard & Poor's Corp., Moody's Investors Service Inc. and Fitch Ratings. Such rating agencies have been criticized for not properly evaluating the risks of bonds backed by mortgages given to borrowers with weak credit.
President Bush, meanwhile, urged Congress on Friday to concentrate on reforming the Federal Housing Administration, a Depression-era agency created to help low and moderate-income Americans afford homes. The House passed a bill last year that would modernize the FHA, but a companion bill has yet to make it through the Senate.
That legislation is one of Dodd's priorities for the fall.
"We're looking at ways to deal with the credit rating agencies and FHA, which I had hoped we would have completed in July," Dodd said. "We'll hopefully bring that up as soon as we can with the return of the Congress in September."
However, even if it passes the Senate it would have to be reconciled with the House legislation before it can go to the White House for Bush's signature, a process that could take months.
Some Democrats also would like to see mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- which are recovering from accounting scandals -- play a larger role in the mortgage market. Some want to see the two companies buy "jumbo" mortgages of more than $417,000 in high cost areas in areas of the country where home costs are higher.
The House in May passed legislation that would do that. But the situation has worsened since then, and the legislation must be reworked, Frank said. "The current crisis in the mortgage market demonstrates we should raise it to a higher level," he said.
Most of the other bills are still in planning stages, like numerous measures to regulate and penalize mortgage lenders who engage in predatory lending. Schumer acknowledged, however, that it won't help anyone already suffering with a bad mortgage.
"This won't do anything about what happened in the past, but it will prevent the present crisis from getting worse, because mortgage brokers are still preying on these people," Schumer said.
House Financial Services Committee: http://financialservices.house.gov/index.shtml
Senate Banking Committee: http://banking.senate.gov/
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Source: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070904/wall_street.html?.v=4
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U.S. Stocks Head for Flat Open
Tuesday September 4, 7:30 am ET
By Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer
U.S. Stocks Head for Flat Open As Investors Await Data on Construction, Manufacturing
NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks headed for a flat open Tuesday as investors returning from a long holiday weekend awaited further economic data to help determine whether the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates when it meets in two weeks.
After a volatile August, investors will be looking to readings on construction spending, manufacturing and automobile sales to indicate how the economy is holding up and whether a rate cut might be in the offing. Wall Street finished Friday with big gains following comments from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke that the central bank stood ready to "act as needed" to prevent the credit crisis from hurting the national economy.
The Fed meets Sept. 18 and some investors are predicting it will lower its benchmark federal funds rate after more than a year of standing pat on rates. In recent weeks, more difficult access to credit has made it harder for consumers and businesses alike to borrow, stirring concerns that tighter access to money will hurt the economy.
On top of concerns about credit and a lackluster housing market, Wall Street enters what is often one of its most difficult months. As is typical, volume in late August was light with many investors away. Investors returning from vacations often reassess their holdings. The S&P 500 typically loses 0.7 percent in during the month and 0.6 percent in Septembers that precede an election year, according to the Stock Trader's Almanac.
On Tuesday, investors will receive government data on construction spending in July as well as the Institute for Supply Management's measure of U.S. manufacturing. Investors this week will also be awaiting the August employment report for an indication of how consumers are faring.
Dow Jones industrial average futures fell 12, or 0.09 percent, to 13,352. Standard & Poor's 500 index futures fell 1.00, or 0.07 percent, to 1,457.70. Nasdaq 100 index futures rose 0.50, or 0.03 percent, to 1,995.25.
Bonds were little changed. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to its price, was unchanged at 4.53 percent from late Friday. The dollar was mixed against other major currencies, while gold prices rose.
Light, sweet crude fell 9 cents to $73.95 per barrel in premarket electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Overseas, Japan's Nikkei stock average fell 0.63 percent. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.15 percent, Germany's DAX index rose 0.23 percent, and France's CAC-40 slipped 0.14 percent.
New York Stock Exchange: http://www.nyse.com
Nasdaq Stock Market: http://www.nasdaq.com
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Les valeurs à suivre sur les marchés américains
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Liste des principales valeurs à suivre mardi à Wall Street.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Le groupe industriel a annoncé l'acquisition du fabricant britannique d'équipements pétroliers Sondex pour 288,7 millions de livres (583 millions de dollars) en cash.
Sondex viendra renforcer la division Optimization and Control de GE, qui a réalisé l'an dernier un chiffre d'affaires de 12 milliards de dollars et réalise ainsi sa première opération de croissance externe hors des Etats-Unis. Le C.A. total de GE était de 163,4 milliards de dollars en 2006.
GE avait gagné vendredi 1,22% à 38,87 dollars avant le long week-end du Labor Day.
MERCK & CO
Le traitement Cordaptive de Merck destiné à rehausser le "bon" cholestérol (HDL) sans provoquer de rougissements gênants a atteint ses deux principaux objectifs lors d'essais cliniques de phase III, ont annoncé des chercheurs dimanche.
Merck espère commercialiser le médicament, potentiellement un futur "blockbuster", en 2008.
Cours de clôture : 50,17 dollars.
ELI LILLY & CO
Des chercheurs ont fait état lundi de résultats encourageants pour un traitement expérimental d'Eli Lilly contre la schizophrénie. Comparé au Zyprexa déjà commercialisé, le nouveau produit, désigné par le nom de code LY2140023, ne soulage pas autant les symptômes de la schizophrénie mais a beaucoup moins d'effets secondaires.
Cours de clôture : 57,35 dollars.
THORNBURG MORTGAGE
La société de crédit immobilier a annoncé avoir achevé la titrisation d'un emprunt de 1,4 milliard de dollars vendredi.
Friedman a relevé sa recommandation de "sous-performance" à "surperformance".
Cours de clôture : 11,78 dollars.
KRAFT FOODS, STARBUCKS
Kraft Foods a annoncé mardi avoir signé des accords avec Starbucks et Bosch Household Appliances pour développer sa marque Tassimo, qui devrait atteindre cette année 200 millions de dollars de chiffre d'affaires.
Starbucks fournira des dosettes de café destinées aux machines Tassimo aux Etats-Unis et au Canada tandis que Bosch lancera une nouvelle machine l'an prochain, Kraft ayant décidé de ne pas renouveler le contrat conclu avec Braun, racheté par Procter & Gamble.
Cours de clôture vendredi: 32,06 dollars pour Kraft, 27,55 pour Starbucks.
APPLE
NBC International a décidé de ne pas renouveler son contrat de diffusion d'émissions de télévision sur iTunes, devenant ainsi le deuxième grand groupe de médias - après Universal Music Group de Vivendi - à défier la suprématie d'Apple dans l'"entertainement" numérique.
NBC, contrôlé par General Electric et premier fournisseur du vidéos numériques d'iTunes, avait exigé un doublement de sa rémunération.
Apple a fini en hausse de 1,64% à 138,48 dollars vendredi.
RESEARCH IN MOTION
Bear Stearns a ramené de "surperformance" à "sous-performance" sa recommandation sur le fabricant du Blackberry, selon le site theflyonthewall.com. En avant-Bourse, le titre recule de 2,2% à 83,50 dollars, contre 85,41 à la clôture de vendredi sur le Nasdaq.
INTEL
Banc of America a porté mardi de 29 à 31 dollars son objectif de cours pour le fabricant de semi-conducteurs, en maintenant sa recommandation "achat" sur la valeur, selon MarketWatch.
Cours de clôture : 25,75 dollars.
STATE STREET
Le numéro un mondial de la conservation de titres et de la gestion pour compte de tiers conserve de la valeur et sa baisse de la semaine dernière est exagérée, estime le magazine Barron's dans son numéro de lundi.
"Nous ne voyons aucune raison de vendre", écrit l'auteur de l'article en citant également Glenn Schorr, analyste d'UBS qui conserve son objectif de 85 dollars.
Le titre, mis à mal par des inquiétudes sur l'exposition du groupe au "subprime", a repris vendredi 3,16% à 61,36 dollars.
GOODRICH
L'équipementier aéronautique pourrait voir son cours de Bourse grimper de près de 20% dans l'année qui vient grâce à la hausse des ventes mondiales d'avions, estime Barron's dans sa dernière livraison.
Le titre du fournisseur de Boeing et d'Airbus a fini vendredi à 63,16 dollars, en hausse de 0,48% sur la séance.
MATTEL
La Commission de sécurité des produits de grande consommation américaine enquête sur la politique d'information du public suivie par Mattel avant les récents rappels de jouets du groupe, rapporte le Wall Street Journal mardi.
Des documents internes du groupe suscitent parallèlement des interrogations sur la manière dont Mattel a informé les autorités réglementaires des risques de problèmes électriques posés par un jouet rappelé et déclaré réparé, ajoute le quotidien.
Cours de clôture: 21,63 dollars.
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Oil Prices Jump on Hurricane Concerns
Monday September 3, 1:45 pm ET
Oil Prices Rise As Traders Track Potentially Destructive Storms That Could Hit Gulf of Mexico
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -- Oil futures rose Monday as traders tracked potentially destructive storms that could hit the Gulf of Mexico region.
Trading was sluggish, however, as the U.S. financial markets were closed due to the Labor Day holiday.
Worries over a Category 5 Atlantic storm, Hurricane Felix, eased somewhat as it churned its way into the open waters of the Caribbean Sea Sunday and looked less likely to hit the Gulf of Mexico, where key refineries are located.
Still, the National Hurricane Center in Miami advised workers on oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico to monitor the progress of Felix and said the storm could reach the area in four to five days.
Rebecca Waddington, a meteorologist with the center warned that both hurricane Felix and tropical storm Henriette could shift course.
"Even if the forecast is perfect, that's only forecasting where the center of the storm is going to go," she said. "So everyone in the area needs to be aware of it, because the storms are quite large."
Light, sweet crude for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 47 cents to $74.51 a barrel in electronic trading by evening in Europe.
Oil prices have also been supported by U.S. government reports that consumer spending and factory orders rose in July. Energy investors pay close attention to economic data because an economy's strength is seen as a barometer of demand for oil and gasoline.
October Brent crude gained 55 cents to $73.24 a barrel on the ICE futures exchange in London.
Nymex heating oil rose by over 2 cents to $2.0800 a gallon while gasoline prices were up 1 cent, fetching $1.9745 a gallon.
Natural gas futures fell nearly 9 cents to $5.38 per 1,000 cubic feet.
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