Market Sentiment

Dow -40 = -2
Nasdaq -9 = -1
S&P 500 -2 = -1
Ftse -118 = -1
Nikkei 86 = 1
Futures 5 = 2
Market Sentiment -2
The Australian market has received negative leads from offshore trading overnight, driven by concern about weakness in the euro zone and instability in Korea.

Market Sentiment

Dow -95 = -4
Nasdaq -9 = -1
S&P 500 -9 = -1
Ftse -30 = -1
Nikkei -40 = -1
Futures -21 = -2
Market Sentiment -10
he Australian sharemarket has received mixed, flat leads from offshore trade over the weekend, with US markets subdued following the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday.

Market Sentiment

Dow Holiday
Nasdaq “
S&P 500 “
Ftse 42 =1
Nikkei 50 = 1
Futures -4 = -2
Market Sentiment 0
The Australian market has received positive leads from European trading overnight, but the most powerful influence on the day's trade, Wall Street, was closed for Thanksgiving.

Market Sentiment

Dow 151 = 4
Nasdaq 48 = 2
S&P 500 18= 2
Ftse 76 =1
Nikkei -85 = -1
Futures 38 = 2
Market Sentiment 10
The Australian market is receiving overwhelmingly positive leads from offshore trading overnight.

Market Sentiment

Dow -142 = -4
Nasdaq -37 = -2
S&P 500 -17=- 2
Ftse -100 =-1
Nikkei holiday
Futures -51 =-4
Market Sentiment -13
The Australian market is receiving strongly negative leads from offshore trading overnight, with all significant equities indices down sharply, along with base metals. Precious metals were higher, however, as was oil.

Market Sentiment

Dow -24 = -2
Nasdaq 14 = 1
S&P 500 -2=- 1
Ftse -52 =-1
Nikkei 93=1
Futures -27 =-2
Market Sentiment -4

The Australian market is receiving mixed to negative leads from offshore trading overnight, with equities markets generally lower, while precious metals were higher. Oil fell.

Market Sentiment

Dow 22 = 2
Nasdaq 4 = 1
S&P 500 3= 1
Ftse -36 =-1
Nikkei 9=1
Futures 6 =2
Market Sentiment 6

The Australian market has received flat to mixed leads from offshore trading over the weekend, as it awaits the public float of Queensland freight railways, QR National.

Market Sentiment

Dow 173 = 4
Nasdaq 38 = 2
S&P 500 18= 2
Ftse 76 =1
Nikkei 202=1
Futures 30 =2
Market Sentiment 12
The Australian sharemarket is receiving strong, positive leads as offshore trading continues on Friday morning, with Wall Street's and Europe's key indices substantially higher, as are precious and base metals and oil.

Market Sentiment

Dow -16 =-2
Nasdaq 6 = 1
S&P 500 1= 1
Ftse 11 =1
Nikkei 15=1
Futures -1 =-2
Market Sentiment 0

The Australian sharemarket is receiving mixed leads from offshore trading overnight. European markets were clearly higher while Wall St is flat in afternoon trade. Precious metals were mixed, and oil was down.

Market Sentiment

Dow -178 =-4
Nasdaq -44 =-2
S&P 500 -19=-2
Ftse -139 =-1
Nikkei -30=-1
Futures -61 =-4
Market Sentiment -14

The Australian sharemarket is receiving strongly negative leads from offshore trading overnight, with all key indices and commodities significantly lower.

Market Sentiment

Dow 9 = 2
Nasdaq -4 =-1
S&P 500 -1=-1
Ftse 24 =1
Nikkei 103=1
Futures -3 =- 2
Market Sentiment 0

The Australian market is receiving generally positive leads from offshore trading overnight, with Wall Street indices higher, along with precious metals. Oil was flat.

Market Sentiment

Dow -91=-4
Nasdaq -13 =-1
S&P 500 -14=-1
Ftse -18 =-1
Nikkei -137=-1
Futures -19 =- 2
Market Sentiment -10
Australian markets are expected to open lower, after world markets sold off on concerns the Chinese government may slow the pace of its economic growth.

Market Sentiment

Dow -73=-4
Nasdaq -23 =-1
S&P 500 -5=-1
Ftse -2 =-1
Nikkei 31=1
Futures -8 =- 2
Market Sentiment -8

The Australian sharemarket is expected to open weaker, as Wall Street fell after a weak outlook from technology giant Cisco weighed on investor concerns about future profits.

Market Sentiment

Dow 10=2
Nasdaq 16 =1
S&P 500 5=1
Ftse .58 =-1
Nikkei 136=1
Futures 30 = 2
Market Sentiment 6

The Australian sharemarket ais expected to open firmer, as US equities rebound in afternoon trade on signs of a slow improvement in the American labour market.

In economics news on Thursday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases labour force data for October 2010.
The Melbourne Institute releases its survey of consumer inflationary expectations for November.

Market Sentiment

Dow -60=-4
Nasdaq -17 =-1
S&P 500 -10=-1
Ftse 25 =1
Nikkei -38=-1
Futures -12 =- 2
Market Sentiment -8

the Australian sharemarket has received mixed leads from offshore, with healthy gains in European equities and in precious and base metals, while Wall St was lower, as was oil in early afternoon trading.

Market Sentiment

Dow -37=-2
Nasdaq 1 =1
S&P 500 -3=-1
Ftse -25 =-1
Nikkei 107=1
Futures -23 =- 2
Market Sentiment -4

The Australian market is receiving mixed leads from offshore trading overnight. Equities were flat to lower, whilst precious metals were higher, with gold hitting a record high. Base metals were flat, as was oil before rising in late trade.

Market Sentiment

Dow 9=2
Nasdaq 2 =1
S&P 500 5=1
Ftse 13 =1
Nikkei 267=1
Futures 18 = 2
Market Sentiment 8
The Australian market has received generally positive leads from offshore trading over the weekend. Equities markets were higher in both the US and Europe, as were precious and base metals and oil.

Market Sentiment

Dow 219 = 4
Nasdaq 37 =2
S&P 500 23 =2
Ftse 113 = 1
Nikkei 0 = 0
Futures 74 = 4
Market Sentiment 13

Market Sentiment

Dow 26 = 2
Nasdaq 6.75 =1
S&P 500 4.39 =1
Ftse -8.46 =-1
Nikkei 0 = 0
Futures 4.3 = 2
Market Sentiment 5

Market Sentiment

Dow 64 = 4
Nasdaq 28 =1
S&P 500 9 =1
Ftse 62 =1
Nikkei 5 = 1
Futures 13 = 2
Market Sentiment 10