The Nikkei was slightly weaker, a stronger yen anaerobic

U.S. stock market last night, but the Dow Jones industrial average ended lower, and the Nasdaq composite index finished slightly in the opposition became brisk expansion in general. The material of the Goldman Sachs investment decisions of Mr. Whitney, an analyst with proven financial shares "buy" from "neutral" down with the banks to that became a factor in the market downturn. The stocks in the Dow, Bank of America, JP Morgan cheap and weak and the AMEX, are markedly lowered the financial-related. In addition, Johnson was acquired in the previous business day and the rate of decline of stocks in one place Johnson. Anaerobic that was Analysts expect sales to reach the quarters. Drugs like Pfizer, Merck cheaper, it seems that also affect health insurance reform bill that passed the Senate Finance Committee. The selling also pushed to expand the insurance giant Travelers.

Dow Jones industrial average rose 14.74 dollar business day $ 9871.06, the Nasdaq composite index rose 0.75 points to end trading at 2139.89 points. The closing price is negative, given the Dow Jones industrial average was 1:00, and 70 to the dollar selling, buying on dips height. In addition the U.S. stock market is also higher than expected in what Intel's earnings were announced after the close, the shares rose in after-hours trading. the Tokyo market expectations. The Tokyo market has a buying lead, that swung in the direction of the yen's exchange rate after the opening bell, the Nikkei average keeled in negative territory. The afternoon of the high dose reduced pressure on the yen. other related exports, the upsurge in domestic demand ransacked, the contents as well as rising U.S. stocks, buying on dips. Emerge during the closing scene in the area was also positive. The Nikkei average closing price, 16.35 yen fell ¥ 10,060.21. TSE trading value is estimated at 1 trillion of the ¥ 4875 billion, of the TSE trading volume is estimated at 2.1 billion 8659 million shares. Rising stock in 533 (31%) available for 1031 (61%), unchanged in 124 (7%) has become.

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