The KUIK Morning Market Report for Monday, August 4: |
Markets are up. |
Index |
Direction |
Change |
Units |
Time |
Change |
Dow |
Up |
15 |
points |
16,508 |
7:12 AM |
S&P500 |
Up |
0.2% |
percent |
1,929 |
4.17 |
Nasdaq Composite |
Up |
0.4% |
percent |
4,371 |
18.21 |
30 Year Treasury |
Down |
(2) |
Basis Points |
3.28 |
Annual Yield |
European stocks were flat today, with markets cautious after Portugal’s central bank unveiled a bailout plan for Banco Espírito Santo. Under a plan outlined late Sunday , toxic assets at the bank will be put into a bad bank that will eventually be wound down. Healthy Assets and deposits will be put into a “good” bank called Novo Banco which will receive an infusion of 4.9 billion euros from a special bank resolution fund that Portugal set up in 2012. Novo Banco will be sold and proceeds used to pay back the fund. |
Hong Kong stocks rebounded on Monday, as financial stocks rallied. Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing the city’s stock-exchange operator, said it plans to conduct tests and market rehearsals later this month for the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, a plan for direct stock trading between the two markets. The Hang Seng Index ended up 0.3%, recovering from a retreat on Friday. |
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for AM 1360 KUIK. |
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/european-stocks-flat-after-portugal-bank-bailout-2014-08-04 |
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hong-kong-stocks-rebound-as-financials-rally-2014-08-04?dist=markets |
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