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World stock markets rally after Dow jumps above 10,000 and IMF raises global growth forecast notes notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.
IMF raises 2010 global growth forecast but says Europe's debt crisis might stall recovery notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.
Oil hovers below $72 in Asia as trader's eye supply data amid fears of slowing US economy notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.
World shares down as Wall Street gains fail to lift region amid jitters about recovery notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.
Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo noted Wednesday that BP has ruled out a share issue and talk persisted of sovereign wealth fund interest in the British oil major, boosting its shares on Tuesday even as its Gulf of Mexico oil slick spread to the Texas coast.
Stock futures climb to begin week; investors await report on services sector notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.
Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo stated Tuesday, Stocks made a late attempt to snap their recent string of losses in the face of some dour employment data, but a late slide proved that sellers are still in control.
Speaking from the their corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Oppenheimer Lloyds Global Markets CEO, Hiroyuka Maruyama said, "Asian and European manufacturing output growth cooled further in June, with China hitting its slowest pace in more than a year, further evidence that the global economic recovery is moderating."
Oppenheimer Lloyds Global Markets CEO, Hiroyuka Maruyama noted Thursday stocks are set to lose ground for the second straight day after receiving another sobering message about weakness in the jobs market.
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