Market summary

Feb 8 - Markets closed

World markets

Shanghai 2,935.17 -4.23 (-0.14%)
Nikkei 225 9,951.82 -105.27 (-1.05%)
Hang Seng Index 19,550.89 -114.19 (-0.58%)
TSEC 7,215.88 +3.01 (0.04%)
FTSE 100 5,092.33 +31.41 (0.62%)
CAC 40 3,607.27 +43.51 (1.22%)
S&P TSX 11,115.30 -107.82 (-0.96%)
S&P/ASX 200 4,521.40 0.00 (0.00%)
BSE Sensex 15,935.61 +19.96 (0.13%)

Currencies

Euro - USD 1.3648 +0.0014 (0.10%)
USD - JPY 89.2700 +0.0900 (0.10%)
GBP - USD 1.5585 -0.0018 (-0.12%)
CAD - USD 0.9295 -0.0023 (-0.25%)
USD - HKD 7.7711 +0.0004 (0.01%)
USD - CNY 6.8265 -0.0010 (-0.01%)
AUD - USD 0.8646 +0.0008 (0.09%)

Bonds

3 Month 0.07% 0.00 (0.00%)
6 Month 0.15% 0.00 (0.00%)
2 Year 0.76% -0.02 (-2.56%)
5 Year 2.22% -0.03 (-1.33%)
10 Year 3.56% -0.03 (-0.84%)
30 Year 4.50% -0.03 (-0.66%)
US Stocks Retreat on Concern Europe Finances to Hurt Recovery
By Rita Nazareth Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- US stocks slid and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed below 10000 for the first time since November amid concern that deteriorating European government finances will derail the economic recovery.
US Small Caps Post 2010 Lows; Europe,Banks Fuel Worries  
U.S. stocks end with broad loss on policy concerns  
 Dow   S&P 500   Nasdaq 
Market Chart
9,908.39 -103.84 (-1.04%)
1,056.74 -9.45 (-0.89%)
2,126.05 -15.07 (-0.70%)

Top stories

By Dan Gallagher, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Electronic Arts Inc. said Monday afternoon that it managed to reduce its net loss for the third fiscal quarter, but the company's shares took a hit in late trading as the forecast for the ...
By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, Feb 8 (Reuters) - US stocks and the dollar fell on Monday in a see-saw session that saw asset prices rise and fall as investors adjusted their views on the seriousness of the euro zone's sovereign debt troubles.
By Carla Mozee, MarketWatch LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Shares of Electronic Arts Inc. and Hartford Financial Services dropped Monday evening, hit after the video-game publisher and the insurer each issued weak financial forecasts.
Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- You know Japan's world is upside down when the fabled Toyota Motor Corp. is a global laughingstock. A name once synonymous with quality has fallen so far that Americans are actually rushing out to buy Detroit's clunkers.
By TENNILLE TRACY Shares of CIT Group Inc. enjoyed a temporary boost after the company said that former Merrill Lynch & Co. chief John Thain had taken the helm, but options traders appear to think the stock has limited potential.

Sector summary

Sector Change % down / up
Basic Materials -1.78%
Capital Goods -0.88%
Conglomerates -1.29%
Cons. Cyclical -0.97%
Cons. Non-Cyclical -0.38%
Energy -0.93%
Financial -1.36%
Healthcare -0.26%
Services -0.41%
Technology -0.65%
Transportation -0.80%
Utilities -0.79%
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HAS Hasbro, Inc. 12.69% 4.80B
CVS CVS Caremark Corporation 5.31% 46.15B
CIT CIT Group Inc. -0.46% 6.12B
NXTH NXT Nutritionals Holdings Inc -18.89% 80.54M
OWVI ONE WORLD VENTURES INC 2.70% 514.00
WTU Williams Coal Seam Gas Royalty Trust -43.69% 16.00M
SWI SolarWinds, Inc. -1.23% 1.30B
SHMN SOHM INC 41.30% 2.97M
CFSG China Fire & Security Group, Inc. 19.98% 399.27M
NUAN Nuance Communications Inc. 1.57% 4.17B