Stocks Rally After Central Banks Add Liquidity
U.S. stocks are showing strength Monday morning following
encouraging news from Europe’s Central Bank.
The European Central Bank announced the addition of $65 billion to
the credit markets on Monday after injecting over $135 billion on
Friday. The ECB started the worldwide trend last Thursday, as the
bank saw liquidity within the credit market hit crisis levels. The
ECB also announced that it now views the market as normalized,
reassureing nervous investors worldwide.
Monday, mortgage lender Accredited Home
Lenders Holding Co.
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PowerRating) revealed it has filed a
lawsuit against Lone Star Fund V, L.P. and two of its affiliates
seeking the private equity firm to close its tender offer for
Accredited shares and complete the $400 million acquisition. (full
story). LEND shares fell 32%.
Crude oil futures for September delivery
added 2.1% to $72.98 a barrel on speculation that the injection of
money into credit markets may prevent economic slowdown, thus
adding to fuel demand. Gold futures for December
delivery fell 0.1% to $681.20 an ounce on dollar strength.
Around Asia, Shanghai’s Composite rallied 1.5% to 4,820.06, Hong
Kong’s Hang Seng index added 0.5% to 21,891.10, and Tokyo’s Nikkei
rose 0.2% to 16,800.05.
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Darren Wong
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