Week's Market (2 Jan -6 Jan)

New year has been welcomed by I million people at New York Square. This week is going to decide the future of the market. Either it will move on new trends and rally will be seen or the shadows of the European crisis will remain in the global financial markets. The first week of 2012, is predicted to have peace and quite for the investors in market. At the end of last year, S&P was closed flat, Dow Jones Industrial Average gains were solid with 5.6%, while NASDAQ Composite closed year with 1.7% in red.

The market is anxious to know about the government‘s jobs report of United States. It is going to be presented by Automatic Processing Data as usual basing on jobless claims. In December 150,000 new jobs were created. These were mostly in private sector while government sector acted on cut job policy. The recovery process in jobs sector is a long cycle which will take time to complete its round. In this week reports on manufacturing, construction, and factory orders are going to be release which will have a strong effect on market. The U.S manufacturing sector is expected have an uphill climb.

The European debt crisis in taking its due .In markets hopes are high for its resolution as meeting are being planned to end this crisis .The European leaders will eventually solve their problem as it could result in the shattering of European Union and it is wanted by none. So every stock holder in European Union will do its utmost to take this crisis to an end. The U.K looks reluctant to take any major move to resolve this situation as U.K is much confident about its financial position. The higher announcements of dividend payouts and corporate stock repurchases are expected this week. There companies in markets with a lot of hoarded money and they seeing the market moves cautiously but they have to put this to into market as soon as any positive indication arises. Long-term interest rates are predicted to go low. The government sector is planning long term policies for inflation and unemployment.

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