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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2005
Page
9
Market watch shows overall gains with 2,424 new highs and 871 declines. Nasdaq diary reports advance totals of 2,229 with 831 declines and 138 unchanged, alongside volume indicators and new highs and lows counts for the session.
Sen. Portman faces hurdles to confirmation as U S trade representative. He pledges to review China trade issues and curb the 162 billion deficit, while Sen. Bayh blocks a full Senate vote until a China trade bill passes. At his hearing, Portman defended tough action and urged currency liberalization in China to open markets.
Stocks surged with the Dow up 206 points and Nasdaq and S&P gains led by Nokia and Motorola earnings. Archipelago merger news sent NYSE into a for profit, publicly traded entity, while Treasuries fell and the dollar rose amid mixed macro signals and a softer labor picture.
Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan warned Congress that bloated deficits risk stagnating the economy. House moves toward energy industry tax breaks while an $81 billion request to fund Iraq and Afghanistan operations advances in the Senate. Budget balance deteriorates from a 2000 surplus to projected $427 billion deficit this year. Deficits are expected to exceed $200 billion annually over the next five years, with baby boom retirements adding to shortfalls. Higher borrowing costs could dampen spending and investment.
Time Warner Inc and Comcast Corp agree to jointly buy Adelphia Communications with 5.3 million cable subscribers in a 17.6 billion cash and stock deal. Adelphia exits bankruptcy amid Rigases fraud scandal. Time Warner will spin out its cable unit to public shareholders while keeping control of the business.
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