Market Watch Highlights From October 29 2007
Nasdaq composite at 413.25 and S&P 500 at 1540.98 while Dow stands near 14000. NYSE and Nasdaq diaries show advances declines and volume figures with 1,222,387,540 shares traded on the Nasdaq.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2007
Page
5
Nasdaq composite at 413.25 and S&P 500 at 1540.98 while Dow stands near 14000. NYSE and Nasdaq diaries show advances declines and volume figures with 1,222,387,540 shares traded on the Nasdaq.
Agriculture futures rose Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade led by wheat. Wheat for December delivery climbed 28.5 cents to 8.285 a bushel, December corn advanced 4 cents to 3.76, December oats gained 6.25 cents to 2.8475, and January soybeans rose 15.5 cents to 10.2875 a bushel.
Eastern Cornbelt carcass prices across thickness ranges from 40 to 57 dollars per hundredweight with varying bids. Today's negotiated purchases total 20 134. Illinois hog prices show steady to one dollar lower trading with light to moderate demand and specific weight band ranges. Boars under 300 pounds priced 15 to 21 dollars, over 300 pounds 6 to 13 dollars. Source: Associated Press.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announces he has prostate cancer that is treatable and not life threatening. He says surgery will occur over the next few months after a U S brokered peace conference, with no radiation or chemotherapy expected.
Cristina Fernandez will assume the Argentine presidency on December 10, succeeding Nestor Kirchner. She faces high inflation, unemployment, and poverty while promising change. Energy rate hikes and looming debt obligations weigh on plans as she inherits a nation still recovering from a severe crisis.
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