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This Week In ETFs: October 7th Edition
October 07, 2012 at 09:00 AM EDT
With only a month left until the U.S. general election, every financial report that comes out will be under even more scrutiny and press coverage than usual. This week’s unemployment report was no exception as unemployment fell to 7.8%, its lowest level since January 2009, and every columnist had their own opinion on which candidate will benefit from this bright outlook. The markets reacted to the good news accordingly and climbed to end the week on a high note, but still not close to the amazing numbers seen just three weeks ago. International markets also ended on a high note this week, even with the decisions to aid Greece and Spain still in the air. A series of glitches at the NYSE Liffe exchange in London stalled commodities trading around the world and caused for some price discrepancies and angry investors [see ETFs To Play 9 Markets In Limbo]. IndexIQ was the first to bring [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: No Related Posts
With only a month left until the U.S. general election, every financial report that comes out will be under even more scrutiny and press coverage than usual. This week’s unemployment report was no exception as unemployment fell to 7.8%, its lowest level since January 2009, and every columnist had their own opinion on which candidate will benefit from this bright outlook. The markets reacted to the good news accordingly and climbed to end the week on a high note, but still not close to the amazing numbers seen just three weeks ago. International markets also ended on a high note this week, even with the decisions to aid Greece and Spain still in the air. A series of glitches at the NYSE Liffe exchange in London stalled commodities trading around the world and caused for some price discrepancies and angry investors [see ETFs To Play 9 Markets In Limbo]. IndexIQ was the first to bring [...]
