今天,世界各国名人们 1,2,3,…; 世界大事记 1,2,3,…

今天,世界各国名人们 1,2,3,…; 世界大事记 1,2,3,…

法国总统萨科齐、德国总理默克尔、意大利总理贝卢斯科尼,和西班牙首相萨帕特罗密集电话沟通,讨论欧洲国家债务危机问题。

从5日晚间,到6日深夜,美国总统奥巴马与萨科齐、默克尔分别通电话,讨论全球经济形势。

英国首相卡梅伦

七国集团轮值主席国-法国经济、财政和工业部长弗朗索瓦·巴鲁安

渣打银行首席经济学家李籁思

日本副财务大臣Fumihiko Igarashi,星期天暗示,如果汇市继续大幅度波动,东京将再次干涉外汇市场。日本星期四,已经干涉汇市,弱化日元,保护日本从地震和海啸中复苏。他说,“还没有完。如果我们看到投机活动,我们会再次行动。”

韩国银行(Bank of Korea),星期天发表声明说,G20官员,已经在电话上,进行讨论,他们计划继续加强政策协调。韩国是G20成员之一。
韩国央行的声明说,标准普尔降级,并没有改变韩国对美国政府债券的信心。

澳大利亚维斯特帕克银行(Westpac Institutional Bank)的琼斯(Russell Jones)说,标准普尔的降级决定,不会安抚这个星期开始的紧张情绪。国库券收益率,会上升,也可能猛升,风险资产,会遭受更大损失。

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French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero intensive telephone communication on the European countries, the debt crisis.

Evening from 5 to 6 night, Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy, Angela Merkel were the phone to discuss the global economic situation.

British Prime Minister Cameron

Rotating presidency of the Group of Seven countries – French Economy, Finance and Industry Minister Francois Pakistan Ruan

Standard Chartered Bank chief economist thinking scoundrel

Japan’s Vice Finance Minister Fumihiko Igarashi, Sunday hinted that if the currency continues to fluctuations, the Tokyo foreign exchange market will once again intervene. Japan on Thursday, has been interfering in currency markets, weakening the yen to protect Japan from the earthquake and tsunami recovery. He said, “not yet finished, and if we see speculation, we will once again action.”

Bank of Korea (Bank of Korea), said in a statement Sunday, G20 officials, has been on the phone to discuss, they plan to continue to strengthen policy coordination. South Korea is a member of the G20.
South Korea’s central bank said in a statement, Standard & Poor’s downgraded, did not change South Korea’s confidence in U.S. government bonds.

Parker Sylvester Australia Bank (Westpac Institutional Bank), Jones (Russell Jones), said Standard & Poor’s downgraded decided not to start this week to appease the tension. Treasury yields will rise, may also be soaring, the risk assets, will suffer even greater losses.

Collapse, the global market plunge

In the past week, global stock markets have just experienced a panic: Wall Street nearly suffered the worst decline in three years; Italy, Spain, was attacked government bonds; United States, Europe, Asia and other continents of the world’s major financial markets, important technical support have been lost to point, continue to tear down the new space.

W IN D statistics, by investors on the global economy may slip back into recession, the impact of the panic, stocks, on Thursday, a collective slump. Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 512.53 points, or 4.31 percent, the highest since December 2008, the lowest closing point; Nasdaq composite index fell 136.68 points, or 5.08%; S & P 500 index, down 60 .24 points, or 4.78%.

On Friday, in addition to a rebound in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the Nasdaq composite index and Standard & Poor’s 500 index, fell further. The Nasdaq composite index fell 23.98 points, or 0.94%; Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell 0.69 points, or 0.06%. Week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, fell 5.55 percent, the Nasdaq composite index fell 8.13 percent, the S & P 500 index fell 6.73%.

Europe and the Asia Pacific market, an Ai Hong. On Thursday, France’s CAC 40 index fell 3.9%; the UK FTSE 100 index, down 3.4%; German DAX 30 index fell 3.4 percent. On Friday, European markets plunge again. France’s CAC 40 index fell 1.3%; the Financial Times 100 index, fell 2.7 percent; the German DAX 30 index fell 2.8%. Week, the French CAC 40 index, down 10.63 percent; the UK FTSE 100 index fell 9.77%; German DAX 30 index fell 12.89%. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index, and the Tokyo Nikkei 225 index, respectively, on Friday, fell 4.29% and 3.72%.

The domestic market, subject to external environmental impact, there have been dropped. As of last Friday’s close, the Shanghai index closed at 2626.42 points, down 57.62 points, or 2.15%; The Shenzhen Component Index closed at 11,701.76 points, down 232.65 points, or 1.95 percent. Disk, the Shanghai Composite Index, the lowest dropping 2605.14 points, marking the lowest level since the current round of adjustment.

In addition to the stock market, in just the past week, the commodity markets, there have been dramatic adjustment. International commodity futures plunged 4 collectives, NY ME X crude oil futures, 4 close, plummeted 5.8%, C BO T soy (4184, -75.00, -1.76%) fell 1.6%, LME copper fell 2%, with hedging function of gold in the hit new high of $ 1,682.05, the sharp downturn, CO ME X 8 month contract, closing down 0.44%. 5, the domestic futures market, the resulting large-scale collapse, aluminum, zinc, plastic (11 255, -590.00, -4.98%) and other varieties, sealed limit, copper, overnight, dropped back a month ago the price.

暴跌,全球市场大幅下挫

  在过去一周里,全球股市刚刚经历一轮恐慌性抛售:华尔街遭遇近3年来最惨烈下跌;意大利、西班牙国债遭到攻击;美、欧、亚等世界各大洲主要金融市场,相继失守重要技术支撑点位,不断撕开新的下滑空间。

  W IN D统计数据显示,受到投资者对全球经济可能重新陷入衰退的恐慌情绪的影响,美股,上周四,集体暴跌。道琼斯工业平均指数,下跌512 .53点,跌幅4.31%,创2008年12月以来,最低收盘点位;纳斯达克综合指数,下跌136.68点,跌幅5.08%;标准普尔500指数,下跌60 .24点 ,跌幅4.78%。

  上周五,除道琼斯工业平均指数有所反弹外,纳斯达克综合指数,和标准普尔500指数,进一步下跌。纳斯达克综合指数,下跌23 .98点 ,跌幅0.94%;标准普尔500指数下跌0.69点,跌幅0.06%。一周以来,道琼斯工业平均指数,下跌了5.55%,纳斯达克综合指数,下跌了8 .13%,标准普尔500指数,下跌了6.73%。

  欧洲市场和亚太市场,一片哀鸿。上周四,法国C A C 40指数,下跌了3.9%;英国金融时报100指数,下跌了3.4%;德国D A X 30指数,下跌了3 .4%。上周五,欧洲市场再度暴跌。法国C A C 40指数,下跌了1.3%;英国金融时报1 0 0指数,下跌 了2 .7%;德国D A X 30指数,下跌了2.8%。一周以来,法国C A C 40指数,下跌了10 .63%;英国金融时报100指数,下跌了9.77%;德国D A X 30指数,下跌了12.89%。香港恒生指数,和日经东京225指数,分别在周五,大跌了4.29%,和3.72%。

  国内市场方面,受外围环境影响,也出现了大幅下跌。截至上周五收盘,上 证指数,收报2626 .42点 ,下跌57.62点,跌幅为2.15%;深证成指收报11701.76点,下跌232.65点,跌幅为1 .95%。盘中,上证指数,最低下探至2605.14点,创下本轮调整以来的新低。

  除了股票市场外,在刚刚过去的一周里,大宗商品市场,也出现了剧烈的调整。国际商品期货4日集体大跌,N Y ME X原油期货,4日收盘,暴跌5.8%,C BO T大豆(4184,-75.00,-1.76%)下跌1.6%,L M E铜下跌2%,具有避险功能的黄金,在创出1682 .05美元的新高后,急速回落,C O ME X 8月合约,收盘,下跌0.44%。5日国内期货市场,随之出现了大规模的暴跌,铝、锌、塑料(11255,-590.00,-4.98%)等多个品种,封死跌停,铜价,在一夜之间,跌回了一个月前的价位。