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International and local markets update for 24 November 2009.

On Friday stocks were down in Europe for the fourth straight day. This followed in the US where the Dow closed down 0.1% and the S&P down 0.3%. For the week the Dow rose 1.5%, the S&P dropped 0.2%. The AUD is sitting at US 91.5 cents.

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Chris Thompson's 20 November 2009 update.

Chris Thompson's 19 November 2009 update.

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Chris Thompson's 18 November 2009 update.

Jon interviews the vice president Joe Biden

Another strong session overnight - the Dow was up 133 points or 1.3%. The S up 49 points.

Dr Caton's update for 16 November : The US market up for the day, up for the week, and Australia can expect to be off to a good start on Monday morning.

Chris caton markets update

It was a good day but not a hugely busy session overnight across global markets. Beginning in the UK, the FTSE was up around .7% and the German DAX up 1%. In the US, shortly before close the Dow was up 0.4% (and that's four days in a row above the magical 10,000 mark) and the S&P was up 0.5% and flirting with the 1100 level.

This market report comes to you about ten minutes before the close in the US as I have a school run to make. Overall it was a non-descript night, with not much movement in European markets (UK FTSE and German DAX both increased by 0.2%) and US markets remaining flat. These figures might have changed at the final close, but not by much.

Peter Schiff on the Glenn Beck Show dated 06-05-09. Peter Schiff and another guest talk with Beck about the Cap and Trade bill and how it will damage the economy.

It was a great night all round, which shouldn't have been a surprise after the G20 announcement to continue stimulus and do whatever is necessary to keep growth moving. In Europe the FTSE was up more than 1% and in the US the Dow was up around 2% and S&P 2.2%. Both US indices are at highs for this current market upswing. The Australian market should kick on again from here.

Dr Caton's update for 9th November 2009.

It was a good night in Europe with the FTSE up 1.4% and the German market up 1.7%. The US market flattered to deceive last night with the bears taking control in the last hour. The Dow finished up 0.4% and the S&P up 0.2%. The non manufacturing ISM fell for the month, and the statement from the FOMC re-affirmed to keep short term interest rates low for a long period of time. The Australian market will open up.

Beginning in Europe, the news wasn't positive with more murmurs of a UK bank bailout pushing the market down 1.4%, and the German DAX falling by 1.3%. In the US it was another mixed session with the Dow Jones slighty down (0.02%) and the S&P slightly up (0.02%). I think that's akin to an each way bet in racing lingo, if horses are still your thing. The Australian market should open mixed.