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Amid all the noise about oil and commodity prices and the nervousness of markets about inflation, China's once booming sharemarket had its biggest fall on record last week, down around 15%.
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Oil prices dropped $US4 a barrel to around $US134 a barrel, the Dow rose by just over half a per cent as blue chips held firm, but tech stocks fell and the broader market was flat.
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There will be only one IPO in June, just as in April and May. We have never seen this happen since the inception of Japan’s three small company stock markets. During the first five months of 2008, there have been 23 IPOs. Seven companies listed on JASDAQ, seven on TSE Mothers, three on the TSE 2nd section, three on OSE Hercules, and one each on JASDAQ NEO, Nagoya Centrex and Sapporo Ambitious. For these 23 companies, the opening price was an average of 33.5% above the offering prices.
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The price of crude oil jumped $11 a barrel on Friday to $138, mostly on the ginning up of news that has nothing to do with current supply and demand, said Consumer Watchdog.
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The American Stock Exchange(R) (Amex(R)) member and non-member organizations reported short interest of 1,349,081,229 shares as of the May 30, 2008 settlement date, an increase of 40,873,497 from the 1,308,207,732 (adjusted) shares reported on May 15, 2008. The figure represents trades through May 27, 2008.
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The market is down 41. Resources down 2.1% following the move down in US resources overnight. Financials up 0.5%. Dow down 12. Up 94 at best. Down 64 at worst. The strength in the tech sector offset losses in financials and energy.
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Oil prices edged a touch higher on Friday in New York, but news of an official investigation into the way some investors are using the markets (especially so-called Index-Long funds) by American regulators has sent tremors through the huge $US50 trillion a year market.
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US Economy Still Uncertain
added: 29-05-2008

Oil down, then up; the US dollar up, new home sales up, house prices down, along with consumer confidence, production of so-called durable goods higher, US interest rates jump. Charting the course of the American economy gets harder by the day.
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London and New York house the world's two most important oil futures market: the ICE in London where the Brent contract is traded, and Nymex in New York where the West Texas Intermediate contract is the star.
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The world steel market remains strong in spite of heightened risks to the global economy, according to industry and government officials at the OECD’s Steel Committee meeting in Paris on 22-23 May 2008.
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