United States stocks open higher with divert attention to the Federal Reserve

US stocks opened higher on Wednesday as investors focused attention on the policy statement the Federal 

Reserve (Fed) and the press conference held by the Central Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.

 
The Dow Jones 58.46 points, or 0.41 percent, to 14514.46 points

The benchmark S & P 500 broader 8.84 points, or 0.57 percent, to 1557.18 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index was 25 points, or 0.77 percent to 3254.09 points

Source: Reuters

Deutsche Bank adjusts 2012 earnings due to an allocation of 600 million euros

Deutsche Bank said on Wednesday, he amended profit before tax for 2012 to cut 600 million euros (773 million dollars) because of expenses new related claims lawsuit related to mortgage, and other investigations of regulatory bodies, and bank declined to delve into the causes raise funds for litigation to 2.4 billioneuros.

The move comes after the supervisory board meeting, Tuesday, after it said the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany, it would send the preliminary results to be achieved in the suspicion of manipulation in interbank interest rates to the German Ministry of Finance the end of March.

The bank said, his recommendation to dividends will remain as is and reiterated the target level of capital ratio of the first level at 8.5%.

The biggest German bank, said net profit last year amounted to 300 million euros (387 million dollars), a decrease of 400 million euros than previously reported, and added that the pre-tax profit fell to 800 million euros

Source: Reuters

American stock indexes terminated its dealings on high

U.S. stock indexes closed the main high on Wednesday

The Dow Jones industrial average its highest level in five years, driven by positive data in the U.S. housing market and European stocks rise amid gains achieved by the Italian bond

The Dow Jones industrial average was 24.175 points, or 3.1%, to reach 37.14075 points.

The benchmark S & P 500 was up 05.19 points, or 27.1%, to reach 99.1515 points.
The Nasdaq Composite Index rose for technology stocks by 61.32 points, or 04.1% or 26.3162 points

Source .. New York (dpa

Google shares up $ 800 for the first time

Google Inc. shares rose to 800 U.S. dollars, for the first time on Monday, amid renewed confidence in the company's ability to reap bigger profits, thanks to its dominance on the Internet search process, and visibility in the market for mobile phone services growing.

This achievement comes after five years of the arrival of Google's share price to 700 U.S. dollars.

Shortly after his arrival to this figure in October 2007, the U.S. economy entered its worst recession since World War II, She fell Google shares for long periods of time, which led ultimately to change its leadership.

In addition to the richness of Google employees and other shareholders, the rise in stocks was a tacit promotion of confidence in Larry Page, one of the founders of the company