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US markets tumble snapping three-day winning streak

29 Sep 2011 Evaluate

The US markets tumbled on Wednesday, halting a three-day winning streak, on heightened concern that European leaders have conflicting views on resolving the euro-zone’s debt crisis.  German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that she is waiting to hear from the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund about Greece’s austerity moves before deciding whether changes are needed to a financial aid plan brokered in July. However, US stocks gained earlier after a bigger-than-forecast increase in demand for capital goods easing concern that the economy was slipping back into a recession though orders for durable goods fell slightly in August.

Besides, auditors from the EU, ECB and IMF were on their way to Greece to examine austerity moves designed to ensure Athens receives its next installment of aid. At the same time, reports emerged that euro-zone members were diverging on terms of the already agreed, July deal. Germany is scheduled to vote on expanding Europe’s rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Facility tomorrow. Meanwhile, the European Union proposed a financial-transaction tax to take effect in 2014 and Spain and Italy extended temporary bans on short selling of financial shares. Finland’s parliament approved the expansion of Europe’s temporary rescue fund, bringing to nine the number of euro members to have ratified the mechanism.

The Dow Jones industrial average lost 179.79 points, or 1.61 percent, to 11,010.90. The Standard and Poor's 500 closed lower by 24.32 points, or 2.07 percent, to 1,151.06, while the Nasdaq composite lost 55.25 points, or 2.17 percent, to 2,491.58.

The Indian ADRs closed in red on Wednesday, ICICI Bank was down by 0.95%, HDFC Bank was down by 0.72%, Tata Motors was down by 0.54%, Sterlite Industries was down by 0.48% and Infosys Technologies was down by 0.38%.

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