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全球市场在遭受上半年的重创后步履蹒跚
替天行房 发表于 2008-06-29 15:10:20
By Michael Mackenzie in New York, Javier Blas in London and Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
Published: June 27 2008 18:58 | Last updated: June 27 2008 22:26
在经历了上周石油价格不断刷新记录后，以及对金融系统的健康和全球经济成长担忧的再次产生，全球股市上周五向26年来最差的半年度表现进发。
每桶142.99美元的高油价引发了亚洲市场的突然下跌和欧洲和纽约市场抛售。道琼斯工业平均指数已经从去年10月份创造的高点下跌了近20%， 几近进入熊市。
由高能源价格引发的通胀和经济成长放慢忧虑对股市形成了压力。与证券市场经历的相反，石油和其它商品市场异常繁荣，Reuters-Jefferies CRB现货指数2008年获得了35年来的最高涨幅。CRB指数自1月份以来已经上涨30.1%，仅次于1973年上半年30.2%的涨幅。
银行在第三季度的清算意图作为新的金融紧张证据和下个月的收入报告激起了市场的恐慌。
到上周五为止，MSCI 全球指数本年度下跌了11.7%，这是1982年前六个月下跌13.8%以来的最差半年度表现。
S&P500指数本周报收于1300点下方，并且在周五测试了由贝尔斯登公司破产所引发的系统性金融危机造成的股指低点。S&P500指数本周下跌3%。
在欧洲，FTSE欧洲第一指数本年度已下跌21%，这是该指数1986年建立以来的最差上半年表现。
FTSE 100指数08年上班年下跌14.4%，仅次于1994年上半年14.6%的跌幅。S&P 500指数上半年下跌12.5%，仅次于2002上半年13.8%的跌幅。
作为亚洲出口导向型经济体的主要市场，对美国经济健康程度的忧虑导致这些区域的股市周五遭受重创。
日本日经225平均指数下跌超过2%至2个月的低点。上海市场暴跌5.2%，去年8个月内创造的141%涨幅有被抹去的危险。
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2008-06-29 15:20:45
Global equities were on Friday heading for their worst first-half performance in 26 years after a week in which oil surged to a record and there were renewed worries about the health of the financial system and global growth.
A high of 2.99 a barrel for oil sparked a tumble in Asian markets and selling in Europe and New York. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday closed just shy of 20 per cent below its record high set in October and is on cusp of entering an official bear market.
Fears of inflation and slower growth caused by higher energy costs are weighing on equities. Yet as stocks suffer, the surge in oil and other commodities during 2008 has the Reuters-Jefferies CRB spot index on track for its largest gain in 35 years. The index has risen 30.1 per cent since January, the largest increase since the 30.2 per cent gain in the first half of 1973.
Evidence of renewed financial stress as banks prepare to close out the second quarter and report earnings next month is also fanning fears.
On Friday the MSCI world equity index had fallen 11.7 per cent since the start of the year, its worst first-half run since a decline of 13.8 per cent during the first six months of 1982.
The S&P 500 closed below 1,300 this week and on Friday tested its mid-March closing low when the collapse of Bear Stearns briefly threatened to spark a systemic financial crisis. The index fell 3 per cent this week.
In Europe, the FTSE Eurofirst was 21 per cent lower for the year, its worst first-half performance since the index was configured in 1986.
The FTSE 100 has fallen 14.4 per cent in 2008, its worst start since a decline of 14.6 per cent in 1994. The S&P 500 has lost 12.5 per cent, its poorest first half since it fell 13.8 per cent in 2002.
Worries about the health of the US economy, a vital market for many of Asia’s export-led economies hammered regional equity markets on Friday.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 Average fell more than 2 per cent to a two-month low. Shanghai shares plunged 5.2 per cent and the market is in danger of losing all of the gains made during last year’s eight-month rally of 141 per cent.
