The Means Of Production Led &Nbsp; &Nbsp; Friday'S Index Rose 0.08%.

As of 4:00 pm Eastern time,

After yesterday's surge, sentiment in the market has gradually stabilized. Although the US non farm employment has increased significantly, up to 9.6% unemployment rate and unoptimistic real estate situation still make investors worry about whether the Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing policy can effectively stimulate the economy. On Friday, the US stocks went on the low side, and the Dow Jones hit the market and finally rose 9.24 points, or 0.08%.

On the disk side, durable consumer goods and pharmaceutical sector led the decline, production materials and financial sector led.

In terms of stocks, JP Morgan rose 2.86%, the United States bank rose 1.9%, Merck dropped 2.59%, Kraft Foods fell 2.23%, Citigroup rose 3.7%, Wells Fargo increased 6.41%, apple fell 0.36%, HP fell 0.79%, DELL fell 0.41%, IBM rose 0.09%, Boeing went up 0.59%, RIM dropped, AIG rose, TOYOTA fell down, Pfizer fell, Starbucks rose, and the United States fell, the Royal Bank of London fell, HSBC Holdings fell.

Europe's shares rose sharply on Friday as the resource sector rose to offset the decline of bank shares. The pan European Dow Jones index closed at 271.97 points, or 0.42%.

The index is now close to a 52 week high.

On Friday, oil prices rose 36 cents to $86.85 a barrel, or 0.4%.

Gold prices rose 14.60 US dollars to 1397.70 U.S. dollars per ounce, or 1.1%, a record high. Gold prices surged 3.4% on Thursday to a record high of 1383.10 US dollars.

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Economic data

At 8:30 a.m. Eastern time, data released by the US Department of labor showed that the number of non farm employment in the US increased by 151 thousand in October, much better than the 70 thousand expected increase by economists, the largest monthly increase since May.

In September, non farm employment decreased by 95 thousand.

At 8:30 a.m. Eastern time, data released by the US Department of labor showed that the unemployment rate in the US in October was 9.6%, unchanged from last month, which was in line with economists' expectations.

At 12:00 a.m. Eastern time, data released by the association of real estate brokers showed that the association signage index was 80.9 points in September, which was revised to 82.4 in August.

The US housing index in September dropped by nearly 25% compared with the same period last year.

Company news

AIG lost $2 billion 400 million in the three quarter, compared with a profit of $92 million in the same period last year, while the quarter revenue dropped from 3% to 19 billion 600 million US dollars in the same period last year, or 3%.

The company is busy selling assets to repay more than 100 billion US dollars in financial aid during the financial tsunami.

The net loss in the three quarter of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) narrowed to 1 billion 150 million pounds ($1 billion 870 million) in the 1 billion 800 million quarter from the same period last year due to the loss of non-performing loans. The loss of non-performing loans decreased 21% to 1 billion 950 million pounds from 3 billion 280 million a year earlier.

At present, the British government holds 83% stake in the bank.

Airbus announced on Friday that China Aviation Materials Group has signed an agreement with the company to order 102 air passenger aircraft in Paris, France.

By the end of October 2010, a total of 637 airplanes were operating on the mainland of China, accounting for 43% of the total number of active aircraft above 100 levels in mainland China.

Russian Internet Co Mail.ru set its IPO sale price on the London Stock Exchange to $27.70 per share on Friday.

The company said it would issue 32 million 930 thousand shares of GDR common stock and scale up to $912 million, thus becoming the largest Internet Co IPO since Alibaba IPO in 2007, and Alibaba raised $1 billion 500 million at that time.

As sales growth in Asia and North America has made up for a continuous loss in the European and Japanese markets, TOYOTA's second quarter revenue has increased by 5.8%4.807 trillion yen (about US $59 billion 580 million), and profit growth has nearly doubled to 111 billion 460 million yen. However, about 2/3 of our profits come from financing rather than core car sales.

The company also raised its annual profit forecast.

An Australian air cargo carrier Boeing 747-400, which flew from Singapore to Sydney, broke down in Singapore on Friday. It reported that 412 passengers and crew members were not injured. Yesterday, the company's Airbus A380 also forced landing due to the same reason.