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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks opened higher Wednesday morning as the lowest number of monthly layoffs since March 2008 and an as-expected drop in private-sector jobs encouraged investors ahead of the monthly jobs report Friday. Full Article at MarketWatch
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Johannesburg - South African stocks ended in the black on Wednesday, pushed by a record gold price and firmer resources amid a weaker dollar. At 17:00 the JSE all share index had collected 0.66%, led by gold miners firming 5.19%. Resources added 1. Full Article at News24
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The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to reaffirm current supportive policies for the economy, even as signs of recovery grow. Full Article at International Business Times
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LONDON -- European stock markets recovered Wednesday, helped by upbeat earnings reports across the region ahead of the latest economic update from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Monday’s report from the Institute of Supply Management indicated that October manufacturing activity in the U.S. was at the highest pace in three years. On an annualized basis, the number would translate to about 4.5% in real GDP growth. Full Article at International Business Times
