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Hong Kong stocks opened sharply higher following the announcement Friday by U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Bernanke that the Fed might launch new measures in September to stimulate the U.S. economy.

The U.S. Treasury Department Wednesday announced that 61 community banks across the country received a total of 608 million dollars as part of the next wave of funding provided through Small Business Lending Fund,(SBLF), to help small businesses grow and create new jobs.

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Trends prevailing in the U.S market have heaved distress of a stock bubble. According to many money managers this idea should not be taking place as the stocks are not yet overpricing themselves even with the broader market's 26% leap this year.

After a long, frightening battle, on Monday U.S. politicians acted to take a catastrophic U.S. default off the table. And after weeks of growth stunted partly because of worries about that default, China stocks in Hong Kong are poised to rise.

News the U.S. Federal Reserve Board is considering further measures to boost the sagging U.S. economy helped Hong Kong sustain its month-ending rally. But Hong Kong blue chips still lost 8.5% in August.

Hong Kong stocks slumped in extremely slow trading ahead of a speech to be given by U.S. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke early Friday, U.S. time. Hope that Bernanke would announce another round of easy money policies helped blue chips.

U.S. stocks continued their rallies in morning trading on Thursday after major central banks agreed to inject dollar liquidity to the market in an coordinated effort.

Stocks seesaw as employment data comes in stronger than expected but Europe woes continue as investors worry about the debt contagion affecting the U.S.

U.S. stocks retreated to one-month lows on the back of a surge in the U.S. dollar and some weakness in oil. DJIA was down 332.8 points or -1.8% at 17662.9. Asian stocks are trading mixed as markets awaited more data that could shed light on the state of China's economy. Nikkei 225 is trading up 92.4 points or 0.5% at 18757.6, while Hang Seng is trading down 69.5 points or -0.3% at 23827.5. Indian rupee weakened to close at 62.7800 against USD. Read More here- http://onlinetradingttips.blogspot.in/2015/03/stock-in-news-for-today-intraday-stocks.html

U.S. stocks crumbled today, dropping over 4.5 percent on the major indices as investors grow increasingly fearful that the economy would be heading into a recession.

Battered by the steep drop on U.S. markets, Hong Kong blue chips fell below the 22,000 level in heavier turnover.

China stocks and Hong Kong stocks plunged in early trading in response to the cut in the U.S. credit rating and fears of a global recession.

Hong Kong rebounded strongly from Tuesday's massive decline, following U.S. markets higher. Blue chips broke back above the 20,000 level at one point but fell back on profit-taking.

This week, unfortunately for China stocks, will probably look a lot like last weekSmoking valuations and healthy corporate profits in the Hong Kong market might again spur a short-lived rally, as they did early last week.

Morgan Stanley's pessimistic note on the state of the global economy and the likelihood of a double dip sent shares of stocks across the financial sector into a hole today. The debt in Europe and weak U.S. home sales have been inescapable negative drivers for the sector.

The wave of selling from Wall Street swept Hong Kong, with the blue-chip index plunging back below 20,000 in higher turnover. Chinese banks and resources plays help lead the way down.

Falling global markets and a stronger U.S. dollar pushed Hong Kong stocks lower in heavy turnover, although blue chips ended the day of volatile trading slightly off day-lows.

The Federal Reserve Board's pessimistic assessment of the U.S. economy drove Hong Kong blue-chip stocks to a two-year low in heavy turnover.