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Friday, 22 November 2013
Novartis helps European shares edge up after buyback
Nov 22 (Reuters) - European shares opened higher on Friday, lifted by Swiss drugmaker Novartis after a $5 billion share buyback announcement, with sentiment also supported by rallies in U.S. and Japanese shares overnight.
Shares in Novartis rose 1.3 percent after the company said it would allocate capital to a strong and growing dividend, bolt on buys and a $5 billion share buyback to take place over two years.
They were the single largest contributor to the FTSEurofirst 300 index, which was up 0.2 percent at 1,298.67 points at 0806 GMT.
The U.S. Dow Jones index closed above the psychologically key 16,000 points level for the first time on Thursday and Japanese stocks scaled six-month peaks after U.S. economic data pointed to a slowly improving labour market and subdued inflation.
Adding to the positive market sentiment, James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and a voting member of the FOMC, said late on Thursday that the inflation data gives the central bank some leeway to keep the accommodative policy, which has helped European equities rise nearly 20 percent since September 2012.
With no major European or U.S. companies due to report on Friday, investors were likely to focus on Germany's Ifo business morale index, due to be published at 0900 GMT and expected to rise to 107.7 points after a fall in the previous month.
Oil Lower on Fed Tapering Fears
Crude-oil futures were lower in Asian trading hours Friday, as investors weighed recent positive U.S. economic data, the possibility of early tapering by the Federal Reserve and ongoing talks over Tehran's nuclear program.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light, sweet crude futures for delivery in January traded at $95.17 a barrel at 0439 GMT, down $0.27 in the Globex electronic session. January Brent crude on London's ICE Futures exchange fell $0.22 to $109.86 a barrel.
Both oil benchmarks had surged in overnight floor trade. Nymex West Texas Intermediate has settled higher for two of the past three sessions.
"WTI is much more sensitive to data emerging from the U.S. than Brent. Although WTI has dropped significantly due to rising production and inventory levels in the U.S., it touched its highest level in three weeks on unemployment data in the U.S.," Vyanne Lai, analyst at National Australia Bank Ltd. said.
On Thursday, U.S. jobs and manufacturing data came in better than expected, indicating stronger economic recovery, which is bullish for oil demand. However, it also raised concerns that the Fed may opt for an early withdrawal of its stimulus, which boosts the greenback and weighs on oil prices.
Ms. Lai said in the longer term the rise in the dollar has already been priced in and when the Fed eventually decides to announce its tapering the dip in oil prices will be short-lived.
Some market players were also optimistic about global manufacturing gaining momentum despite weaker data from China.
"We judge that stronger global economic growth lies ahead," analyst Nick Kounis at ABN Amro said in a note. "The U.S. should clearly lead the way with a strong acceleration, while we should see a slower upswing in the eurozone," which should feed through to Asia and emerging markets more widely, he said.
Meanwhile, in Geneva a final deal on Tehran's nuclear program between Iran and western countries continues to face hurdles with Iran demanding that the West recognize its right to enrich uranium.
The impact of Iranian and potential U.S. oil exports on global oil markets is likely to weigh on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries which will meet on December 4 in Vienna, Austria.
Nymex reformulated gasoline blendstock for December--the benchmark gasoline contract--fell 88 points to $2.7350 a gallon, while December heating oil traded at $3.0017, 50 points lower.
ICE gasoil for December changed hands at $929.25 a metric ton, up $6.00 from Thursday's settlement.
Jet finally lifts off after landing at wrong airport
A Boeing 747 jumbo jet bound from Kennedy Airport to an Air Force base in Kansas landed safely Wednesday night – at the wrong airport, eight miles away.
The massive plane – ferrying parts for the company's 787 Dreamliners – was able to take off about 2:15 p.m. new York time Thursday despite the short runway at the small airport where it landed.
A Wichita TV station had shown photos of the 235-foot jumbo jet on the ground at Jabara Airport, about eight miles north of McConnell Air Force Base, where the wayward jet was supposed to land.
Jabara only has a 6,101-foot runway, far shorter than that those 747s usually take off from.
A Boeing spokesman confirmed in a statement to The Wall Street Journal that the 747 "bound for McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita safely landed at nearby Col. James Jabara Airport instead. We are working to determine next steps."
Air traffic control recordings show the 747 was cleared to land.
But after landing, the crew radioed the tower, where puzzled controllers
notified them that they may have landed, but it wasn't at McConnell.
"Yes sir, we just landed at the other airport," the crew of the 747 radioed back, according to the WSJ.










