February 8, 2010 saw the beginning of a market run which has seen the S&P’s value rise 9.34%
But the S&P has not been the only beneficiary of the market upturn.
We’ve outlined the winners across different asset classes, and some of the losers as well.
Note: All prices/numbers shown reflective of last price at close on March 26th, 2010.
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Commodities: Gold $1107.50 Per Ounce +4.2%
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Source: Bloomberg
Commodities: Palladium $455.30 An Ounce +10%
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Source: Bloomberg
Commodities: Lumber $290 +8%
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Source: Bloomberg
Commodities Loser: Sugar $17 -36%
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Source: Bloomberg
Stocks: Cliffs Natural Resources Inc (CLF) +75.82%
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Source: Bloomberg
Stocks: Millipore Corporation (MIL) +54.52%
Image: Google Finance
Source: Google Finance
Stocks: American International Group Inc (AIG) +54.38%
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Source: Google Finance
Stocks Loser: H&R Block (HRB) -15.65%
Image: Yahoo! Finance
Source: Yahoo! Finance
Currencies: Australian Dollar vs. U.S. Dollar (AUDUSD) Gains 5.26%
Source: Google Finance
Currencies: Canadian Dollar vs. U.S. Dollar (CADUSD) Gains 4.34%
Source: Google Finance
Currencies: South African Rand vs. U.S. Dollar (ZARUSD) Gains 4.02%
Source: Google Finance
Currency Loser: Great British Pound vs. U.S. Dollar (GBPUSD) Loses 4.38%
Source: Google Finance
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