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'Human error' behind huge Dow Jones share market plunge

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A HUMAN trading error at a "major firm" may have caused a huge plunge in the US share market overnight.

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A TRADING error known as the “fat finger problem” at a major investment bank may have caused a huge plunge in the US stock market overnight.
The crash began shortly before 2.25pm local time, when in a white-knuckle 20 minutes America's top 30 firms saw their share prices dive 998.5 points, almost nine per cent, wiping out billions in market value.
The drop eclipsed even the crashes seen when markets reopened after September 11, 2001 and in the wake of the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Rumours swirled around the market that a trader had reportedly entered a "b" for billion instead of an "m" for million in a trade involving Procter and Gamble, reports said.
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This set off a chain of trades that led to the largest intra-day plunge in the history of the Dow Jones Industrials average.
Shares in Procter and Gamble fell from $US61.56 ($69.50) a share to $US39.37 a share and then quickly bounced back again.
Procter and Gamble later confirmed the sudden drop in its share price was an error, MarketWatch reports.
"We aren't in a position to comment on the details of an individual trade today but we believe the trade was an error," the company said in an emailed statement.
Management consulting powerhouse Accenture also seemed to be hit by the glitch.
It was trading around its opening price of $US41.78 when it suddenly plunged to US1c, Zdnet reports.
In the next few minutes the share recovered to end the overnight session at $US41.09.
Sources told CNBC that the firm that handled the incorrect Procter and Gamble trade was Citigroup.
The bank said it had no evidence of bad trade but was investigating.
The New York Stock exchange reported no system error.
All the major US stock market indexes lost 3 per cent in a day that recalled the market turmoil of the 2008 financial crisis.
At the close, the Dow had recovered to 10,520.32, down 347.80 (3.20 per cent), while the Nasdaq was down 82.65 points (3.44 per cent) at 2319.64.
The Standard & Poors 500 Index was down 37.72 points (3.24 per cent) to 1,128.15.
The market plunge amplified concerns that Greece's debt problems would stop global economic recovery.
Fears are running high in the financial markets that the Greek Government will not be able to implement austerity measures that would enable it to contain its debt problems. And, in turn, that the country's problems will hurt other economies in Europe and even the US


http://www.news.com.au/business/bre...re-market-plunge/story-e6frfkur-1225863454318

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2nd UPDATE: Unexpected Drop Prompts P&G To Probe Trades

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2nd UPDATE: Unexpected Drop Prompts P&G To Probe Trades

By Anjali Cordeiro
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Procter & Gamble Co.'s (PG) normally stable stock showed a sudden and dramatic plunge on trading screens Thursday afternoon before quickly recovering, prompting the consumer goods giant to look for erroneous trades that may have caused the slide.
"We aren't in a position to comment on the details of an individual trade today, but we believe the trade was an error," the company said in an emailed statement late Thursday.
Midafternoon, P&G's shares appeared to hit a sudden and sharp low of $39.37, well off the day's high of $60.94. The stock quickly recovered back to near $60. The drop came in the midst of a giant slide in the broad market. The U.S. stock market's rapid free fall was accelerated by program trading, which was triggered after the sharp drop in the shares of Procter & Gamble and at least one other Dow stock, 3M Co. (MMM), market watchers said.
The New York Stock Exchange said each stock has its own circuit breaker level. When these stocks fall below their levels, they then can be traded on any other exchange or platform at any price. When P&G fell below its circuit breaker, a bid came in for the stock at $39.37 from the Nasdaq, the NYSE said.