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| | | ... UBS Investing in 2012 report. Presidential elections in the US, France and Russia along with likely leadership change in China may see heads of state in the world's largest economies replaced at an unprecedented rate. "If this creates uncertainty and ... |
| | | | ... Heidi. Commodities could come under further pressure this week as investors await gross domestic product (GDP) figures from China, due to be released on Tuesday. Mr Spooner said stocks could face a sharp selloff if growth in Australia's largest trading ... |
| | | | ... of grain to produce one kilogram of pork and seven kilograms of grain to produce one kilogram of beef," said Macpherson. China alone would need another 200 million tonnes of grain to support pork consumption like that of Hong Kong's, leading to China's ... |
| | | | ... an impact would a European recession have, in particular, on the only modestly growing US economy and the slowing one in China. Then there are geopolitical uncertainties emanating from North Korea's new leader, Iran's nuclear adventure, and Nigeria's ... |
| | | | ... right direction - posting positive performances. And why not? While we know all too well about robust economic growth in China and other emerging markets, the OECD leading indicator - the one that tracks the future performance of the developed economies ... |
| | | | ... the index. Pushing Hong Kong SAR to the lead after springboarding from forth in 2010, notwithstanding it is just part of China while other country's are analysed in their entirety, was continuing turmoil in the US at the same time as the Asian tiger ... |
| | | | ... to move farther away from the feared double-dip that was the scare-in-vogue back in the middle of the year. And there's China too. No, wait! The US Conference Board has just issued a China alert. The risk of a more substantive slowdown in China's economic ... |
| | | | ... six cents at $23.69. ANZ was up 13 cents, or 0.6 per cent, at $20.87. Resources stocks also took a hit from indications China's economic growth may be stalling. "As our biggest trading partner what's happening in China will have a big knock on effect ... |
| | | | ... points, to 1,864.06. Hong Kong ended 0.69 per cent lower, or 128.49 points, at 18,447.17. Banks led the falls, with Bank of China down 1.06 per cent to HK $2.80, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China down 0.85 per cent at $4.67 and China Construction ... |
| | | | ... Shanghai slipped 1.02 per cent, or 23.72 points, to 2,291.55. The two bourses were also weighed by lingering concerns over China's slowing growth.. WELLINGTON - New Zealand shares rose on Monday, joining a global rally on optimism the European Union ... |
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