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| | | ... negative leads from offshore trading overnight, with foreign markets spooked by the crisis in Libya, and poor data from China, the US and Spain. On the ASX 24 at 0832 AEDT, the March share price index futures contract was 34 points lower at 4,655 points. ... |
| | | | ... other protesters think twice. It was ok at first with the relatively bloodless revolts in Tunisia and Egypt, but not now. China's 1989 Tiananmen Square incident for instance, had not been repeated to this day. Besides, dictatorial regimes in the MENA ... |
| | | | ... ratings agency Standard & Poor's downgraded the firm to "AA-" from "AA", citing "weak profitability". Investors in mainland China took a sunnier view, however, after comments by a top official allayed immediate fears of a rate rise. In other markets ... |
| | | | ... airlines, with Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways falling 2.5 per cent. All Nippon Airways dropped 3.1 per cent in Tokyo and China Airlines fell by equal measure in Taipei. And in China the rises are stoking fears over inflation, which is running well ... |
| | | | ... spike in crude. Oil spiked - again! - because of reports that people power threatens to spread to Iran, and Iran is the China of OPEC (the second biggest) when it comes to oil production. But... but... we've been through this before haven't we? Perhaps ... |
| | | | Premium China Funds Management has appointed four Asia investment specialists. Derek Paas, a former financial advisor at CBA and Macquarie Bank, will be based in New South Wales, having recently returned from the UK where he was most recently a senior ... |
| | | | ... Warren Buffett is da man of course. And there's a lot to be fearful for: The situation in the MENA region remains volatile, China is reportedly targeting growth of only 7.0 per cent for the next five years (oh my, don't most economists - excluding us ... |
| | | | ... Administration's (IEA) website and found the following: Top World Oil Consumers (2009) 1. United States 18.8 million barrels per day 2. China 8.3 3. Japan 4.4 4. India 3.1 5. Russia 2.7 6. Brazil 2.5 7. Germany 2.4 8. Saudi Arabia 2.4 9. Korea, South ... |
| | | | ... markets in the developed economies are starting to outperform those in the fast-growing BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India and China. Bloomberg reports that the MSCI World Index - the benchmark measure for developed equity markets' performance - have risen ... |
| | | | ... in interest rates (in emerging markets), lingering doubts over the US recovery, policy mistake and then a hard landing in China, competitive devaluation, trade war, debts, deficits and downgrades, etc. all proved futile in getting financial market sentiment ... |
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