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| | | ... margins would be eroded. So would consumers' disposable incomes. More worries. The tension in the Middle East and North Africa remains on the boil. This would keep oil prices elevated. And to this day, the unrest spreading to a major oil-producing nation ... |
| | | | ... China and India would continue to lift regional and global growth but that the recent upsets in the Middle East and North Africa, plus the disasters in Japan, present a serious threat to sustained growth. ADO 2011 suggested policy makers manage inflation ... |
| | | | ... bombs Libya's way with Qaddafi's name written on them and tensions are still boiling in parts of the Middle East and North Africa. Last time I looked, the European sovereign debt crisis still is... in crisis. Just last night, Moody's Investors Service ... |
| | | | ... bull. There were a number of factors that could have easily spooked investors into hiding -- - the Middle East and North Africa, Japan, Europe, China - but no, standing in the way of the running of the bulls on Wall Street was what investors dreaded ... |
| | | | ... consumer prices. The same goes with other emerging markets. There will be a Jasmine Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa. While it will lead to the peaceful ousting of the presidents of Tunisia and Egypt, Libyan strongman Qaddafi would fight ... |
| | | | ... radioactive water has halted repair work and plutonium has been found in the soil." Tensions in the Middle East and North Africa lingers while NATO's doing a tour of Libya, bombing the bejeesus out of Qaddafi and his supporters. The European debt crisis ... |
| | | | C'mon commodities! Just like equity markets, commodities have been knocked down by the recent increase in volatility but have just as quickly recovered. Commodity prices largely depend on rising demand - or more accurately, demand outstripping supply ... |
| | | | ... tsunami and resulting nuclear crisis. But dealers took the opportunity on Wednesday to cash in while tensions in North Africa and the Middle East - with Libya hit by UN-back airstrikes and uprisings in the Arab world - weighed on sentiment. Meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... leads from offshore trading overnight, as world markets reflect uncertainty over the effects of political turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East, and the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. On the ASX 24 at 0718 AEDT, the March share price index futures ... |
| | | | ... hundred people, and the capital remained quiet. Oil traders have been worried the violence in the Middle East and North Africa would spread to the world's No 1 oil exporter. The earthquake and oil protests largely overshadowed a report from the Commerce ... |
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