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| | | ... Given that India imports 85% of its oil, lower prices will also benefit the country's terms of trade and current account deficit. BlackRock also said that emerging market producers such as Venezuela, Russia and several Gulf nations are "likely to suffer" ... |
| | | | Surprises, surprises, and more surprises. We're yet to complete the first month of 2015 and thus far, we've gotten central bank surprises a-plenty... and they're not kinder surprises either. We've seen the Swiss National Bank (SNB) stomp the CHF1.20/euro ... |
| | | | ... who're those peddling that cheap oil is bad? And it gets better. Recent reports show that the country's merchandise trade deficit has narrowed to US$9.4 billion in December - down 44.3% from a month earlier and 7.8% from December 2013. This would represent ... |
| | | | The price of crude continues to dance the limbo (how low can you go?) After a strong start, Wall Street buckled after lunch as the price of WTI dropped to a low of US$44.20 a barrel and Brent touched US$45.19. The S&P 500 index gained as much as 1.4% ... |
| | | | I thought that in my lifetime I would never see someone out there in this galaxy wishin' and hopin' and prayin' higher oil prices to be. (Apart from those extracting, producing, investing in and lending to oil companies and nations, that is). And oh ... |
| | | | ... London's benchmark FTSE 100 index shed 0.38 per cent to 6,716.63 points, as markets chose to focus on austerity and busted deficit targets rather than growth forecasts being revised upwards. Eurozone government bond yields fell on the expectations of ... |
| | | | ... still thinks we're in recession... we never got out of it since 2009 - we worry about rising joblessness, rising budget deficit, rising debt, rising property prices, improving US and UK economies and the prospect of interest rate hikes there. We're losing ... |
| | | | ... Equivalence'... with a twist. David Riccardo posited back in the 1820's that given increased government spending (read deficit), rational consumers would merely save the extra money to compensate for what they expect to be increased taxes in the future ... |
| | | | ... one cent to $1.495 after reporting a first half loss of $13.59 million, but it was an improvement on the $31.62 million deficit of a year ago. |
| | | | ... dropped $US2.8 billion, or 0.6 per cent, to $US499.4 billion in September, the Commerce Department reported. The US trade deficit widened in September to $US43.0 billion as exports slowed and imports remained flat from the previous month. LONDON - European ... |
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