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| | | ... Western military action against Syria has sent stock markets worldwide reeling. Emerging markets have sold off and oil prices soared to six-month highs. And another potential showdown over the federal debt ceiling limit is looming this fall." "Taken ... |
| | | | ... euro dropped to $US1.3322 from $US1.3391 late in New York on Tuesday. HONG KONG - Asian markets fell sharply, while oil prices rose and emerging-market currencies sank, as the West stepped up preparations for a possible military strike on Syria. Adding ... |
| | | | ... send missiles Israel's way if the US attacks?A Will the escalation of geo-political tensions in the Middle East cause oil prices to rise to the point that it becomes a tax on growth to the global economy? But hang on...haven't we seen this movie before?A ... |
| | | | ... Goldminer Newcrest Mining had dropped 63 cents, or 5.87 per cent, to $10.10. Egypt's political problems have prompted crude oil prices to rise, which is bad news for a lot of industries in terms of costs but not Australia's energy companies. Woodside ... |
| | | | ... constitution and called for early presidential elections. And with instability in the Middle East comes the ghost of higher oil prices. WTI crude oil prices closed at US$101.16 a barrel last night. The first time it has traded above US$100 since September ... |
| | | | ... early afternoon as fresh clashes left several dead in Cairo and the government faced an ultimatum from the military. Oil prices also moved higher on fears the Egypt crisis could disrupt oil supplies. A new round of worries also erupted over the eurozone ... |
| | | | ... who, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek, "...has seized more than 1,000 companies or their assets, leveraged soaring oil prices to play hardball with such multinationals as Exxon Mobil (XOM) and ConocoPhillips (COP), and pushed through price controls ... |
| | | | ... pinpointing the catalyst to the correction that I've been warning about in recent days. I thought it would be dearer oil prices. I put it out there only last Monday in my column titled "Temper, temper" ( http://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/view/25600960 ... |
| | | | ... encroaching on the price it reached back in 2011, when $126.46 a barrel oil wrecked havoc on equity markets. "Dearer oil prices raise the cost of business inputs and erode disposable income, leading to lower consumption and spending, reduced profits ... |
| | | | ... Brent oil is now a few dollars away from the US$126.46 high it reached back then. And logically, too. Because dearer oil prices raise the cost of business inputs and erodes disposable income, leading to lower consumption and spending, reduced profits ... |
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