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| | | ... company said that net profits slid 37 per cent to $US597 million ($A554 million) in the first quarter amid unrest in north Africa. Movement was also strongly upwards on most other European bourses with Milan up by 1.47 per cent, Amsterdam by 1.44 per ... |
| | | | ... markets with respect so we are building sector portfolios not regional portfolios, not a LatAm sleeve, an Asia sleeve, an Africa sleeve. We are building sectors, we want to own the best banks, the best energy companies and we believe that is a scalable ... |
| | | | ... Indices has launched a new index covering second-tier emerging markets Columbia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa. The CIVETS 60 index comprises of ten stocks from each country. Each company must have a market capitalisation of more ... |
| | | | ... inflation? Can it solve Japan's nuclear disaster? Can it vanquish Qaddafi? Can it stop the protests in the Middle East and North Africa and bring peace in those regions? No, no, no and no. Have you now revised your spreadsheets and made major adjustments? ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | It's all quiet on the Wall Street front overnight. The US quarterly company earnings reporting season must be about to commence. Just in case. Trading volume was low and bereft of direction. The Dow was up 0.01 per cent and the S&P 500 was down 0.3 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard yesterday. With civil war raging in Libya and tensions continuing to erupt across the Middle East and Africa, sovereign wealth funds risk having their assets frozen by the international community. James White, analyst, investment markets ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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