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| | | ... Russian investment management company of UFG Asset Management. UFG Invest is one of the top 10 asset management firms in Russia with more than $700 million in assets under management at the end of June. The firm provides investment funds and discretionary ... |
| | | | ... Investors (BGI) listed a further two iShares exchange traded funds (ETFs), providing Australian investors access to Brazil, Russia, India and China and the top 50 companies in Asia. The iShares MSCI BRIC provides access to more than 150 companies in ... |
| | | | ... year, Carter and his team are watching Brazil closely while shying away from "highest risk" or controversial areas such as Russia and sub-Saharan Africa markets. Despite the fund's outperformance, funds under management (FUM) is a small $32 million although ... |
| | | | ... demand" because the supply and production simply isn't there to meet it. Geopolitical problems, like those happening in the Russia and Georgia, illustrate how vulnerable and sensitive world oil supply will become. |
| | | | It was another down day for Wall Street overnight as concerns about the financial sector resurfaced and another negative housing news overcame a drop in crude oil prices. Crude oil prices settled below US$113 a barrel last night following reports that ... |
| | | | ... from movements in oil. Crude oil opened stronger on the back of supply concerns amid the current military tension between Russia and Georgia. However, oil was unable to hold on to its gains, dropping to its lowest level since early May of US$112.76 a ... |
| | | | ... higher today as falling oil prices eased inflation fears and the market shrugged off an escalating deadly conflict between Russia and Georgia. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 48.03, or 0.41 per cent to 11,782.35, after the blue chips' 302-point ... |
| | | | ... pressures are coming from without, in the form of strong commodity demand from industrialising nations like China, India, Russia and oil exporting countries who have tonnes of cash to spend. It will be hard to rein in inflation until demand from these ... |
| | | | The Credit Agricole Asset Management (CAAM) Global Emerging Markets fund is bullish on a Russia and Brazil as a result of rising oil prices. Stephane Mauppin-Higashino, CAAM head of product specialist team, said the fund was overweight Brazil and Russia. ... |
| | | | ... prices, the political reaction is taking on its own momentum. Saudi Arabia, the world's second largest producer of oil behind Russia, has announced it is convening a world oil summit so buyers and sellers can get to the bottom of what is driving the ... |
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