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| | | ... that the underlying economic growth story remains strong enough to withstand a tumultuous backdrop of unrest in the Middle East, Japan's devastating earthquake and deep concerns on eurozone debt. In London, the FTSE 100 index of leading shares closed ... |
| | | | ... private client adviser Bill Bishop said one conjecture for the rise of gold stocks was that ongoing tensions in the Middle East and Japan's nuclear crisis had prompted some investors to seek the safety of the precious metal. "It looks like they are having ... |
| | | | ... nuclear plant where 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 ... |
| | | | ... narrowly mixed on Tuesday after an uneven set of economic data with investors carefully watching events in Japan, the Middle East and eurozone struggler Portugal. Dealers said the continuing crisis at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant, damaged by ... |
| | | | ... sharp gains made last week as hopes for a strong economic recovery offset a litany of bad news from Japan and the Middle East. Dealers said investors were looking ahead to US data, including the key jobs report due Friday, which many expect to confirm ... |
| | | | ... Corp. and Accenture Plc are helping the markets extend the week's gains, despite continued euro-area debt concerns, Middle East tensions, and the nuclear crisis in Japan," said analysts at brokerage Charles Schwab. Oracle shares closed up 1.7 per cent ... |
| | | | ... gains in energy prices - up 35.5 per cent since January last year. But despite the additional premium created by the Middle East and North African turmoil, demand for crude oil had been steadily increasing as a result of strengthening economic activity. ... |
| | | | ... supplier of commodities, too, yet their currencies have not participated fully into that boom and future demand. The Middle East conflict and the Japanese earthquake have dampened some of Mittal's prediction on growth - but only by timing, not in size. ... |
| | | | ... adviser Adrian Leppinus said investor's risk appetite had returned as there was now more certainty around events in the Middle East and Japan. "There has been a lot of political unrest going on the last few weeks, but obviously the market has shrugged ... |
| | | | ... chair of the board of guardians. Before joining the Treasury Group, Burgess was vice chairman and CEO, Europe and Middle East at Credit Suisse Asset Management London. He has also been global head of equities at American Express Asset Management International ... |
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