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| | ... to more countries in Africa and the Middle East are becoming reality. But it is the autocrats of Yemen, Jordan, Bahrain, Iran and now Libya that are trembling... not the financial markets. Darn it, another opportunity to pick up bargains gone! And Europe's ... |
| | | ... if it becomes more extremist should the Islamic Brotherhood come to power, could reinforce the rhetoric of countries like Iran and add even more uncertainty to world markets. The wild card of Arab-Israeli relations then re-surfaces given its position ... |
| | | Changes are afoot at dealer group RI Advice, after its internal investment research team departs to start their own business with Ray Miles-owned Fortnum Financial Group as a client. The investment research team will create its own portfolio construction ... |
| | | ... its foreign exchange reserves and use the proceeds to buy US dollars and gold. Huh? Run that by me again? Is this the same Iran that back in 2007 told the world that the US dollar was a "worthless piece of paper"? The report added that other Gulf States ... |
| | | ... Fund-Global and the New Zealand Superannuation Fund SWFs with scores less than two out of 10 were based in Oman, Nigeria, Kiribati, Iran, Brunei and Algeria. |
| | | ... earnings would not suffice this quarter. Especially with most valuations having been re-rated -- adjusted higher. Tensions in Iran and China and North Korea's missile launches complete the bear's recipe for - at the very least - a revisit to the lows ... |
| | | ... compiled by InsiderScmaore.com." A sell-off of this magnitude must have a reason...a spark...a trigger. Green shoots no more? Iran? Utegate? No! It is another international body trying to prove its relevance anew. Apparently, the overnight slide in equity ... |
| | | ... system of its wanton excesses of the past few years. There is no other alternative. But then again, there may be one, or two. Iran? North Korea? |
| | | ... from the over US$147 a barrel record high set last week. An increase in US crude oil inventories and reduced tension with Iran were the reasons behind the fall. While the decline in oil prices is not expected to last in the short term, slowing global ... |
| | | ... spike in oil prices to fresh record highs and another slide in the US dollar, all against a backdrop of political unease over Iran and the possibility of a major confrontation with the United States. In London, the FTSE 100 index plunged 145.16 points ... |
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