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By: Nick Gold

Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • BEST of the BROKERS

    July 2, 2012

    AVOCET MINING Canaccord Genuity has cut its recommendation on the gold miner from “buy” to “hold”and reduces its target price to 100p from 245p after it lowered 2012 production guidance by 15 per cent. HALFORDS Panmure Gordon has downgraded the retailer from “buy” to “hold” and cut its target price from 315p to 220p, as [...]

  • UK banking and commodities rally on likelihood of economic stimulus

    July 2, 2012

    BRITAIN’S top shares extended gains yesterday, led by rallies in banking and commodity stocks, with the market primed for fresh economic stimulus moves later this week, building on measures agreed by an EU summit to counter the Eurozone debt crisis. But some commentators were more pessimistic on the market outlook, feeling that with uncertainties still [...]

  • US stocks edge higher despite signs of slump

    July 2, 2012

    US stocks edged higher yesterday, shaking off a surprise contraction in US manufacturing, which some investors took as a signal the Federal Reserve will take more forceful actions to boost the economy. The Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index came in at a lower reading than expected in June, registering a contraction in the sector [...]

  • Germany’s economy is only king in the blind valley of the Eurozone

    July 2, 2012

    In the present debate on the euro crisis, Germany is frequently portrayed as a model of economic strength, a beacon of fiscal prudence and a proponent of structural reform. Her resources seem endless and her government debt an indisputable safe-haven. If only Germany shared her strength and resources more generously, the euro debt crisis could [...]

  • The science of measuring the money supply can be artfully constructed

    July 2, 2012

    I WISH people were banned from talking so loosely about the money supply. It’s like someone telling you that “the London underground station is closed”. Unless you know which one, it isn’t very helpful. There are a number of ways to measure the money supply, but the main problem is that they often fail to [...]

  • Libor needs swift modernisation to recapture trust

    July 2, 2012

    WE SHOULD be under no illusion about how catastrophic the failure of the Libor rate setting mechanisms has been. There has been widespread manipulation of the most important price of risk. And we don’t need reminding how important the price mechanism is for the allocation of everything from goods to services, and of course capital. [...]

  • Would a vote for Scottish independence in its referendum be boon for its businesses?

    July 2, 2012

    YES Stewart Hosie Scotland is a country rich in opportunity and bursting with innovation, but sadly this does not translate often enough into greater commercial opportunities. Independence will provide us with new tools – tax credits for example – to deliver a step-change in Scotland’s research and devlopment. Independence provides greater scope to shape the [...]

  • RAPID RESPONSES

    July 2, 2012

    Winners and losers [Barclays chair was right to resign over scandal, yesterday] Bob Diamond should be applauded for having led and very successfully grown Barclays’ investment banking operations into a global titan. But an operation or organisation typically reflects the standards and behaviours of its leaders, especially if the leader has a strong personality. Philip [...]

  • Barclays stabilises as value investors return

    July 2, 2012

    AS Barclays’ shares bounced back yesterday, this served as an important reminder to retail traders that the markets are not rational and it is easy to get your fingers burned. Anybody set up to take a short position on the FTSE open would have been hurt as the bank went on to be one of [...]

  • ECB MANOEUVRES HAVE NOT CHANGED THE EU DYNAMICS

    July 2, 2012

    FX360 FRIDAY’S trading brought the first half of the year to an extraordinary conclusion. Risk assets soared, as investors responded to news from the EU summit. Expectations for a positive outcome from the meeting were low to non-existent. Yet, despite the well-publicised objections by Germany in the lead-up, European leaders cobbled together an agreement to [...]

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