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  • THE TIPSTER

    March 20, 2012

    A BIT of risk aversion set in yesterday causing the euro to suffer some losses. Euro-dollar couldn’t add to the decent gains it has seen so far this week, as a sell off in equity markets, driven by concerns about Portugal, knocked the shine off the single currency. Capital Spreads quotes a price of $1.3200-$1.3201 [...]

  • D&B shuts Shanghai unit in privacy investigation

    March 19, 2012

    DUN & Bradstreet, a global business information firm, said some of its local employees in China may have violated US anti-bribery laws and has suspended operations at one of its local units pending an inquiry. The company said it is investigating allegations that data collection practices at Shanghai Roadway D&B Marketing Services, which it formed [...]

  • Dim view of banks puts the brakes on FTSE 100’s rally

    March 19, 2012

    BRITAIN’S top shares eased back from last week’s 2012 highs yesterday, as weakness in banks after recent strong gains overshadowed a late-session recovery from miners, with investors awaiting the next catalyst to drive the market. The benchmark FTSE 100 index closed down 4.47 points, or 0.1 per cent, at 5,961.11. Banks, which spearheaded the FTSE [...]

  • London retains its ranking as the world’s best place to do business

    March 18, 2012

    LONDON has retained its standing as the world’s top financial centre, despite economic uncertainty, the threat of regulatory upheaval and the Eurozone debt crisis. In the Global Financial Centres Index, the UK capital scored a rating of 781, compared to 772 for New York, 754 for Hong Kong, 729 for Singapore and 693 for Tokyo. [...]

  • Why the bulls are building a head of steam

    March 18, 2012

    SO it’s another week and the bull market for stocks remains intact. The S&P 500 has breached the 1,400 level for the first time since June 2008, while in Europe equities are at fresh year highs, with Germany’s Dax up over 21 per cent. The FTSE is an underperformer, but still up an acceptable seven [...]

  • China’s manufacturers turn to Europe for innovation

    March 18, 2012

    CHINESE manufacturers are set to snap up a series of firms in Europe as they try to fast-track innovation and development, according to research published today. Large and medium-sized industrial firms in the emerging market economy are mulling more mergers and acquisitions, according to business advisory firm Deloitte. More than half of the senior executives [...]

  • Japanese help to boost UK tourist trade

    March 18, 2012

    JAPAN’S economic recovery has fuelled a resurgence in Japanese travellers to the UK, helping to boost overall tourist spend by 46 per cent last month compared with the same period last year. Japanese shoppers spent an average of £449 per store when shopping in the UK, with overall spend up by 35 per cent in [...]

  • Wall Street finally out of the woods

    March 14, 2012

    WALL STREET’S financial crisis is almost over – or so the Federal Reserve would like us to believe. It rushed out the results of its stress tests of the 19 biggest US banks last night: just four failed – in all cases relatively narrowly – a test which gauged their ability to withstand a financial shock [...]

  • US GROWTH MEANS THE DOLLAR-YEN BREAKOUT SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

    March 12, 2012

    DIRECTOR OF CURRENCY RESEARCH, GFT IS THE North American region the last bastion of global growth? After last Friday’s strong US non-farm payrolls (NFP) and this weekend’s disappointing Chinese trade data, it certainly appears to be the case. In February, the US was able to record its third consecutive month of more than 200K new [...]

  • Chinese mining group picks London over Hong Kong for its £50m listing

    March 11, 2012

    A CHINESE mining company is planning to raise $50m (£32m) by floating on London’s alternative investment market (Aim), having chosen the UK over listings in Hong Kong and Canada. Rare Earths Global announced this morning that it expects to start trading later this month, and said a $50m fundraising would give it a market capitalisation [...]

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