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  • China’s monetary easing puts FTSE close to the 6,000 level

    February 20, 2012

    A SURPRISE easing in China’s monetary policy drove Britain’s FTSE 100 within striking distance of a seven and a half month closing high as miners rallied on the prospect of revived demand from the world’s most voracious consumer of raw materials. Miners were the top gainers as London’s blue chip index climbed 40.18 points, or [...]

  • NEAR-TERM EURO-DOLLAR RISKS MAY LIE TO UPSIDE

    February 20, 2012

    FX 360 Despite every possible effort by the shorts, euro-dollar refuses to go down. Over the past four weeks the pair has traded in a narrow $1.3000-$1.3300 range, rebounding every time it has broached the key $1.3000 level. One reason for this remarkable resilience is the persistent skew in positioning. After a few weeks of [...]

  • THE TIPSTER TRADERS HOPING TO BOOK SUITE OF PROFITS

    February 20, 2012

    RESULTS last week from Intercontinental Hotels pointed to a resurgence in bookings outside of the beleaguered Eurozone, so investors in Millenium & Copthorne will be hoping that the company can replicate its larger peer’s success in areas such as China and the US. The operations in these areas should benefit from continuing economic growth, so [...]

  • Li Ka-Shing: the Superman who soared from the factory floor

    February 20, 2012

    LI Ka-Shing, Hong Kong’s richest man and chairman of Cheung King Infrastructure, is one of the largest foreign investors in the UK following two major acquisitions over the past two years. Last year, the octogenarian billionaire snapped up Northumbrian Water for £2.4bn, in the largest takeover of a UK publicly listed company since Kraft bought [...]

  • AXA  income up 50pc due to disposals

    February 16, 2012

    AXA, Europe’s second-biggest insurer, yesterday announced that full-year 2011 net income rose by 49 per cent, mainly due to asset sales. Earnings rose to €4.32bn (£3.58bn) last year, assisted by €2.3bn of income from the sale of its stake in Chinese insurer Taikang Life and other disposals in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Total revenue [...]

  • Baidu beats Street forecasts as more surfers in China use its site

    February 16, 2012

    CHINA’S top search engine, Baidu, beat Wall Street’s earnings estimates last night as its revenue grew more than 80 per cent year-on-year in the fourth-quarter. Shares of New York-listed Baidu were up more than two per cent in after-hours trading. Baidu reported fourth-quarter net income of $326.3m (£206.5m), on revenues of $710.9m. The firm has [...]

  • Apple sets court on Kodak as the fate of Chinese iPads hangs in the balance

    February 16, 2012

    APPLE has launched a legal campaign against Kodak, asking the New York federal bankruptcy court for permission to sue the bankrupt camera company for intellectual property theft. A successful suit would see Kodak banned from importing various products that Apple claims infringe its patents – including printers, the area in which the once-successful photographic film firm [...]

  • Pernod lifts earnings on high demand

    February 16, 2012

    FRENCH spirits giant Pernod Ricard has raised its full-year guidance after reporting a rise in profits, boosted by strong demand from Asia and France. The owner of Absolut Vodka and Jameson Irish whiskey said underlying profits growth from recurring operations would be “close to eight per cent” in the full year to June after previously [...]

  • RBS launches China desk

    February 16, 2012

    Royal Bank of Scotland has formed a new London-based team focusing on helping European and Chinese companies tap into each other’s markets, as Britain aims to boost London’s role as a key offshore trading hub for China’s yuan currency. RBS, which is 83 percent owned by the British government following a state bailout during the [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    February 15, 2012

    FINANCIAL TIMES FOREIGN OFFICE PLANS £240M WORTH OF PROPERTY SALES The Foreign Office has drawn up plans to sell hundreds of embassies and homes worth nearly a quarter of a billion pounds as it increases its presence in fast-growing countries such as China and Brazil. The Foreign Office has hired property agents CBRE and DTZ [...]

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