Posts Tagged ‘the markets’
The currencies of the emergent markets will lose land in 2010
According to the forecasts of the experts of the field, the currencies of the emergent markets, like as an example real Brazilian and the rand South African, than currently figure between the best performances than currencies in the markets, could assist to a decrease in 2010 regarding currencies of the richer nations, in a process of economic resumption. (more...)Tags: currencies, economic data., the experts, the markets
Latin America attracts new investors
Hard hit by the crisis, countries in Latin America seem close rebound. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico, all entered into recession this year (up to 6% decrease of GDP expected in Mexico in 2009) should resume as early as 2010 with growth of 1% to 3 %.
Given this gradual return of the economy, Latin America is attracting new investors, who see the immense growth potential of the continent out gradually from the rubble of the crisis. The MSCI EM Latin America could well cross the threshold of 3 500 points a few weeks, lost sight level since September 2008.
Race in this new investment, each country has its peculiarities to play. The Bolivia and Peru haveTags: economic, potential market, the financial, the global economy., the markets
European shares set to start in a week
The exchanges have been driven by positive provisions of the markets in Asia and U.S. futures. Ensured a good atmosphere for traders, according to the hope of relief efforts by some EU countries for Greece slid into a debt crisis.
Good looking, among the European blue-chip financial stocks such as ING (+3.5% to 6.795 euros) and BNP Paribas (+2.39% to 54.4). Feast quoted after the presentation of earnings figures including Vivendi and rose 3.35% to 19.12 euros. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: euros, financial stocks, stock exchange, the markets, traders
The euro, under pressure
The Euro is facing opposition to increasing the risk and interest rate decision on the European Central Bank (ECB). In contrast, the dollar and yen are the currencies where investors flock to take refuge, causing a greater detriment to the Euro.
These are hard times and still marked with the volatility, which prints a frantic pace. This is compounded by macroeconomic reports provide a framework difficult, not encouraging worldwide, and the national Monetary Fund (IMF), among others, have requested tax. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: business markets, the current, the dollar, the Euro rate, the euro., the markets
The euro broke a new maximum annual
The dollar continued to lose ground against the euro breaking the barrier of 1.4766.
This dramatic escalation is undoubtedly influenced by the increased appetite for risk was observed in the markets in recent days and that was that the main indicators for U.S., Europe and Asia have been closed with positive numbers. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Europe, the dollar, the euro breaking, the markets, the rate
Euro Dollar short-term
This week we saw as the euro falls accentuated. The fear that countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain can not refinance their deficits, caused the closure of the euro on Friday fell to their lowest levels since May 2009.
The euro depreciated against the dollar to close at 1.3691. Since early this year meant a brutal drop more than 5% variation. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: central bank, European currency., of Finance, the dollar, the ECB, the markets
Of Internet, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, markets, monopolies and competition
In economy we like to see the markets like enormous sands in which they free battle hundreds of thousand million offerers to place its products to hundreds of thousands of million plaintiffs, where no of the parts has the power sufficient to become of the control of the prices and the compromised amounts, but these pay attention by the free game of those opposed forces that guard by their own interest. Read the rest of this entry »
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The IMF calls for support to the dollar
The International Monetary Fund Managing Director, requested the support of world economies towards the continuity of the dollar as reserve currency.
It’s been a couple of months that countries like China, India, Brazil and Russia are requesting that the dollar is replaced as an official reserve currency. In any case, we ask that international trade and assessments are carried out according to a new transnational currency to replace the U.S. in global reserves Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Asian currencies, reserve currency., the economy, the markets