Yesterday's U.S. session at the leading American stock markets began with a 1% percent gap. High on the buy list in the first minutes of trading, the shares of chip maker Intel rose with an increase of 3.02%. Am 13.10. put the company to be equally open to the consolidated financial statements for the third quarter. The net profit amounted to 1.9 billion U.S. dollars (33 cents per share), compared with $ 2.01 billion (35 cents) a year earlier. The results were well above analysts' expectations that a profit of 28 cents per share forecast. (more...)

A few days after having analyzed in detail the rise in international oil prices, I come across an article published by Prof. Javier Carrillo of IE Business School with a further interpretation that interests me put on the table. (more...)