Norway’s oil fund sees buying opportunity in market turmoil (Gulf Times)
Norway’s oil fund sees buying opportunity in market turmoil (Gulf Times)
OSLO: A fund investing Norway’s oil wealth in foreign stocks and bonds said yesterday this month’s market turmoil created a buying opportunity more than a problem for the long-term investor in foreign stocks and bonds.
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Profit While the Dollar Sinks (The Motley Fool)
Take a look at international currency savings options.
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Fitch Ratings: Subprime exposure low among AP banks (The Star Online)
NEW YORK: Fitch Ratings has reviewed the exposures of most of its rated Asia Pacific banks to US subprime-backed structured securities and found that direct exposures are low, generally amounting to just a few percent of the investing bank's equity capital.
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Rouble fall forces central bank to inject $3.4bn (FT.com via Yahoo! News)
Russia's central bank intervened on Tuesday to halt one of the biggest one day drops in the rouble in at least three years, injecting another $3.4bn as foreign investors expanded their flight from the country's money market.
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China lets individuals acquire HK stocks in trial (The Star Online)
BEIJING: China will let individuals buy Hong Kong securities directly, in a pilot programme that may allow more of the country's foreign exchange reserves to flow overseas, according to a statement by the currency regulator.
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Japan P.M. Seeks Expanded Ties to India (Forbes)
Japanese companies expected to invest heavily in infrastructure, seeing growth opportunities, a free trade agreement, and a hedge against China.
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China Relaxes a Limit on Investing (New York Times)
The Chinese government announced today that it would allow mainland Chinese citizens to invest in the Hong Kong stock market.
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China Lets Individuals Buy Hong Kong Stocks in Trial (Update5) (Bloomberg.com)
Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) -- China's currency regulator said it will let individuals buy Hong Kong stocks for the first time, helping send the city's benchmark Hang Seng Index to its biggest gain in almost nine years.
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A Raw Deal (Foreign Affairs Magazine)
The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression . By Amity Shlaes. : HarperCollins, 2007, 464 pp. $26.95 Summary: Amity Shlaes' The Forgotten Man is a useful antidote for those whose knowledge of the Great Depression comes from textbooks that lionize Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and paper over his serious policy errors.
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/C O R R E C T I O N -- European Capital Limited/ (Presseportal)
St. Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands (ots/PRNewswire) - In the news release, European Capital (Nasdaq: ACAS) Increases Q3 Dividend 30% to euro 0.13, issued earlier today by European Capital Limited over PR Newswire, was incorrectly ...
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Norway’s oil fund sees buying opportunity in market turmoil (Gulf Times)
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