November 11, 2011

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that there is a definite risk that the major economies fall into recession, unless their authorities take urgent measures to stimulate growth. In a note which had been prepared for the G20 summit held in Cannes last week, but was not published until ...

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November 3, 2011

The title Kellogg was down sharply after two hours of trading Thursday, within the scope of operations and prospects disappointing, mainly because of additional costs associated with improving the manufacturing process leading manufacturer of grain. Around 4:05 p.m. GMT, group, owner of the trademarks Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes and ...

The Chinese sovereign wealth fund to the rescue of Scholarships

October 10, 2011

A subsidiary of the Chinese sovereign wealth fund began on Monday to buy shares in major banks, the clearest sign to date of the will of Beijing to support its stock markets. The benchmark Shanghai Stock Exchange has sold nearly 17% since the beginning of the year in part ...

Crédit Agricole could also reduce its balance sheet

September 27, 2011

Crédit Agricole will likely path traced by BNP Paribas and Societe Generale by announcing measures to reduce the size of its balance sheet and reduce its financing needs in dollars, analysts and sources close to the bank. Although more focused on retail banking and has already cut the wing ...

The cacophony in the eurozone is falling stock markets

September 26, 2011

Paris opened Monday morning on a drop of 1.97%, 1.31% in Frankfurt, London 1.78% Milan 1.6% and 1.88% in Madrid. The trading floor in Frankfurt The Paris Bourse opened sharply lower Monday, September 26, penalized by the cacophony of the debt crisis in the eurozone and fears that weigh ...

The debt crisis threatens the euro

September 22, 2011

The single European currency is at risk because of uncontrolled spending of the States of the euro zone and the debt crisis that ensued, says a study by the European Central Bank (ECB) co-authored by Jürgen Stark, who has since left functions. This study, in which terms are used ...

European shares rebound on strong volumes in

August 29, 2011

European shares finished Monday rebound in the wake of Wall Street, investors took advantage of a speech Friday the President of the Federal Reserve in Jackson Hole considered reassuring to make purchases with it. A hurricane less devastating than expected on the East Coast of the United States and ...

Foster's puts pressure on SABMiller's bid to make it fall

August 23, 2011

Australian brewer Foster's plans to donate 500 million Australian dollars (363.1 million euros) to its shareholders via a share buyback or a capital reduction that is SABMiller's hostile bid of 10 billion dollars (seven billion euros). The group based in London had offered 4.90 Australian dollars per share, an ...

European shares into the red, banking collapse

August 19, 2011

European shares were down early in the afternoon as fears of a return to recession in major developed markets gained. Around 14:30, the CAC 40 index, which fell 5.48% Thursday, gave up 2.09% to 3011.69 points. London lost 1.77%, 3.13% Frankfurt, Milan 2.48%. The European indices, and EuroStoxx ...

New record of 1,817.90 ounces of gold to dollars

August 18, 2011

The price of an ounce of gold reached a new record Wednesday at 1817.90 dollars, risk aversion will increase after the publication in the United States of Statistics jobless. "Gold is the star of the summer, with regular new heights, and soon the psychological threshold of $ 2,000," said ...

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