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Monday, November 29, 2010

The return of $ 100 oil has become the biggest bet in the oil options market.

The return of $ 100 oil has become the biggest bet in the oil options market. The price of the options for future purchase in December 2011 at $ 100 per barrel jumped 14 percent on 24 November, the biggest daily gain in three months. called open interest for the contract has risen 51 percent this year to 45,424 lots, the highest for any choice of crude on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The increase in options trading of $ 100 oil shows some investors anticipate will increase by at least 19 percent to the levels reached in 2008. While crude oil is up 6.3 percent this year, the economy recovers, Morgan Stanley, said prices of November 1...

Ireland Wins $113 Billion Aid.

European governments sought to quell the market turmoil threatening the euro, the delivery of Ireland from 85 million euros (113 million) aid package and dilute proposals to force bondholders to bear some costs bailouts in the future. European finance chiefs end talks on the crisis in Brussels yesterday to approve an agreement on the Franco-German post-2013 rescues which means that investors will not automatically lead to loss to share the cost to taxpayers than the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, originally proposed by the dismay of bond traders. Individual decisions were not enough to placate investors today that the crisis is now. Ireland 10-year bonds erased an early advance, European equities and the euro declined and the cost of insuring the debt of Spain and Portugal in the event...

EU Says Growth to Weaken as Crisis Remains

Europe's economy could weaken next year budget cuts to stem a crisis of mounting debt affect consumer demand and faltering global growth slows exports, said the European Commission. the gross domestic-product growth in the 16-nation euro may weaken to 1.5 percent in 2011 from 1.7 percent this year, the Brussels-based commission said in a report released today. While Germany may expand 3.7 percent this year, the economies of Ireland, Greece and Spain will continue to decline. The recovery is "making progress" although the "shock of the global crisis still casts its shadow over the economy," the commission said. "The level of uncertainty for the outlook remains very high." Ireland yesterday became the second nation euro to receive external assistance as governments try to stop a debt crisis...

Japanese politicians need to find ways to boost economic growth ( Inflation )

Japanese politicians need to find ways to boost economic growth and can not have legislation that would reduce the independence of the Bank of Japan to cure deflation, a ruling Democratic Party of Japan, said the legislator. "We can not expect Japan's economy to overcome its difficulties because the law is revised - the problems are not so simple," said Shinichiro Furumoto, 45, chairman of the DPJ panel fiscal policy and finance, in an interview November. 26 in Tokyo. "Only the application of quantitative easing and the yen producing not stimulate demand." Some lawmakers and the opposition wants to revise the BOJ law to force the central...

Noyer said "Nonsense," Let the whole Euro-Region of Ireland is experiencing problems

central bank chief in France rejected the view that the euro zone is experiencing a systemic crisis, minimize the risk of contagion from the turmoil in Ireland and hailing the euro as a "great success." It is "absurd" to generalize to all the current problems in Europe, Bank of France, Christian Noyer, governor, told a press conference today in Tokyo. While Ireland is coping with the legacy of a property bubble burst in the market and Greece, with the consequences of mismanagement of its debt, Spain is in "good hands" and has already addressed the problems with smaller banks said. Noyer statements in front of a sell-expanding government bonds...

Ireland will Pay 5.8% for Bailout as Country's Taxes

Ireland will pay an average of 5.8 percent for international rescue loans as part of an agreement that protected the senior bondholders of Irish banks in the country and maintained the policy of low corporate taxes. The State received funds amounting to 67.5 million euros ($ 90,000,000,000), with an average of 7 1 / 2 years by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, the government said yesterday. The average interest rate compares with about 5 percent charged to Greece for three-year loan earlier this year. Holders of subordinated bonds from the bank may have to accept "big hair cuts," said Finance Minister Brian Lenihan. "I...

India's bonds are directed towards the best month since May

India's bonds are directed towards the best month since May as a third consecutive quarter of growth above 8 percent allows the government to reduce its budget deficit and provide subsidies to producers of commodities. The government will say tomorrow that the gross domestic product grew 8.2 percent in the third quarter, according to the median forecast of 30 economists surveyed by us. Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee, sought approval from parliament on 15 November fertilizer manufacturers to pay an extra 50 billion rupees ($ 1,090,000,000) to limit the price after adding 140 billion rupees for subsidies oil in August. The yield on the 10-year bond fell 14 basis points this month to 7.97 percent, the debt only among the BRIC nations-called demonstration in the period. Wholesale price inflation...

Taiwan can accelerate steps to improve relations with China After KMT's Election Win

Taiwan can accelerate steps to improve relations with China after the ruling Kuomintang party did well in key local elections, an indication of voter support cooperation President Ma Ying-jeou to the mainland. The KMT won the mayoral vote in three of the five cities on November 27 with the opposition Democratic Progressive Party to take the rest, according to the Central Electoral Commission. The five municipalities are home to about 60 percent of the 23 million people. The DPP won more votes. "If the KMT interprets the election result as a mandate from the people on its policies, in reality it would speed up efforts to improve relations with China," said Liu Bih-rong, a political science professor at Soochow University in Taipei. "One of the strategies may focus on the pro-KMT voters and...

UK house prices fell for the fifth consecutive month in November

UK house prices fell for the fifth consecutive month in November as demand for goods was reduced more in nearly two years, Hometrack Ltd. said. The average cost of a home fell 0.8 percent from October to 155,000 pounds ($ 242,900), property researcher based in London, said in an emailed statement today. The household demand, measured by the change in registration of new buyers with real estate agents, fell 4.3 percent, the biggest decline since January 2009. The report adds to evidence of a weakening housing market after Rightmove Plc said Nov. 15 that home sellers reduce asking prices by the most since 2007 this month and banks in the United Kingdom approved the minor number of mortgages since 2009 in October. The government has announced the largest budget compression since the Second...

China’s government will hold an annual economic conference in Beijing late next week

The government of China will hold an annual economic conference in Beijing late next week to establish guidelines for monetary and fiscal policy in 2011, two people briefed on the matter, he said. Officials may consider the objectives of loans and inflation in the December 10-12 meeting, one person said, speaking on condition of anonymity. Council of State and the center of the press officers of the bank declined comment. China's central bank said that monetary conditions will lead back to "normal" after the unprecedented lending led to the country's economic recovery since 2008. After rising interest rates in October, officials have threatened to impose price controls and pledged to use tools such as the sale of state food reserves to counter rising inflation in 25 months. President Hu...

Michelin Stars can keep, This road is cooler: William Pesek

Michelin just added to his list of three-star restaurants in Tokyo. More ideas can be picked up at the other end of the food scene in Japan, the bento. Rather than go the route of class last week, I met with Makiko Itoh, the popular blogger with more than 360,000 daily readers worldwide. His new "Just Bento cookbook" is aimed at the home fans full of common foods in Japan. His version fits an explosion of interest in Japanese culture and alludes to a recipe underestimated to end deflation. Itoh book is the latest wave of "Cool Japan", which economists are realizing business may have hit more than previously believed. Japan has few growth...

Greece is set to get an additional four and a half years to pay for emergency loans

Greece is set to get an additional four and a half years to pay for emergency loans to match the term of seven years to rescue Ireland received yesterday. Greek bonds and stocks of cattle. Greece in May has an aid package of three years from 110 million euros ($ 146,000,000,000) in the euro area and the International Monetary Fund to avoid defaulting on debt. Ireland won yesterday a package of 85 billion euros for seven and a half in a meeting of European finance ministers said they "quickly examine the need to align the maturity of the financing of Greece to Ireland." "This should now eliminate any remaining doubts about Greece's ability...

Increasing the oil prices to a maximum of two weeks in U.S. Retail Sales

Oil rose to a maximum of two weeks as U.S. consumers spends more on the weekend of Thanksgiving last year, a sign of confidence in the economy is strengthening, and European finance chiefs gave Ireland a rescue package. Oil traded above $ 85 a barrel, while the average U.S. buyer purchases increased 6.4 percent, with nearly 212 million going to the stores and websites, according to a report by the National Retail Federation. The European Union agreed a 85 million euros (113 billion) package of Ireland. "People are looking at a pretty decent retail environment, and giving a boost from oil," said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy & Economic Research in Winchester, Massachusetts. "The more positive outlook for Ireland is also making people feel more optimistic today." Oil for...

Gold could fall in New York after the dollar rebounded against the euro

Gold could fall in New York after the dollar rebounded against the euro, curbing demand for the metal as an alternative investment. The dollar rose to a two-month high against the euro as European governments gave Ireland an aid package of 85 billion euros (113 million dollars). The U.S. currency has gained as concern that military action in the Korean peninsula will intensify demand drove the dollar as a refuge. Gold, which typically moves inversely to the dollar reached a record $ 1424.30 an ounce on November 09. A stronger dollar "are putting pressure on gold prices," said Daniel Briesemann, an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, in...

Iran could have missiles of North Korea

Iran obtained 19 advanced missiles from North Korea, which may lead to the Islamic nation the ability to attack the cities of Moscow and Western Europe, according to cables sent by the embassy WikiLeaks.org and if the New York Times . U.S. officials reported the release on the eve of the departure of Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton at a security conference in the Persian Gulf, such as endangering U.S. relations with foreign governments and people in danger. Wikileaks began putting up the cables yesterday. The 19 North Korean BM-25 missiles based on Russian design known as the R-27, could give Iran the "building blocks" for the production of long-range missiles, according to a cable published February 24 on Wikileaks. The cable did not provide concrete evidence, according to the Times,...

Canadian firms lead recovery as currency gains spur more investment

the largest companies in Canada increased investment to the top of this year's third quarter, suggesting companies are using more cash and the use of hard currency to buy assets and support economic recovery. Capital expenditure of companies in the Standard & Poor's / TSX Composite Index that have reported results in this season earnings rose 19.2 percent from a year earlier to C $ 27 billion (26.5 billion), led by Suncor Energy Inc. and other oil producers. The pace of growth slowed from 30 per cent year-on-year increase seen in the second quarter, as pipeline companies Enbridge Inc. reduced spending. The data support predictions by...

European shares fall as the rescue of Ireland fails to calm investors

European stocks fell, extending three weeks of losses, a bailout of Ireland to reassure investors that the crisis in the region include sovereign debt. Spanish and Italian equities led declines in Europe and the cost of insuring the debt of nations rose to records. Vestas Wind Systems A / S lost 4.5 percent as Exane BNP Paribas recommended selling shares of the world's largest maker of wind turbines. Allied Irish Banks Plc and Bank of Ireland Plc rose more than 7 percent after the governments of the Euro-agreed to give the nation an aid package of 85 billion euros (113 million dollars). The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.9 percent to 264.22 at 2:16 pm in London, after rising 0.8 percent. The measure has declined for three consecutive weeks as concern mounted that the peripheral countries...

U.S. equity futures Stocks fell After Ireland Aid Package Agreement

U.S. equity futures Stocks fell as the rescue of Ireland, not to alleviate their concerns about the debt crisis of Europe, offsetting optimism about increased spending in the first weekend of the holiday shopping season. American Express Co. and McDonald's Corp. were among the biggest drops in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in early trading. Amazon.com Inc. gained 1.4 percent after the National Retail Federation reported a 6.4 percent increase in retail sales last weekend. 500 Standard & Poor's Index expiring in December fell 0.3 percent to 1179.60 as of 9:05 am in New York. Dow Jones futures down 0.2 percent at 11.005. Future of Nasdaq-100 Index lost 0.2 percent to 2,141.25. "It seems that there are many things that annoy the market," said William E. Stone, who oversees about $ 105...

Wheat rose for a third day in Chicago

Wheat rose for a third day in Chicago on concern that dry weather in the U.S. can damage the crop in the world's largest exporter and the rains could delay the harvest in Australia, causing a decrease in quality. areas hard red winter wheat in the U.S. be kept dry during the next week, said Mike Tannura, a meteorologist and an agricultural economist at T-Storm Weather LLC, in an email today. Recent rains may extend the harvest delays of up to two weeks in some growing regions of Australia, as GrainCorp Ltd., the largest in eastern Australia's grain handler. "We're seeing out the negative climate of Australia in terms of quality," said Michael...

Euro Falls Against Dollar

The euro fell to its lowest level in more than two months against the dollar by 85 million euros (112 million) aid package for Ireland failed to halt the concern that Europe's crisis of sovereign debt deepens. The single currency slipped against all of its 16 major counterparts. Finance leaders ended talks yesterday in Brussels to agree a future crisis management system is not automatically cuts the value of bond holdings as the Irish pack was secured. Irish opposition parties criticized the terms of the rescue plan led by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, and raised the cost of insuring the debt of Spain and Portugal. "The...

Asian stock markets rose again after a fall for three weeks

Asian stock markets rose again after a fall three weeks, while commodities rose after the Irish won a 85 million euros (113 million) aid package to overcome the concern that tensions on the Korean peninsula will weigh on growth. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.5 percent to 129.59 as of 4 pm in Tokyo, the arrest of three weeks, a 4.4 percent drop. Euro Stoxx 50 futures little changed while the 500 Standard & Poor's rose 0.5 percent. Oil gained as much as 0.8 percent in New York and zinc rose to 2 percent in London. The dollar was near a two-month high against the euro after European Central Bank, Christian Noyer, a member of the council...

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