Posts Tagged ‘growth’
Investing in Chinese Stocks: Capture Growth and Manage Risk
by Carl Delfeld, Investment U Senior Analyst
Thursday, January 26, 2012: Issue #1694
Soon I’ll be publishing a new book and releasing a special report with sharply different messages.
New World, New Boom: Capture Growth Like the New Tycoons is a very blue-ocean optimistic book. It’s chock full of strategies [...]
Chart: Intel’s (Nasdaq: INTC) Growth in Emerging Markets
by Justin Dove, Investment U Research
Friday, October 21, 2011
Some people refer to the current state of technology as the “post-PC era.” The emergence of smartphones and tablets is supposed to eventually crush the PC market. But this chart, from TechInsidr blog, may lead one to believe that the [...]
Jyske Banks Senior Strategist, Ib Fredslund Madsen, comments on this and last weeks most important financial events and trends.
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The Russian Economy Ministry recently announced that it has decided to decrease its growth outlook for the Russian domestic economy. Citing diminishing oil prices, weakened exports, and a global economic slowdown, Deputy Minister of Economic Development Andre Klepach now says that GDP growth is expected to come in near 4.1%, down from the 4.2% [...]
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The rapid pace of growth seen in the Turkish economy lately has both generated remarks of applause and concern. On the one hand, the economy of Turkey, as reported by the agency TurkStat, has risen 11% year-on-year for the first quarter of 2011, outpacing the expectation for a 9.6% rise, and a prior 9.2% [...]
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This afternoon’s publication of the US’s final gross domestic product (GDP) and GDP Price Index suggests that forecasts for both are largely on track. While digesting news about durable goods orders and assessing risk sensitivity, many investors found in today’s GDP reports an added reason for optimism ahead of this week’s close.
Considering the marked [...]
Overnight, news out of China that CPI figures came in as expected was a welcome relief to the markets. Inflation in China rose 5.5%, and in industrial production figures came in as expected, posting a gain of 14%. Retail sales figures were slightly lower than expected, coming in at a gain 16.9%.
The fear was that [...]
The Bank of England will downgrade Britain’s economic forecast this week, confirming that the recovery is stalling as the Government’s austerity measures take their toll.
