Posts Tagged ‘commodity prices’
Fri Mar 18, 2011 14:48 GMT |
Business Monitor International (BMI) has just published a Special Report examining the economic consequences of Japan’s March 11, 2011, earthquake. The report analyses the following topics: The economic consequences for Japan The impact of the quake on global financial markets The impact on global commodity prices The impact on Japan’s infrastructure sector The impact on… [Read more]
Tags: aid, automotives, commodity prices, earthquake, economic impact, energy, financial markets, implications, infrastructure, investment, Japan, nuclear, oil and gas, power, reconstruction, shipping, South East Asia, supply chains
Posted in: Asia, Commodities, FDI, Financials, General, infrastructure, oil and gas
Wed Sep 16, 2009 18:16 GMT |
Gold prices have made significant ground in recent trading, prompting a surge of interest in the precious metal. Indeed, speculative interest in gold has risen to a 16-year high in recent days and the technical picture remains encouraging. Spot gold has broken above resistance around the US$990.00/oz level, and crucially, is currently sitting pretty above… [Read more]
Tags: Commodities, commodity prices, gold, gold prices, metals, precious metals, United States
Posted in: Commodities, Emerging Europe, Financials, General, Geopolitics, Latin America, US
Fri Jul 11, 2008 16:40 GMT |
At the moment, the view of financial stocks is playing out. Remember the monthly chart we ran recently of AIG, which we said looked ‘awful’. Yesterday the price dropped to below US$24.00, despite the bounce in the Dow Jones index. This is not a good sign, and we continue to see the stock falling to… [Read more]
Tags: AIG, commodity prices, cost of energy, deflation, disinflation, dollar, euro, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, gold prices, GSEs, inflation, Iran, Nigeria, oil prices, sterling, US financial company, US financial stocks
Posted in: Commodities, Equities, Financials, General
Mon Jul 7, 2008 15:20 GMT |
The timing, as ever, is a little tricky, but at some point during the second half of the year, commodity markets are going to turn lower, and when they do, the move is going to be hard and fast. At the moment, though, the bubble is still forming. Our view of the world starts with… [Read more]
Tags: Commodities, commodity markets, commodity prices, DAX, dollar, emerging markets, equity markets, euro rates, fuel subsidies, monetary policy, oil, price of oil, refi rate, UK financial institutions, US economic weakness, US financial institutions
Posted in: Commodities, Equities, General