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14/11/2009 9:05 am
Global markets have been changes in the market and economies affected by the specter of global financial crisis and the unprecedented rise of the currency market and the instability of oil prices we observe in the context of the report the following:
Dubai - Qatar said on Sunday It agreed to increase the supply of LNG to China five million tons annually at least from early next decade. And is scheduled for Qatar gas to provide the state-owned oil company China National Offshore quantities of an additional three million tonnes of LNG annually starting in 2013, and increase sales to PetroChina - a unit of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNN.. Me. C) - by two million tonnes in the first half of the next decade. Qatar signed a long-term agreements with Chinese companies to supply a total of five million tons last year and has since begun a trans-shipment of LNG to China in the face of sluggish demand for imported gas in the United States.
London - European shares rose by the end of trading yesterday, closing with the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares rose 0.4 percent to 1019.41 points, its highest level since the 21 of October. Richemont shares jumped recorded profits exceeded forecasts, which indicates that the watch industry might be ripe for recovery of 5.6 percent. Shares in Swatch Group, which also makes the hours of 2.7 percent. Shares in Bulgari Italian five percent after it announced a return to net profit in the third quarter of the year. Shares of H. S. Me. C-weighted in the index 1.2 percent on expectations that pay the biggest bank in Europe to cash dividends to shareholders is higher than expected. The shares closed most of the energy companies on the rise. Total shares rose lobby. My lobby. LG between 05. And 2.1 percent. Around Europe Index FTSE closing 0.4 percent and Germany's DAX index rose 0.4 percent and France's CAC index fell 0.1 percent.
On the other hand - The dollar fell yesterday Dispelling some of its gains on Thursday, while supporting the euro, from data showed the euro zone came out of recession in the third quarter. The euro rose 0.2 percent to 1.4872 dollars. The euro was down by one percent on Thursday, speaking on the pressure with the rise of the dollar in general. The Nasdaq index, which measures the dollar price against six major currencies, 0.2 percent to 75.44 after rising to 75,767 on Thursday. The dollar fell against the yen by 0.6 percent to 89.80 yen.
New York - Crude oil prices fell on the end of trading in New York Mercantile Exchange, where crude fell 59 cents to 76.35 dollars a barrel after sliding more than two dollars in the previous session. Prices touched earlier in the transaction of $ 75.57 the lowest level since mid-October. The price of benchmark Brent crude settled at Union 47 cents to 75.55 dollars a barrel.
On a related U.S. stocks rose on Wall Street where the Dow Jones industrial average of leading U.S. stocks 73.00 points, or 0.72 percent, to close at 10,270.47 points. The index of Standard & Poor's 500 Index 6.24 points, at a rate of 0.57 percent, to close at 1093.48 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up technology companies rose 18.86 points, or 0.88 percent, to close at 2167.88 points.
In a related context Closed gold futures in New York yesterday on the rise Within striking distance of record highs as the dollar fell amid economic worries boosted the attractiveness of the precious metal as a hedge. In the Spot price of gold to $ 1115.50 an ounce Compared with 1103.60 dollars at the close in New York on Thursday. And sets the price of gold in the evening session of the pieces in London on Monday To 1104.40 dollars an ounce. At the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange price of gold futures settled at 1116.70 dollars a troy ounce, up from 10.10 dollars the previous day's closing.
Milan - The participants in an international forum that the major companies in the sectors of agriculture and food increased its investment in the promotion of global food security, three times, but should spend more to help in the eradication of hunger. With the rising number of hungry people in the world 1.02 billion this year, up 100 million from 2008 urged the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), investors from public and private sector to pump more funding in the agricultural sector in developing countries. The FAO said that foreign direct investment in agriculture has tripled to more than three billion dollars in 2007 than a billion dollars in 2000, but it still represents less than one percent of the flows of foreign direct investment in the world. The figure greatly diminished when compared to $ 44 billion a year in official development assistance, and FAO urges world leaders to agree on spending to help poor countries to provide food.
Tokyo - Japanese stocks fell in early trading on Friday as the Nikkei stock index of major Japanese companies rose 28.83 points, or 0.29 percent, to close at 9775.66 points while the broader Topix index fell 0.21 percent range to 865.90 points
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14/11/2009 9:05 am
Global markets have been changes in the market and economies affected by the specter of global financial crisis and the unprecedented rise of the currency market and the instability of oil prices we observe in the context of the report the following:
Dubai - Qatar said on Sunday It agreed to increase the supply of LNG to China five million tons annually at least from early next decade. And is scheduled for Qatar gas to provide the state-owned oil company China National Offshore quantities of an additional three million tonnes of LNG annually starting in 2013, and increase sales to PetroChina - a unit of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNN.. Me. C) - by two million tonnes in the first half of the next decade. Qatar signed a long-term agreements with Chinese companies to supply a total of five million tons last year and has since begun a trans-shipment of LNG to China in the face of sluggish demand for imported gas in the United States.
London - European shares rose by the end of trading yesterday, closing with the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares rose 0.4 percent to 1019.41 points, its highest level since the 21 of October. Richemont shares jumped recorded profits exceeded forecasts, which indicates that the watch industry might be ripe for recovery of 5.6 percent. Shares in Swatch Group, which also makes the hours of 2.7 percent. Shares in Bulgari Italian five percent after it announced a return to net profit in the third quarter of the year. Shares of H. S. Me. C-weighted in the index 1.2 percent on expectations that pay the biggest bank in Europe to cash dividends to shareholders is higher than expected. The shares closed most of the energy companies on the rise. Total shares rose lobby. My lobby. LG between 05. And 2.1 percent. Around Europe Index FTSE closing 0.4 percent and Germany's DAX index rose 0.4 percent and France's CAC index fell 0.1 percent.
On the other hand - The dollar fell yesterday Dispelling some of its gains on Thursday, while supporting the euro, from data showed the euro zone came out of recession in the third quarter. The euro rose 0.2 percent to 1.4872 dollars. The euro was down by one percent on Thursday, speaking on the pressure with the rise of the dollar in general. The Nasdaq index, which measures the dollar price against six major currencies, 0.2 percent to 75.44 after rising to 75,767 on Thursday. The dollar fell against the yen by 0.6 percent to 89.80 yen.
New York - Crude oil prices fell on the end of trading in New York Mercantile Exchange, where crude fell 59 cents to 76.35 dollars a barrel after sliding more than two dollars in the previous session. Prices touched earlier in the transaction of $ 75.57 the lowest level since mid-October. The price of benchmark Brent crude settled at Union 47 cents to 75.55 dollars a barrel.
On a related U.S. stocks rose on Wall Street where the Dow Jones industrial average of leading U.S. stocks 73.00 points, or 0.72 percent, to close at 10,270.47 points. The index of Standard & Poor's 500 Index 6.24 points, at a rate of 0.57 percent, to close at 1093.48 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up technology companies rose 18.86 points, or 0.88 percent, to close at 2167.88 points.
In a related context Closed gold futures in New York yesterday on the rise Within striking distance of record highs as the dollar fell amid economic worries boosted the attractiveness of the precious metal as a hedge. In the Spot price of gold to $ 1115.50 an ounce Compared with 1103.60 dollars at the close in New York on Thursday. And sets the price of gold in the evening session of the pieces in London on Monday To 1104.40 dollars an ounce. At the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange price of gold futures settled at 1116.70 dollars a troy ounce, up from 10.10 dollars the previous day's closing.
Milan - The participants in an international forum that the major companies in the sectors of agriculture and food increased its investment in the promotion of global food security, three times, but should spend more to help in the eradication of hunger. With the rising number of hungry people in the world 1.02 billion this year, up 100 million from 2008 urged the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), investors from public and private sector to pump more funding in the agricultural sector in developing countries. The FAO said that foreign direct investment in agriculture has tripled to more than three billion dollars in 2007 than a billion dollars in 2000, but it still represents less than one percent of the flows of foreign direct investment in the world. The figure greatly diminished when compared to $ 44 billion a year in official development assistance, and FAO urges world leaders to agree on spending to help poor countries to provide food.
Tokyo - Japanese stocks fell in early trading on Friday as the Nikkei stock index of major Japanese companies rose 28.83 points, or 0.29 percent, to close at 9775.66 points while the broader Topix index fell 0.21 percent range to 865.90 points