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  • BRIEFS | LEGAL NEWS

    November 23, 2010

    CAMERONS OUTSOURCING DEAL CMS Cameron McKenna is to become the first major law firm to outsource its entire backroom operation, Legal Week has reported. Outsourcing company Integreon promises that it can save the top 20 firm 10-15 per cent on its backroom costs. Camerons has been in talks with Integreon since May, but a partner [...]

  • Commodity prices are not all that they seem

    November 22, 2010

    THERE’S a tiny corner of pessimism in the commodity investment world. Amid a multitude of bulls, a few bears are pointing at what they think might be the unnoticed elephant in the room: large institutional investors. With the possibility of that demand reversing, should contracts for difference (CFD) traders perhaps be a little worried? Certainly [...]

  • THE VIX INDEX HINTS AT NOT ENOUGH FEAR

    November 22, 2010

    CFD MARKET STRATEGIST, GFT VOLATILITY on the S&P 500 (as measured by the CBOE Volatility Index) has fallen by over 30 per cent since the end of August, even as equities and other financial instruments have ground higher. That was when Ben Bernanke signalled the likelihood of additional stimulus at Jackson Hole. By purchasing US [...]

  • THE TIPSTER

    November 22, 2010

    TRADERS on Wall Street will have one eye on the forthcoming Thanksgiving holiday weekend because we’ve already seen a degree of risk mitigation in recent days. However with so much uncertainty right now it seems unlikely that the buyers will come back with any real conviction. No one wants to get caught on the wrong [...]

  • CONTRACTS FOR DIFFERENCE NEWS

    November 22, 2010

    FOREX.COM BRINGS IPHONE APP TO THE UK Online trading provider GAIN?Capital’s FOREX.com has brought its American iPhone application to the UK, Japan and Russia. The application is built for the v2.0 version of the iPhone and will include all the features of the American mobile platform such as line and candlestick charting facilities, 40 currency [...]

  • The ex-investment banker who is shaking up the retail trading world

    November 22, 2010

    ROBIN OSMOND does not come across as somebody intent on disrupting the status quo. But this is exactly what the softly spoken and quietly animated LMAX chief executive has in his sights with the launch of the firm’s new retail trading venue. The exchange, which currently offers contracts for difference (CFD) and rolling spot FX, [...]

  • Bank shares drop amid insider trading probes

    November 22, 2010

    BANK shares weighed on stocks yesterday as Europe’s smouldering debt crisis and fears of an insider trading probe in the United States sapped buying interest for most of the session. The Nasdaq fared better than the Dow and the S&P 500 after upgrades to chipmaker SanDisk and chip-gear makers Amkor Technology and Teradyne. Risk aversion [...]

  • FTSE hits a three-week low as fears of debt contagion in Eurozone take hold

    November 22, 2010

    BBRITAIN’S top share index closed lower yesterday, hurt by banks and commodity stocks as initial upbeat sentiment over Ireland’s bailout subsided, giving way to fears over potential problems in other Eurozone countries. The FTSE 100 closed down 52 points, or 0.9 per cent, at 5,680.83, its lowest since October 29, retreating from 5,783.14 earlier in [...]

  • Sovereign debt worries a drag on stock markets

    November 21, 2010

    Last week, China’s efforts to slow rising inflation and the ongoing concerns about European sovereign debt, both placed a drag on stock markets around the world. However a late rally in the US on Friday should translate into a positive open for European stocks this morning. GFT expects the FTSE 100 index to start 20 [...]

  • THE WALL STREET WEEK AHEAD

    November 21, 2010

    Expectations about Black Friday, when Americans traditionally get serious about holiday shopping, could sway stocks this week if it looks like the economy will get a pop from consumer spending. The outcome of talks to shape a bailout for Ireland could also move stocks, analysts said, but they cautioned that other highly indebted Eurozone countries [...]

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