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  • LISTED PRODUCT NEWS

    June 16, 2010

    MAY RECORD ETF MONTH FOR BARCLAYS As the stock markets plummeted in May, ETF trading volumes picked up sharply, according to figures from Barclays Stockbrokers. Monthly trading volumes were at their highest on record – up 44 per cent on the previous month and up 52 per cent on May 2009. Barclays Stockbrokers said that [...]

  • FTSE 100 hits a one-month high boosted by strong performance of energy shares

    June 16, 2010

    BRITAIN’S top shares extended their winning streak to a sixth straight day yesterday to a one-month closing high, driven higher by energy stocks. The FTSE 100 ended the day up 20.10 points, or 0.4 per cent, at 5,237.92, its highest closing level since May 18, notching up its longest winning run since September, having risen [...]

  • Wall Street ends flat as mixed data causes caution

    June 16, 2010

    US stocks finished flat yesterday as cautious comments from FedEx and weak housing market data overshadowed a surge in industrial production. Investors were caught off guard after package company FedEx, deemed an economic bellwether because it serves a wide range of industries, said higher costs would constrain 2011 earnings. FedEx shares slid six per cent [...]

  • Accountants are vital for boosting economies right across the world

    June 16, 2010

    IT’S clear we are living in unprecedented economic times. Indicators from various sources – including the latest quarterly survey of ACCA members, the largest of its kind in the world – suggest “cautious optimism”, and no more, is appropriate. In 2010, the financial services sector continues to dominate all levels of debate, from its willingness [...]

  • When process becomes more important than any one person

    June 16, 2010

    FOR better of worse, some businesses become identified with their bosses. Look at Steve Jobs at Apple, whose share-price dropped when rumours about his health circulated last year. Or BP when it was run by Lord Browne, a man whose attitude towards the business he ran is often compared to that of Louis XIV’s towards [...]

  • Fading Eurozone fears push banks up while bid activity sends BSkyB higher

    June 15, 2010

    A RALLY by banks, fuelled by demand in European bond auctions on easing debt concerns, helped Britain’s top share index higher yesterday, with BSkyB up after an approach by News Corp. The FTSE 100 closed up 15.69 points or 0.3 per cent at 5,217.82, the highest closing level since 15 May, and taking its winning [...]

  • Semiconductors lead the way for buoyant S&P 500

    June 15, 2010

    US stocks jumped yesterday as investors went on a buying binge. The S&P 500 turned positive for the year and rose above its 200-day moving average for the first time in a month, suggesting the recent downtrend may be ending. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 213.88 points, or 2.10 per cent, to 10,404.77. The [...]

  • Tap the source of profit

    June 15, 2010

    AS austerity measures kick in, growth in the UK is expected to be fairly lacklustre for the next few years. An investment expected to outpace economic growth in the coming years is water. And the investment case is – excuse the pun – watertight. Demand for water is growing strongly, yet investment in infrastructure has [...]

  • HOPE AMIDST THE HORROR IN EUROPE

    June 15, 2010

    MANAGING DIRECTOR, ARTEMIS IT COULD still all go horribly wrong, of course. With sovereign debt there are no lenders of last resort. Observes our ever-watchful CEO Mark Tyndall: “Several so-called ‘deficit reduction plans’ are about slowing the rate of growth in the deficit, rather than actually dealing with it.” European interbank rates are showing signs [...]

  • Fund managers pessimistic about growth

    June 15, 2010

    FUND managers are highly pessimistic about the outlook for global economic growth and corporate profits. But sharp falls in world stock markets mean that global equities are now perceived to be at their most undervalued since March 2009, according to the June Bank of America-Merrill Lynch fund manager survey, published yesterday. Only a net 24 [...]

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