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Warren Buffett“A public opinion poll is no substitute for thought.”
Adlin Sinclair“Success is a welcomed gift for the uninhibited mind.”
Fri, Feb 5 2010, 12:32 GMT
Hope.
Global growth accelerated at the turn of the year. The strong US GDP numbers underscore this. While much of the dynamic undoubtedly came from the inventory cycle, the solid gain for final domestic demand is, however, awakening hope of self-sustaining growth!
Skepticism.
We, however, remain skeptical. Households must first deleverage, job insecurity remains high, and government transfers will likely decline in light of exploding public-sector deficits. Nor do we expect any major impulses from business investment.
Strain.
The reason for this is extremely low capacity utilization rates around the globe. Businesses can therefore ramp up production rapidly without having to expand or modernize the capital stock. And it is still no …
NEW YORK (Reuters) –
Regulators considering new rules for U.S. stock markets should take care not to assume that certain …
Friday but still posted its fourth straight weekly drop.
, down nearly 170 points in afternoon trading, clawed their way …
IQALUIT, Canada (Reuters) -
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner insisted on Saturday that major economies were not easing up on their commitment to stiffen the rules for banks just because the global economy was …
IQALUIT, Canada (Reuters) -
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner insisted on Saturday that major economies were not easing up on their commitment to stiffen the rules for banks just because the global economy was …
Dubai’s Shuaa Capital SHUA.DU narrowed its net loss 73 percent in the fourth quarter, as the investment bank’s brokerage and private equity operations returned to profit and its corporate division curbed losses.
The …
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