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BofA-ML cuts India's FY12 growth target to 8.2 pct - Bet against this prediction
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) has lowered its growth forecast for Indian economy to 8.2 percent in the next fiscal year, saying it expects surging oil prices to push input and borrowing costs higher, Reuters reports. Slower U.S. economic growth may also impact India, the brokerage said in a research note on Wednesday.
Anglo's new African director
Phuthuma Nhleko, who has spent the past decade trying to expand Africa's biggest mobile phone group MTN, will take the retiring Nicky Oppenheimer's board seat at the mining company
Tullow Oil nears Uganda tax deal
The exploration group says it is finalising a memorandum of understanding with the host government that will allow it to proceed with the Lake Albert project this summer
China trade swings to largest deficit in 7 years
Reuters Thursday 10 March 2011 05:17
BEIJING (Reuters) - China swung to a surprise trade deficit in February of $7.3 billion (4.5 billion pounds), its largest in seven years, as the Lunar New Year holiday dealt a sharper blow to export activity than had been expected. It was China's first trade deficit since March last year and its biggest since February 2004. Economists, who had forecast a small surplus of $4.95 billion, said the sudden drop was likely to prove temporary.
Let’s boycott, isolate and sabotage Gaddafi -STUPID!
More practical help must be provided. For example, secure communications equipment could be supplied covertly to opposition forces, and TV broadcasts disrupted, writes Carne Ross
Libyan troubles lift tanker demand
Cocoa and oil: supply disruptions
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) has lowered its growth forecast for Indian economy to 8.2 percent in the next fiscal year, saying it expects surging oil prices to push input and borrowing costs higher, Reuters reports. Slower U.S. economic growth may also impact India, the brokerage said in a research note on Wednesday.
Anglo's new African director
Phuthuma Nhleko, who has spent the past decade trying to expand Africa's biggest mobile phone group MTN, will take the retiring Nicky Oppenheimer's board seat at the mining company
Tullow Oil nears Uganda tax deal
The exploration group says it is finalising a memorandum of understanding with the host government that will allow it to proceed with the Lake Albert project this summer
China trade swings to largest deficit in 7 years
Reuters Thursday 10 March 2011 05:17
BEIJING (Reuters) - China swung to a surprise trade deficit in February of $7.3 billion (4.5 billion pounds), its largest in seven years, as the Lunar New Year holiday dealt a sharper blow to export activity than had been expected. It was China's first trade deficit since March last year and its biggest since February 2004. Economists, who had forecast a small surplus of $4.95 billion, said the sudden drop was likely to prove temporary.
Let’s boycott, isolate and sabotage Gaddafi -STUPID!
More practical help must be provided. For example, secure communications equipment could be supplied covertly to opposition forces, and TV broadcasts disrupted, writes Carne Ross
Libyan troubles lift tanker demand
Cocoa and oil: supply disruptions
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