Articles, tagged with "domestic economy", page 2

Big Industrial Companies Outperforming the Rest of the Market—and They Pay Dividends

As far as I’m concerned, the most impressive performance in equities over the last year has been in high-dividend-paying large-cap stocks. A lot of these blue-chip, widow and orphan type of shares generated rates of return that you’d think would come from... Read >
Author: lombardipublishing

Freight Forwarding in Finland

Freight forwarding in Finland is able to make use of an effective transport infrastructure that consolidates its strategic position as an entry point for international freight movements to Russia and the Baltic. Finland's transportation system benefits fr... Read >
Author: Stephen Willis

What this Market Needs Is a New Catalyst—Without One, It’s Mediocrity at Best

This is a bear market rally and the party is going to end soon. Sorry. I’m not super bearish by any means, but rather realistic as to how far the stock market has come since the March 2009 low and even since last summer. In order for us to have a real ... Read >
Author: lombardipublishing

Great Companies, Great Stocks—Market Leaders That Are Worth Your While

Long-time readers know of my affinity for following a number of large-cap, benchmark stocks for the purposes of honing my own stock market view. Every quarter, I always write the same thing—that earnings season is the absolute best time to be researching ... Read >
Author: lombardipublishing

Home loan non-performing properties come to haunt banks

Popular ‘Teaser’ loan schemes, launched especially to attract home loan borrowers, resulting in robust home loan growth in the last one year, has started to pinch banks as bad asset creation from such loans is also rising in equal ferocity. The central ba... Read >
Author: Deal4Loan

Learning Mandarin in China

To learn Mandarin is, ultimately, to do something extra ordinary. Not only is a difficult undertaking, it is also, in many ways a unique task. Chances are that if you were to engage in serious Mandarin studies you would never meet someone else outside of ... Read >
Author: Rui Ming

Inshoring: What it means and How Different is it?

The meaning of outsourcing/ offshoring has been drilled into us for over a decade now, but the increasing usage of yet another term ‘inshoring’ has also gained prominence. The online encyclopedia defines inshoring “as Term used occasionally as an opposite... Read >
Author: liza252

Important Week Ahead

The gold price dropped almost $50/oz on Tuesday after China announced that it will lift interest rates in order to prevent its domestic economy from overheating. This automatically pushed the Dollar up and gold down, especially in Dollars. The correction ... Read >
Author: Marko Puustinen

Shaw Capital Management Korea: Japan’s Economic Growth Slowed Again Part 1

Japan’s economic recovery appears to have faltered unexpectedly sharply during the second quarter of this year. The government’s preliminary GDP statistics put the real quarter-to-quarter growth rate at 0.1%, which translates into an annualised 0.4%, mark... Read >
Author: shawcapital

New Interest Subsidy scheme for Indian exporters announced by RBI

The Reserve Bank of India directive on Tuesday brought more cheer to exporters on Tuesday by extending the interest subsidy scheme of two percentage points on rupee export credit to additional sectors like leather and leather manufacturers, jute manufactu... Read >
Author: rama11

Is it Smart to Retire Outside of the US?

Yes, well, it can be. It depends on where you're going, how you define a smart move, and a lot of other things about your circumstances. How their currency compares to the US dollar is probably the biggest factor here financially. If you are planning ... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quilter

Forex Day Rates

Forex Day Rates: However if you want to develop a deeper understanding of what currency trading is I highly recommend this e-book. He may try to fly under the radar and buy Euros against Pound Sterling Swiss Francs and Yen etc. A fully licensed and regula... Read >
Author: Christine J. Martins

Buy American: Support Locals

Buying American has been on the minds of shoppers and advertisers for about a decade now.  Following September 11, 2001, the pro-America sentiment was everywhere.  Flags flew from houses on every block, and the urge to buy from local shops and support A... Read >
Author: Edward Tenn

Saudi SMEs more optimistic, reveals HSBC survey

A recently conducted survey by HSBC revealed that SMEs in Saudi Arabia are among the world's most optimistic sector with regard to their business prospects in the coming months. The global banking giant studied more than 6,000 enterprises in 20 chief mark... Read >
Author: David Parks

Bank credit to become expensive for UAE SMEs

Institutional and bank credit is becoming highly costly for SMEs in UAE as more and more banks have stopped using the official Emirates Interbank Offered Rate (EIBOR) as a benchmark to price corporate loans. EIBOR is becoming irrelevant for most banks ... Read >
Author: David Parks

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