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Argentina ’
Sep 2nd, 2009 |
By Jason Simpkins |
Category: Emerging Markets
It wasn’t long ago that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s decision to nationalize state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) resulted in a failed coup that very nearly cost him his post.
Tags: Argentina, COP, Crude Oil Prices, CS, Emerging Markets, inflation, Jason Simpkins, Oil Production, Petroleos de Venezuela SA, stagflation, US dollar, Venezuela, XOM
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Apr 24th, 2009 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: International Investing
We recall a meeting, back in the ’90s, with Mr. Carlos Menem. “Can investors rely on Argentina’s commitment to keep the dollar and the peso linked together?” we asked.
Tags: Argentina, Barack Obama, Bill Bonner, Carlos Menem, cash crunch, Economic Collapse, Gordon Brown
Posted in International Investing |
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Nov 20th, 2008 |
By David Newman |
Category: Emerging Markets
Industrialized countries are dropping like flies into recession. So far, emerging markets have avoided the economic meltdown. But that is changing, says David Newman. He says investors should not be tempted by the huge bond yields on offer in countries like Argentina. In today’s climate, knowing you will get your money back is much more valuable.
Tags: Argentina, David Newman, Emerging Markets, international stocks, investing in Latin America, Treasury Bonds
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Jun 14th, 2008 |
By Horacio Pozzo |
Category: Politics & Economics
Paola Pecora asks: “The inevitable moment arrived: higher inflation in Brazil continues rising dangerously, although it remains within the inflationary goals for the year… what can Brazil do regarding this matter?”
Tags: Argentina, Brazil, Brazil food prices, COPOM, economics, Food Exports, Food Prices, inflation, Lula, politics, Price Increases, Programa de Desarrollo Industrial, wheat
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Jun 13th, 2008 |
By Horacio Pozzo |
Category: Politics & Economics
Paola Pecora says: ¨With such favorable external conditions prevailing, many in Argentina say that even a robot could have run the country successfully the last few years. Latin America… is it doing well because of its leaders or because it is coasting on a good tailwind¨
Tags: Argentina, Argentine cpi, Argentine infrastructure, Cristina Kirchner, econimics, farmers taxes, politics, union strikes
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Jun 5th, 2008 |
By Horacio Pozzo |
Category: Emerging Markets
Yesterday I wrote to you about the pessimism within the Argentine business community. However, Argentine businessmen are not the only ones in a bad mood… The Chilean businessmen are also more than a little bit worried about the situation the Chilean economy is going through.
Tags: Argentina, Central Bank Of Chile, Chile, Chilean Economy, Chilean Monetary Policy, Chilean Peso, Depreciation, Emerging Markets, ENDESA, EOC, IMCE, investment idea, Month Of April, Price Of Copper, Rate Of Inflation, SIC, Siemens
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Jun 3rd, 2008 |
By Doug Casey |
Category: International Investing
The Canadian Markets starting the trading month off on a quiet note with investors electing to focus in on the bigger brand names.
Tags: Antares Minerals, Argentina, Canadian Markets, copper, Copper Gold, Crystallex International, Exchange Canada, gold, Gold Index, Hammond Reef, internatioanl stocks, Natural Resources Of Venezuela, Northwestern Argentina, Reef Gold, Resource Stocks, Rio Grande project, Shale Gas, Solex Resources, Speculative Stocks, Stealth Ventures, Tsx Venture Exchange
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May 30th, 2008 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Politics & Economics
A typical financial tale – where nothing goes as hoped for, and everything goes as it should…*** The rise of speculative capital…pumping up a bubble with a chip on its shoulder…*** The three vicious cycles we must face…an interesting TIME cover…and more!
Tags: Argentina, Bear Stearns, deflation, farmer strike, fed, Food Prices, Gold Bonds, Gold Bug, Gold Prices, Housing Bubble, inflation, Kissenger, Subprime Mortgage, US dollar, US economy, Volker
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May 30th, 2008 |
By Horacio Pozzo |
Category: Politics & Economics
‘Argentina’s foreign reserves…this is one of the main subjects of concern here in these times of uncertainty and political unrest,’ says Paola Pecora.
Tags: , Argentina, Argentine Economy, Argentine Government, Argentine peso, Bcra, Buenos Aires, Export Duties, farmer strike, Farmers, Inflation Rate, Journalists, Kirchner, Political Unrest, Unionist
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May 27th, 2008 |
By Horacio Pozzo |
Category: Politics & Economics
A new community in South America is born with a variety of diverse and complex objectives spanning cultural, social and economic realms… another aim is the social inclusion, the civic participation, the strengthening of democracy for all.
Tags: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Caribbean Unity, Chile, Colombia, democracy, ecuador, energy, Energy Infrastructure, Guyana, Infrastructure Development, Latin American, Mercosur, Paraguay, Peru, Poverty, Quito Ecuador, Regional Problems, South American Countries, Sovereign Rights, Surinam, Territorial Integrity, Unasur, Uruguay, Venezuela
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