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Sep 30th, 2009 |
By Ian Mathias |
Category: Emerging Markets
The U.S.’ potential conflict with Iran might pale in comparison to a fight brewing between China and India, says Chris Mayer. “This one doesn’t seem to get much attention in the Western media, but I’ve read some dire stuff from the Eastern media. By their lights, the Sino-Indian border hasn’t been this tense since 1986-87, when the skirmishes broke out between Indian and Chinese troops.
Tags: Addison Wiggin, BRIC Nations, china, Emerging Markets, Ian Mathias, India
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Aug 20th, 2009 |
By Chris Mayer |
Category: Emerging Markets
The price of water is starting to rise in a big way, at least in China. I’ve expected this for a few years.
Tags: china, Chris Mayer, Emerging Markets, energy, India, investing in water, resources
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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Aug 19th, 2009 |
By Ian Mathias |
Category: International Investing
Check out this “megatrend”: 97% of global population growth over the next 40 years will occur in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, says the shiny new 2009 World Population Data Sheet. The headline data point was the total growth projection for the world population: 7 billion by 2011. That’s a 200 million extra people on this Earth in just two years.
Tags: china, economics, farmers subsidies, food crisis, Ian Mathias, India, Irrigation Systems, market crunch, politisc, resources
Posted in International Investing |
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Aug 19th, 2009 |
By Martin Hutchinson |
Category: International Investing
Asia is poised to become the “new” Detroit.
Tags: auto industry, china, Chrysler, Emerging Markets, FIATY, Ford, Gelyf, GRM, GWLLF, HMC, India, investing in Asia, Kia Motors Corp., Martin Hutchinson, MHID, MSIL, TM, TTM, US market, VLKAY
Posted in International Investing |
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Aug 17th, 2009 |
By Horacio Marquez |
Category: Stock Market Investing
Steel maker Nucor Corp.’s (NYSE: NUE) stock has rallied some 51% from its March 3 low of $29.84 a share and has twice bumped against its recent high of $49.91 a share.
Tags: Chrysler, EBAY, Ford, GRM, Horacio Marquez, India, Investing in Steel, Metals, NUE, President Obama, TTM, US auto industry
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Aug 11th, 2009 |
By William Patalon III |
Category: Emerging Markets
What’s the name of the world’s best-selling beer? Hint: It’s not Budweiser. And it’s not Bud Light. It’s called Snow Beer, and I’ll wager that most U.S. investors haven’t even heard of it before.
Tags: BRIC Nations, china, China Resource Enterprise Ltd., Emerging Markets, India, KO, SBMRY, William Patalon III
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Jun 17th, 2009 |
By Chuck Butler |
Category: Financial News
A Turn Around Tuesday? BRIC meeting doesn’t get covered by the media? Are the Bearer Bonds real or fakes? QTC’s get Gov. backing! And Now… Today’s Pfennig!
Tags: BRIC Nations, china, Chuck Butler, CPI, currencies, Global Currencies, Government Bonds, India, renminbi, Reserve Currency, Russia
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Jun 1st, 2009 |
By Ted Peroulakis |
Category: Emerging Markets
For quite some time I was interested in recommending that my readers invest in Russia. I still had concerns about some political issues and organized crime in the country. Most experts out there tell people to stay away from Russia, so I knew I had to do further research myself.
Tags: Brazil, BRIC Nations, Dba, Emerging Markets ETF, EWZ, FCX, FXI, GLD, gold, Gold Etf, index etf, India, KO, MOO, PCL, PIN, resources, RSX, Russia, silver, Silver Etf, SLV, Ted Peroulakis
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May 28th, 2009 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Politics & Economics
Stock Market Rally in Financial Horror Movie. Drag Me to Hell! That’s the title of the first horror movie with a credit crunch theme. No kidding. We just read about it in the Financial Times.
Tags: Bill Bonner, china, Credit Crunch, deflation, economics, Federal Reserve, hedge funds, India, politics, Tim Geithner, Treasury Bonds, US debt, US housing crisis
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May 18th, 2009 |
By Andrew Snyder |
Category: Emerging Markets
India’s political action sent its markets soaring. After lagging global markets on fears of political unrest, the country’s investors finally have enough reasons to buy. The action could be just the beginning.
Tags: Andrew Snyder, Bric, IFN, India, REDF, SLT
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