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China, Russia Sign 30 Cooperation Documents

Dec 18, 2015

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (R) and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev meet the press after the 20th China-Russia Prime Ministers' Regular Meeting in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 17, 2015. [Photo: Xinhua] China and Russia signed ...

Tags: oil, gas, financial cooperation

Diamond Manufacturers Are Entering an Era of Fierce Competition

Dec 15, 2014

Diamond manufacturers are entering an era of fierce competition as the looming decline in rough diamond supply is expected to place additional pressure on their already razor-thin profit margins. Manufacturer always operates with a ...

Tags: Diamond, Cutters, Arts

China's Local Officials May Seek to Clear up Financial Disarray by Developing Bond Markets

Nov 17, 2013

When the world was digesting news of Detroit’s bankruptcy in July, the biggest ever by a municipality in the US, attention in China turned to the highly indebted government of Jiangsu province. Provincial, city and county authorities ...

Tags: Bond Markets, Local Officials

The US Congress' Dance with Default Impressed Policymakers

Oct 22, 2013

Deal or no deal, the US Congress' dance with default impressed policymakers and investors in China and Japan with just how vulnerable their own economic revival plans are to the next political tantrum on Capitol Hill. The 11th-hour ...

Tags: Dollar Drama, Economy

ICE Cotton Traded Become Firmer with an Improving Scenario

Oct 8, 2013

ICE Cotton traded firmer with an improving technical picture and climbing open interest throughout most of the week, settling at 87.18. The market’s move higher, China’s holiday, continued uncertainty about cotton quality, and ...

Tags: Cotton, Textile

Farmer Guilty of Defending Family with Shotgun

Jul 30, 2013

Brad Kelley, the farm boy with 1 million acres Farmer guilty of defending family with shotgun The farmland gold rush may be cooling, but the fields of agriculture remain wide open to investment. Venture capitalists, DIYers, and a new ...

Tags: Silicon Valley Moment, Agriculture

Australian Dollar Is Slightly Higher After a Quiet Day of Trade

Jul 19, 2013

The Australian dollar is slightly higher after a quiet day of trade. At 5pm today, the local unit was buying 91.71 US cents, up from 91.52 cents yesterday. Bond markets gained strength after Detroit became the largest city in US history ...

Tags: Australian Dollar, economy

Australian Dollar Continued to Fall

Jun 24, 2013

The Australian dollar continued to fall today, sparking the biggest one-day sell-off in government bonds since the turmoil in global markets that followed the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers in late 2008. Bond traders said ...

Tags: Australian Dollar, Government Bonds

Thelocal Sharemarket Fell Sharply as National Election Raised Prospect of Another Sell-off

Feb 27, 2013

Thelocal sharemarket fell sharply yesterday as an indecisive national election in Italy raised the prospect of another sell-off in European bond markets that could rekindle the continent's debt crisis. Italy was headed for a political ...

Tags: debt crisis, economy

There Was Little Evidence of Meaningful Switch by Global Investors Into Equities

Feb 22, 2013

A TOP BlackRock executive said there was little evidence of a meaningful switch by global investors into equities from fixed-income assets, even after recent strong sharemarket gains. "There appears to be a lot of cash coming off the ...

Tags: shares, investors, sharemarket

Sharemarket Is Puseed to Its Highest Close Since September 2008

Feb 21, 2013

Banks, property trusts, consumer staples and energy companies pushed the sharemarket to its highest close since September 2008, as investors digested earnings reports while awaiting the overnight release of minutes from the US Federal ...

Tags: Banks, property trusts, consumer staples, energy companies

Australian Dollar Traded in a Narrow Range But Remained Well Supported

Feb 19, 2013

At 1700 AEDT, the local currency was trading at 103.64 US cents, up from 103.50 cents on Thursday. Westpac chief currency strategist Robert Rennie said the Australian dollar traded in a narrow range on Friday but remained well supported. ...

Tags: local currency, Australian bond futures, finance

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