September, 2007
Gold and Oil News - September 27, 2007 14:00
Ahead of the Bell: Starbucks (AP)
A Banc of America Securities analyst cut his rating on Starbucks Corp. Thursday, saying the stock might fall because expectations for a quick recovery are too high amid slowing growth. Read More…
Northern Rock sees second day of gains
London’s leading shares made further gains. Northern Rock rose for a second-consecutive session on continued hopes of a rescue bid. Read More…
Stocks seen extending recovery, data awaited
Stocks seen extending recovery, data awaited LONDON (Reuters) – Wall Street is expected to have a firm start on Thursday, adding to the previous session’s gains, but markets will look to a spate of economic reports for direction, dealers said. Source: feeds.reuters.com Marriott says to quadruple hotels in China SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Hotel operator Marriott [...]
Venezuelan quota in OPEC down from 11.5 percent to 9.06 percent
Venezuelan quota in OPEC down from 11.5 percent to 9.06 percent Privacy policy| Legal Terms | Terms of use Source: c.moreover.com
Credit derivatives growth slows
The global market for credit derivatives grew 32% in the first half and increased 75% over the year to the end of June, the slowest rate of growth since 2003 Read More…
Marriott says to quadruple hotels in China
Marriott says to quadruple hotels in China SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Hotel operator Marriott International Inc said it planned to quadruple its hotels in China to 100 in the next five to six years to tap growing demand for tourism and business. Source: feeds.reuters.com
Soybean upside likely to encourage storage in U.S.
Soybean upside likely to encourage storage in U.S. Extract not available. Source: c.moreover.com
Banks to review trading in covered bonds
Top banks are poised to embark on ground-breaking discussions to decide a new framework for trading covered bonds in Europe after market turmoil caused a significant disruption to dealings in what is considered one of the safest forms of debt Read More…
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