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  • Get talent: how CFOs can make the most of the people they hire

    February 15, 2011

    HEAD OF EMPLOYER SERVICES, ACCA Chief Financial Officers (CFO) all over the world are facing a challenge – maximising the value that finance teams bring to the business. People – and not numbers – are the sum of an organisation, and in a new report with KPMG, ACCA (the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants), looks [...]

  • Forex traders should tread carefully to avoid mistakes

    February 15, 2011

    SOMETIMES it can feel like foreign exchange trading is a game of luck, and indeed sometimes the movements mapped on the charts are just plain unpredictable. But fear not, there are strategies that traders can adopt to minimise their losses and maximise their gains. Here we have highlighted three major mistakes that the currency expert [...]

  • Uncertainty hinders euro performance

    February 15, 2011

    DISAPPOINTING US retail sales figures announced yesterday lunchtime failed to produce the increased yields on US Treasuries anticipated by traders, with the news allowing the euro to reach an early afternoon high of $1.3551. Combined with strong euro demand from Asia and the Middle East, the common currency stabilised itself against the dollar, rising 0.14 [...]

  • WEBER’S EXIT WEIGHS ON THE EURO

    February 15, 2011

    DIRECTOR OF CURRENCY RESEARCH, GFT AXEL Weber’s unexpected resignation from the Bundesbank last week has created a growing sense of unease amongst European investors. Weber, an unrepentant hawk who could ruffle feathers, was considered to be the leading candidate to succeed European Central Bank (ECB) president Jean Claude Trichet. Trichet’s eight-year term will expire this [...]

  • THE TIPSTER

    February 15, 2011

    THE Turkish Lira has been coming under some additional pressure of late as a result of investor concern over the wider region, but the unwinding of dollar-lira has been ongoing for several months now. The central bank has been cutting interest rates as it tackles a growing trade deficit but inflationary pressures also need to [...]

  • FOREX ANALYST PICKS

    February 15, 2011

    FOREX STRATEGIST DAVID RODRÍGUEZ My pick: Sell rallies and stay short euro-dollar Expertise: System trading Average time frame of trades: 2-10 weeks The euro-dollar has made a significant turn, and it’s one that I’ve long been waiting for. Our contrarian sentiment indicator shows that the crowds are at their least bearish on euro-dollar, giving the [...]

  • O Canada – the LSE’s new ally brings a jolt of energy

    February 15, 2011

    Even if you knew little about the Toronto Stock Exchange before last week, the announcement of a planned merger between the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) and TMX Group, which runs the Toronto exchange, is almost certain to change that. If approved by shareholders and competition regulators, the all-share merger of the two exchanges will [...]

  • Toronto has more than ore

    February 15, 2011

    Clearly, the planned merger of the Toronto and London stock exchanges makes the main Canadian exchange of great interest to UK investors. That is particularly true for those interested in natural resources, mining, energy and clean technology stocks. Energy and natural resources giants such as Suncor Energy and Canadian Natural Resources are already listed in [...]

  • CANADA’S STRONG ECONOMY OPENS ITSELF UP TO FOREIGN INVESTMENT

    February 15, 2011

    HEAD OF PRODUCT, BARCLAYS STOCKBROKERS Last week, the London Stock Exchange struck a deal with TMX Group, the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange. The deal looks likely to reduce costs for users, offer greater levels of liquidity and provide broader access to mining and natural resources stocks. For investors, this is particularly attractive at [...]

  • FTSE drops as mining rally fails to counter bank jitters

    February 14, 2011

    BRITAIN’S leading share index closed marginally lower yesterday as weaker financials prevailed over a mining rally inspired by upbeat economic data from China. Chip designer ARM Holdings was the top riser, up 6.6 per cent, with traders citing favourable broker comment as the mobile world met in Barcelona. Goldman Sachs said ARM’s management underscored its [...]

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