Moody’s Cuts Ratings on 30 Spanish Banks After Country Downgrade
Moody’s Investors Service said it downgraded the senior debt and deposit ratings of 30 Spanish banks, citing heightened financial pressure on the country’s sovereign rating and “many weak banks.” View full post on All Stories
Gold at $5,000 in 3 to 4 years McEwen
According to Rob McEwen, Chairman of Minera Andes and US Gold Corp, gold is in the middle of a super cycle and is likely to move toward $5,000 as demand from central banks and investors continues View full post on All Stories
Bond Report: U.S yields rise from 3-month lows as worries cool
Treasury prices fell on Thursday for the first day in four, retracing some of the rally stemming from investors’ worries about a deepening nuclear crisis in Japan. View full post on All Stories
Sensex on firm foot; tech, banks, realty gain
Benchmarks continued to hold on to gains as investors bought stocks across the board on Tuesday after a correction in previous session. View full post on All Stories
Bank earnings, oil prices will focus investor attention this week
TORONTO – The big Canadian banks and oil prices will be the focus of investors this week. The banks will start reporting quarterly earnings on Thursday while investors watch for possible … View full post on All Stories
India pledges to provide Japanese investors with corruption-free environment
AHN News Staff Tokyo, Japan (AHN) – The Indian government Wednesday sought to allay the fears of Japanese investors, saying it would ensure a corruption-free business environment where both countries reaped the benefits. The government led by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been hit by multiple scams that have shaken the confidence of investors. However, [...]
Middle East Banks apply to offer Islamic Finance in Uganda
?The Middle East investors can start operations either by acquiring a local bank or setting up a new Islamic bank in the country,? Grace Stuart Ndyareeba, deputy director of commercial banking at … View full post on All Stories
Investors to take hit when banks dismantled
Creditors and shareholders will now have to absorb some of the losses when the federal government steps in to dismantle large… View full post on All Stories
Private investors drive November capital inflow
Foreigners increased purchases of U.S. securities in November, the U.S. Treasury Department said on Tuesday, though it was private investors rather than central banks who did most of the buying. View full post on All Stories
Canadian stress test results kept under wraps
Canada’s financial regulator has been hard at work for the past two years stress testing the banks but ordinary investors can forget about ever seeing the results, according to a senior official View full post on All Stories

