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Euro Privatisation

June 2, 2011 624 Views 0 comment Print

Saving the Euro or saving the nations which one comes first is the question of debate. European economies are struggling to survive the Euro and not the nations. They want bailout but to that extent to which the political image of financial management is not shattered keeping the upcoming elections in the Euro nations.

Why Silver crashed and is it the time to Invest?

May 8, 2011 2315 Views 0 comment Print

Silver prices plunged across the world market keeping every one on the table of quest of what made the fall of silver prices. Base metal prices were very much over leveraged or over brought in the past couple of months on a continuous basis. Silver is expected to have another correction from the last weeks closing by another 5% to 10%.

China Forgets European Humiliation-Joins for a New Start

February 5, 2011 231 Views 0 comment Print

Europe has covered the attention of the financial media in the past 6 months. One after the other the financial crisis have triggered fear and fought among the investors across the globe. The stock markets around the world were rattled and sleeps of

China Comes to Rescue

February 5, 2011 222 Views 0 comment Print

Last year the financial media was busy in covering the growth strategies and the asset bubbles being spooked by the Chinese government over the various asset classes. The world markets was suspecting another round asset bubble burst out which will br

Currency ETF-The New Diversification

December 29, 2010 417 Views 0 comment Print

With Global imbalances on the never ending rise and huge budget deficits of the Developed economies currency fluctuation is the new tremor of the quakes being felt. In other words in the coming year of 2011 we will find Europe and US going for massive budget cuts and imposition of higher rate of taxes. This will create burden and slower growth opportunities to the tune of 100% .Since budget cuts will lead to slower growth and imposition of higher taxes will result to less savings for the consumer. All these will exert pressure on the Euro, Pound and US dollar. Their will be a huge reflection of fluctuation in all these currencies. Moreover when we look towards the Asian and developing economies we find interest rates pull back from post recession levels to pre-recession levels will exert further pressure on Yen, Rupee primarily.

Alternative Energy-The Quest

December 14, 2010 258 Views 0 comment Print

The day of Oil and Coal is going to come to an end. Don’t get shocked by hearing what I said. Coal and Oil is not going to get depleted neither not going to get evaporated from the earth. We know that when the crude price was floating around $147/barrel the world economic condition was under severe pressure .Prices of commodity became expensive and inflation stated picking up followed with application monetary restriction polices. Apart from oil price affects on commodity and cost living, coal imposed further pressure on the cost of production and operation of the industries globally. The industrial sector uses more energy globally than any other end-use sector, currently consuming about 50% of the world’s total delivered energy. Energy is consumed in the industrial sector by a diverse group of industries—including manufacturing, agriculture, mining, and construction—and for a wide range of activities, such as processing and assembly, space conditioning, and lighting.

Investments around the world are ready to rock 2011

December 5, 2010 264 Views 0 comment Print

From the struggling economy of US to the emerging economies every one is ready with their investment ideas and strategies. In this series of article we will present a host of economies where inside investments as well as cross border investment will be discussed. In my first issue we are glad to present you investments “In China”.

US BUDGET v/s OTHERS

December 3, 2010 216 Views 0 comment Print

The US economy is very much rattled with the new Republicans policy planning’s. White house is busy in extending the tax proposal followed with a host of new regulations to be extended and implemented. After deploying trillion dollar of funds now the US economy have went for cut backs in its budget for the coming few years. It simply points out that US economic policy of pumping and printing funds will not increase the GDP growth of US. This year in 2010 the US economy is already running with budget deficit of 1.3 trillion dollars totaling up the figure to 13.3 trillion dollars.

Growth of Indian Cement market

November 25, 2010 360 Views 0 comment Print

We often do comparison with Chinese economic growth. One must remember they have easy guidelines for promoting investments in their economy. China’s cement industry for the rapid development of domestic production capacity could lead to a surplus situation, at all levels within and outside the industry have been discussing with the call for the domestic large-scale cement enterprises to go abroad, to foreign investment. They have grown well within the house and plan to move further. China’s cement enterprises go out consists of three levels: Firstly, the cement exports, and second, cements technology and equipment companies go global, three cement manufacturing companies invest and build factories overseas. We need strategies like this to grow and expand Indian cement industry.

Global Indian Car Market

November 25, 2010 583 Views 0 comment Print

The rupee one lakh car is now very much on the streets and as well as in the garage of many thousand Indians. The small car market was discovered by TATA motors. It was discovered by Maruti. Yes that company made the first mark on the Indian consumer mind that one can be owner of a small car.

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