Archives for March 2009

March 2009 - Page 8 of 12 - Money Morning - Only the News You Can Profit From

Two Ways to Protect Yourself When the Inflation Alarms Return

By Mike Caggeso Associate Editor Money Morning Like a vanquished enemy, inflation has been out of sight and out of mind. But old enemies can resurrect themselves. And that's just what's going to happen with inflation, two fixed-income experts say. In a report posted on the Web site of Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO) – […]

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Global Investment News Briefs

Ford, UAW Cut Deal; UBS Posts $18 Billion 2008 Loss; JPMorgan CEO Sees 'Modest Signs' of Recovery; China Investment up 26.5% in Jan. & Feb.; Hedge Fund Redemptions Slow; Stanford Takes the Fifth; Fancy Hotel Gigs Over for AIG; LIBOR Increases Ford Motor Co. (F) said an agreement with the United Auto Workers Union will […]

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Mixed Data Shows China’s Stimulus Working, but More May be Needed

By Jason Simpkins Managing EditorMoney Morning Fixed asset investment in China soared in the first two months of the year, as Beijing's $585 billion stimulus plan took hold. But more stimulus may be needed, as China's all-important export sector continues to sag and declines in consumer prices have raised concerns about deflation. Fixed-asset investment in […]

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Hot Stocks: Coke's $2 Billion China Play Will Add Fizz to its Profits

By Jason Simpkins Managing Editor Money Morning The Coca-Cola Co. (KO) said Friday that it would invest $2 billion in China over the next three years. That’s 25% more than the $1.6 billion Coke has invested in China during the past 30 years. As Coke’s third largest market – trailing only the United States and […]

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Global Investment News Briefs

IMF Predicts Global "Great Recession"; United Tech. Cuts 11,600 Jobs; Brazil Economy Grows 1.3% in 4Q; Malaysia Adds $16 Billion to Stimulus; GM to Sell Half of Opel; Big Corporate Bankruptcies Surge in 2009; Hedge Funds to Slash 20,000 Jobs; SEC Will Bring Back Uptick Rule Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund […]

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Inflation Recedes in China, Interest Rates Could be Next 

By Mike Caggeso Associate EditorMoney Morning Consumer prices in China fell 1.6% in February – the first drop since 2002 and a statistic that may prompt the government to cut interest rates. Declining values of raw materials, such as iron ore and crude oil, were largely responsible for the decline in China's consumer price index […]

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