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Crude prices drop on delayed Iranian crude embargo and cut to French credit rating

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Cameron White

Oil futures fell slightly on Friday after Eurozone officials said that an embargo on Iranian crude import may be delayed by up to six months. The news sent crude prices to a three-week low after the officials said that the …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged AAA, credit rating, crude, debt crisis, downgrades, embargo, eurozone, france, futures, Greece, iranian, officials, Oil, Standard & Poor | Comments Off

Euro drops as turbulent year draws to an end

Posted on December 30, 2011 by Martin Timble

Continued concern over the European debt crisis and its strain on economic growth dragged the euro to below 100 yen for the first time since June 2001.

The turbulent year for the 17 nation currency has lead it to become …

Posted in Forex, Latest Headlines | Tagged Angela Merkel, berlin, currency, debt crisis, dollar, economic, euro, euro zone, Europe, European, financial, fiscal, french president, German Chancellor, Greece, growth, Ireland, Italy, Nicolas Sarkozy, performer, portugal, Spain, turbulent | Comments Off

Big time losers and the reasons why (ING, HDY, STEC)

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Martin Timble

In this report: ING Group (NYSE:ING), HyperDynamics (NYSE:HDY) and Stec inc. (NASDAQ:STEC).

Stec inc. (NASDAQ:STEC) has dropped by more than 15 percent today after the company reported a 65 percent drop in third quarter profits. The company seen a net …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged adjusted, Analysts, austerity, company, concerns, crisis, debt, earned, european financial, government, Greece, HDY, HyperDynamics, ING, ING Group, investors, Italy, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:STEC, net income, NYSE, NYSE:HDY, NYSE:ING, Prime Minister, profits, quarter, reported, results, revenue, Securities, seilvio berlusoni, STEC, Stec inc., Wall Street | Comments Off

What the fuss Baker Hughes, ING Group and NN Inc.?

Posted on November 1, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In this report: Baker Hughes (NYSE:BHI), ING Group (NYSE:ING) and NN Inc. (NASDAQ:NNBR).

Baker Hughes (NYSE:BHI) is trading over 7 percent lower today after the company reported weaker than expected earnings in its third quarter despite nearly tripling earnings and …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged bailout, Baker Hughes, BHI, company, Credit Suisse, debt, Deutsche Bank, dollar, earnings, economic, estimates, Europe, European, expected, financial, fiscal, George Papandreou, Greece, Greek, guidance, ING, ING Group, NASDAQ:NNBR, net income, NN Inc., NNBR, NYSE:BHI, NYSE:ING, outlook, political, Prime Minister, referendum, reported, results, revenue, stocks, trading, UBS, Wall Street | Comments Off

Oil drops to lowest level in over a year as Greek default concerns continue

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Cameron White

Oil prices sank to their lowest level in more than a year today on continued concerns over the Greek default situation which has lead to slowdown in economies worldwide and a drop in fuel consumption.

WTI Crude fell by over …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged barrel, commodities, economic growth, economists, euro, european financial stability facility, expected, forecasted, government, Greece, Greek, index, Jason Schenker, Oil, president, prestige economists, report, supply, U.S. Factory, WTI crude | Comments Off

Gold drops as Euro zone takes steps to contain spread of debt crisis

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Martin Timble

Gold feel by more than 2.2 percent today to mark the fifth time in six sessions that the precious metal has dropped. The latest selloff comes ahead of a meeting between a group of experts from the European Commission, European …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged AAU, Almaden Minerals, AMEX AMEX:PZG, AMEX:AAU, AMEX:VGZ, Athens, debt, debt crisis, deficit, European Central Bank, european commission, experts, Gold, gold and silver, Greece, International Monetary Fund, investments, investors, members, Paramount Gold and Silver, parliment, precious metals, PZG, sector, spain and italy, VGZ, Vista Gold | Comments Off

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