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Lower horse mackerel quota affects Bidvest´s profits
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Bidvest Namibia group is facing business issues derived from 10 per cent and 11 per cent decline in earnings for the year to 30 June this year, a result associated mainly to the reduction in the horse mackerel quota allocation to its fishing company ...
Analysts: Sell Bidvest shares nowIntraFish.com
Bidvest warns of revenue decline as analyst advises selling sharesUndercurrent News
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Bidvest Namibia group is facing business issues derived from 10 per cent and 11 per cent decline in earnings for the year to 30 June this year, a result associated mainly to the reduction in the horse mackerel quota allocation to its fishing company ...
Analysts: Sell Bidvest shares now
Bidvest warns of revenue decline as analyst advises selling shares
Food and Hotels Push Up Annual Inflation Rate to 3.3 Percent
AllAfrica.com
Windhoek — The annual inflation rate for July 2015 increased to 3.3 percent from 3 percent compared to the previous month. According to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) the increases in the annual inflation rate resulted mainly from increases in ...
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AllAfrica.com
Windhoek — The annual inflation rate for July 2015 increased to 3.3 percent from 3 percent compared to the previous month. According to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) the increases in the annual inflation rate resulted mainly from increases in ...
Reuters
Asian shares bounce back from two-year lows, dollar firm
Reuters
TOKYO Asian shares recovered from two-year lows on Tuesday as strong U.S. housing data offset concerns from a weak U.S. manufacturing report, while the dollar's prospective yield advantage kept it firm. Japan's Nikkei .N225 rose 0.1 percent and most ...
Asian shares steady for now after mixed US dataLivemint
Most Asian Stocks Rise After U.S. Shares Gain on Housing DataBloomberg
Asian shares mixed after consensus-beating Japan GDP dataDaily Times
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Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
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Reuters
TOKYO Asian shares recovered from two-year lows on Tuesday as strong U.S. housing data offset concerns from a weak U.S. manufacturing report, while the dollar's prospective yield advantage kept it firm. Japan's Nikkei .N225 rose 0.1 percent and most ...
Asian shares steady for now after mixed US data
Most Asian Stocks Rise After U.S. Shares Gain on Housing Data
Asian shares mixed after consensus-beating Japan GDP data
Reuters
Oil prices fall again as US, Asia demand looks set to weaken
Reuters
SINGAPORE Oil prices dipped again on Tuesday as traders braced for lower refinery consumption after the U.S. summer, while Asia's weakening economies and high global production stoked concerns about oversupply. Both crude oil benchmarks are now ...
Oil traders position themselves for further price fallsReuters Africa
Oil prices fall again as US and Asian demand looks to weakenThe Star Online
Oil closes at fresh 6-year low below $42 US a barrelCBC.ca
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Reuters
SINGAPORE Oil prices dipped again on Tuesday as traders braced for lower refinery consumption after the U.S. summer, while Asia's weakening economies and high global production stoked concerns about oversupply. Both crude oil benchmarks are now ...
Oil traders position themselves for further price falls
Oil prices fall again as US and Asian demand looks to weaken
Oil closes at fresh 6-year low below $42 US a barrel
Financial Times
China's devaluation adds to emerging markets woes
Financial Times
If finance were a boxing match, then the referee would be getting ready to intervene in emerging markets. More. The Short View. S&P 500 stays remarkably calm · China should not derail the Fed · China and the forex war · A deep cut but barely a scratch.
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Financial Times
If finance were a boxing match, then the referee would be getting ready to intervene in emerging markets. More. The Short View. S&P 500 stays remarkably calm · China should not derail the Fed · China and the forex war · A deep cut but barely a scratch.
The Australian Financial Review
Yuan devaluation pushes Europe and Japan to more stimulus
The Australian Financial Review
Beijing's surprise move to devalue the yuan is likely to increase pressure on the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan to adopt aggressive stimulus measures. Reuters. by Karen Maley. The global economy is likely to witness a fresh onslaught of ...
Japan is exporting its way to global irrelevanceLivemint
Japan's recovery stalls over consumer demandIrish Independent
Japanese economy shrinks as exports fallIrish Examiner
AsiaOne
The Times (subscription)
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The Australian Financial Review
Beijing's surprise move to devalue the yuan is likely to increase pressure on the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan to adopt aggressive stimulus measures. Reuters. by Karen Maley. The global economy is likely to witness a fresh onslaught of ...
Japan is exporting its way to global irrelevance
Japan's recovery stalls over consumer demand
Japanese economy shrinks as exports fall
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