International Finance

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Economy

Ethiopia Ratifies River Nile Agreement Despite Opposition by Egypt

In a rather brazen statement Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi said he would protect Egypt’s water security at all costs including possible military action to blow up the dam. 16th June 2013 International Finance Magazine gives you the story on the Nile water sharing dispute, loss of forest cover due to non utilization of hydro electric...
Economy

Emerging East Asia’s Local Bond Markets Grow 12.1% on High Corporate Sales

Foreign holdings accounted for 32.6% of Indonesian local currency government bonds as of end-March, the largest among emerging East Asian economies. Malaysia followed closely with foreign holdings reaching 31.2%. MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Emerging East Asia’s local currency bond markets expanded 12.1% year-on-year to $6.7 trillion at the end of March 2013, driven by double-digit growth...
Economy

Google’s Tax ‘Tactics’ Criticized by British MP’s

In a damming report, the Public Accounts Committee called on HMRC to “fully investigate” the company after it had used contrived arrangements to avoid tax on its multi billion pound revenues in the U.K. 14th June 2013 International Finance Magazine with inputs from “The Guardian” reports the story on Google’s contrived arrangements to avoid tax,...
Economy

CBOE Pays $ 6 Million to SEC on Charges of Oversight

The CBOE is the third U.S exchange to be penalised for oversight. 13th June 2013 In this article, International Finance Magazine reports the story with key inputs from “The Financial Times”. The story also explains short selling practices and recent court indictments on naked short selling and the unethical practices followed by traders to destabilize...
Economy

Euro business growth eases in May, ECB takes steps

Lacklustre growth characterised by a slowdown plagues the EU while its central bank tries to jack up inflation rate that teeters on the verge of deflation, report Team IFM Brussels, June 11: Euro-zone business growth slowed in May, but services output expanded at the strongest pace in almost three years, prompting the European Central Bank...
Economy

ADB Trims Pacific 2013 Economic Outlook as Risks to Growth Emerge

“The slight downgrade in the growth forecast reflects largely short-term challenges faced by a few Pacific economies,” said Xianbin Yao, Director General of ADB’s Pacific Department. MANILA, PHILIPPINES –The Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) latest Pacific Economic Monitor has trimmed the 2013 economic growth forecast for the Pacific region to 5.0% on the back of lower-than-expected government capital spending...
Economy

Brazil’s industrial output down in April

Manufacturing proves to be a drag on broader economic growth as Brazil tries to come to terms with a drop in production for the second straight month, reports Team IFM Rio de Janeiro, June 11: Brazil’s industrial production in April fell for the second month in a row, as output of capital goods and consumer...