Colombia market report – Wednesday, March 16
The panic sell-off in Japanese markets has subsided for the time being as it picked up 5.68% today of the losses incurred since the disaster. The U.S. And Europe are…
The panic sell-off in Japanese markets has subsided for the time being as it picked up 5.68% today of the losses incurred since the disaster. The U.S. And Europe are…
The markets around the world have continued the sell-off first initiated with the turmoil in the Middle East and compounded with the recent earthquake in Japan. While the exchange in…
Initial thoughts from the investment community are that the earthquake could increase inflationary pressures for basic goods, while at the same time reduce demand in the short term for oil.…
No one was immune to the pain in world markets Thursday. The S&P50 dropped 1.89%, the Brazilian BOVESPA shed 1.82%,and the local Colombian Colcap slipped 2.10% on high volume of $191…
A general lack of any new economic news and the continued conflict led to a slight sell-off in international markets today. The S&P500 was down 0.14%, while other markets took…
Although the fighting has continued in Libya, and oil production there has dropped more than 1 million barrels per day, the market seems resigned to accept the turmoil as international…
International markets were down today in schizophrenic fashion on the continued violence in Libya and fears of uprising in Saudi Arabia. The S&P500 was dropped 0.83%, while Japan’s Nikkei index…
The majority of exchanges around the world traded down Wednesday, the worst losses being seen in Japan and throughout Europe as the crisis in Libya drags out. The U.S. and…
During the latter half of the 20th century, developed countries across the globe opened their borders to trade and, largely, enjoyed significant periods of economic gains and increases in quality…