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    • Second Quarter Was About 'Higher Risk Areas' 

        "The last quarter really continued what we started to see late in the first quarter, which was a continuation of investors turning to risk," Christopher Traulsen from Morningstar said. The sector that did well was emerging markets, notably India equity funds, he added.



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    • To Fix or Not to Fix? That is the Mortgage Question 

        "We saw a sharp increase in the cost of fixed-rate mortgages around the second/third week in June, which was on the back of a big increase in swap rates," Ray Boulger from John Charcol said. "Since then, fixed rates have still been going up despite swap rates coming down a little."



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    • Charting the Yen Crosses 

        Max Knudsen from PIA - First.com takes a technical look at the euro versus the yen and the pound versus the yen.



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    • Indian Stocks Fall on Budget 

        The Indian stock market slid Monday as the government unveiled a new budget that many fear will widen the country's fiscal deficit. Lord Karan Bilimoria, president of UKIBC, has more.



Current DateTime: 02:32:33 06 Jul 2009
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  • The Good Entrepreneur Competition

      CNBC and Allianz have partnered to launch a competition to identify entrepreneurs across Europe with environmentally responsible business concepts.


EBLA 2009


Current DateTime: 02:32:34 06 Jul 2009
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  • Awarding Excellence in Business Leadership

      The CNBC European Business Leaders Awards (EBLA) program, now in its sixth year, honors those individuals who are making a difference through leadership and innovation in their industry sectors.


June Articles

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    • Saudis Looking to UK Property?  05 Jul 2009

        The Saudi Royal family is mulling a £700 million ($1,127 million) UK real-estate deal, according to the Financial Times. Florence Eid from Passport Capital considers the move.

    • UK's Darling Set for Banking Reforms  05 Jul 2009

        UK Chancellor Alistair Darling will this week unveil proposals for reforming the British banking system. Michael Foot, chairman of Promontory Financial Group, looks ahead to the announcement.

    • Satyam Directors to Be Recalled: Report  02 Jul 2009

        Six government-appointed directors on the board of Satyam Computers will be recalled after new owner Tech Mahindra assigned its own executive team, according to a report. CP Gurnani, CEO of Mahindra Satyam, discusses the earlier scandal and management shakeup.

    • ECB Keeps Rates Steady  02 Jul 2009

        The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged Thursday and pushed on with its plans to buy covered bonds. Yves Wagner, president of Luxembourg Financial Analysts' Association, considers the outlook.

    • UK Credit Conditions in Question  01 Jul 2009

        Julian Callow from Barclays Capital considers the outlook for credit conditions in the UK ahead of the Bank of England's report Thursday.

    • Sweden Warns on Regulation  01 Jul 2009

        Sweden cautioned against over-zealous regulation of hedge funds and private equity funds Wednesday. Karsten Schroeder, CEO of Amplitude Capital, agreed the light-touch approach was best.

    • Latvian Economy Under Pressure  01 Jul 2009

        The Latvian economy is forecast to contract by 4% in 2010. Bartosz Pawlowski from BNP Paribas considers whether Latvia should devalue its currency.

    • M&S Shares Surge on Sales Results  01 Jul 2009

        UK retailer Marks & Spencer reported better-than-expected first-quarter underlying sales Wednesday, sending its shares sharply higher. Richard Perks from Mintel International considers the outlook for M&S.



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