Posco's Flexibility on Steel Prices Gives Dented Stock Room to Grow Wall Street Journal | SEOUL, South Korea -- Shares in Posco, which a year ago appeared to be as stainless as some of the steel it produces, have fallen sharply in the past seven months. They've taken a hit because foreign investors, needing capital to cope with credit crunch-related losses in the U.S. and Europe, sold ...
Seoul shares down; eyes on US GDP data, Fed The Times Of India | SEOUL: Seoul shares traded down on Tuesday on caution ahead of a US Fed interest rate meeting and after the South Korean government warned on Monday that the nation's economy is in an early stage of downturn. | Major exporter shares such as Samsung Electronics fell 1.26 to 707,000 won on concerns ...
Seoul shares open down; Samsung Elec, Hyundai fall The Times Of India | SEOUL: Seoul shares opened lower on Thursday led by exporters such as Samsung Electronics on record oil prices and on investor caution before South Korea's interest rate decision due out during the day. | The Korea Composite Stock Price Index was d...
Seoul shares open up; Hyundai Motor, LG Elec gain The Times Of India | SEOUL: Seoul shares opened slightly firmer on Wednesday led by exporter shares such as Hyundai Motor and LG Electronics on the weak won currency and solid sector outlooks. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index was up 0.27 percent at 1,864.02 points...
South Korean shares close 0.58 per cent higher The Times Of India | SEOUL: South Korean shares closed 0.58 per cent higher Tuesday on strong buying in POSCO and technology shares, dealers said. | The KOSPI index gained 10.79 points to 1,859.06. Volume was 298.9 million shares worth 5.82 trillion won (5.73 billion d...
Financials Drop in Sydney; Seoul Stocks Unsettled Wall Street Journal | Asian markets were mostly lower Tuesday on the back of a Wall Street decline, with Australian shares dropping on financials such as Macquarie Group and National Australia Bank, even as resource stocks such as BHP Billiton extended gains on an overn...
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European, Asian markets tumble Khaleej Times | LONDON -Stock markets in Europe and Asia markets fell yesterday, oil soared and the dollar sank amid fears the end of the credit crisis has not yet been reached in the wake of JP...
Asian Stocks Tumble on Bear Stearns News Orlando Sentinel SEOUL, South Korea - Asian markets plunged and the dollar sank Monday after JPMorgan Chase said it would buy troubled U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns, signaling to investors the ...
Seoul shares down; eyes on US GDP data, Fed The Times Of India | SEOUL: Seoul shares traded down on Tuesday on caution ahead of a US Fed interest rate meeting and after the South Korean government warned on Monday that the nation's economy is in an early stage of downturn. | Major exporter shares such as Samsung...
South Korea won at 1-week low, eyes on Fed meeting The Times Of India | SEOUL: The South Korean won edged down to a 1-week low against the dollar early on Tuesday in slow trade as traders sought clarity in the market before a US central bank interest rate meeting, which winds up Wednesday. | Dealers said traders, espec...
Stocks in Sydney, Seoul Mixed Wall Street Journal | Asian markets were mixed Tuesday, with Australian shares climbing on resource stocks such as BHP Billiton and Woodside Petroleum after an overnight climb in ... | ...
How the world's oceans are running out of fish The Guardian | The future of our seas has never been more precarious. Ninety years of industrial-scale overfishing has brought us to the brink of an ecological catastrophe and deprived millions of their livelihoods. As scientific guidelines are ignored and catches become ever bigger, Alex Renton tells why the international community has failed to act , Sunday M...
Inflation worries expected to prop up weak U.S. dollar International Herald Tribune | : The tide may be turning at last for the U.S. dollar after seven years of decline as policy makers recognize the inflationary threat of an endlessly weakening dollar that has driven up oil and the prices of other commodities. | Speeches this week by central bank governors from the United States, the euro zone and Japan as well as other finance c...
