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Markets 27th June 2012

Tecnicas Reunidas wins Al Jubail’s $400-million contract in Saudi Arabia

Spain's Técnicas Reunidas is the choice of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) and Exxon Mobil for the engineering, procurement and construction contract of the Saudi Elastomers Project. The selection was made through their 50-50 joint venture company, KEMYA. The operation is intended to produce an array of chemical feedstocks, elastomers and related products needed to support an automobile industry project to be undertaken in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia. The Spanish…

Markets 26th June 2012

What can one do with €800 billion?

By Nuño Rodrigo | www.cincodias.es | While our European leaders battle with a crisis seemingly impossible to be resolved, while euro zone third and the fourth economies feel threatened by the danger of being rescued because they cannot afford to access the markets, and while for all of these reasons the world approaches a crisis relapse, the guardian of austerity secrets and price stability wakes up every day with a sack of almost…

Markets 25th June 2012

BNP Paribas expects Spanish house prices lower than in audits’ base scenario

can you refinance mortgage with bad credit A drop of merely 10 percent in house prices between 2012 and 2014? BNP Paribas believes trends in Ireland and the US make the case for further value losses in Spain. Independent auditors of the Spanish banking sector Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger described their base scenario for the country's housing market in line with the International Monetary Fund's forecasts, and pointed at…

Markets 22nd June 2012

The European battle between Christine Lagarde and Angela Merkel

By Julia Pastor, in Madrid | Merkel, Hollande, Monti and Rajoy. Four names for another crucial meeting in the euro zone, the one held today at Rome to smooth the path of next June 28-29 Summit. Christine Lagarde will not participate in this conversation but her name will surely loom large in the four European leaders’ minds. The International Monetary Fund’s managing director is raising the pressure for the European…

Markets 19th June 2012

Whatever happens in Athens

http://exbacksms.com/ How to win back your ex By Luis Arroyo, in Madrid | Everybody is now praying for a solid coalition to form in Greece's government, a partnership that keeps tightening the rope of public spending. On the contrary, the left, whether via moderate Pasok or other radicalised groups, may have a greater role than many like to imagine. It doesn't matter. Time goes by. Greece needs more money. And…

Markets 18th June 2012

The Greek negotiations

how do you get a ex girlfriends trust back if it been months After New Democracy's win in the recent general elections in Greece with 29.8 percent of voting support, a coalition with Pasok seems the most reliable option. Together, both parties would gather 162 parliament seats and a sufficient majority (overall majority is obtained with 151 seats) to raise a stable government favourable to accept further austerity measures from…

Markets 18th June 2012

Exchange traded funds, one more known unknown for the markets

letter for boyfriend i want you back LONDON | Who will set the alarm bells off, again? Amid so much scarring noise coming from the euro area, watchdogs may inadvertently pass by seeds of future financial crashes. This time, the hint is that most financial advisers in the City admit to have little or no understanding of the exchange traded funds' structure, but up to 30 percent in the industry keep some 5 percent…

Markets 18th June 2012

US reax to “euro D-day” elections in Greece

ex gf goexback.com How to win back your ex NEW YORK | Hardly ever a small European country's parliamentary election has arisen that much attention in the U.S. Greece's vote on Sunday made the headlines in most American media, which have been following the european entangled crisis for the last months. The White House appeared to be sighing in relief. The worst case scenario for Washington (a quick and messy…

Markets 15th June 2012

US financial firms will have to replace $800 billion by 2015

LONDON | US corporate borrowers have nearly $3 trillion in rated debt that will mature by year-end 2016, according to risk agency Standard & Poor's estimates. In its June report about refinancing needs in the US, S&P analysts said the overall issuance volume in the US is sufficient to refinance this term schedule, but there could be foreseen potential friction for two areas of the corporate credit market: the lowest rated…

Markets 15th June 2012

Italian banks face problematic funding for up to €42 billion in capital needs

By Tania Suárez, in Madrid | The Italian banking system is, too, in the spotlight. Experts at Morgan Stanley consider that the problems of the Italian banking sector are not comparable to the Spanish banking, although there are important risks to take into account. These analysts recommend taking a cautious stand if there isn’t a coordinated solution at European level. In that sense, they reduce to neutral their recommendation for…

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