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LONDON - The price of oil group BP was recovering Friday at the London Stock Exchange, where he had dropped the previous meetings, having already risen on the eve Square New York, despite bad news in the United States concerning the magnitude of the spill. Around 0930 GMT, the action of BP ... Read More

Monetary policy in China particularly rigid slows the recovery of major economies, said Friday Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, board member of the European Central Bank (ECB). "The rigidity of the Chinese currency regime impedes the adjustment of the competitiveness and relative recovery of developed countries," said Bini Smaghi, who has urged the ... Read More

Combined with a Taiwanese distributor, the French became leader of the Chinese market. To increase its lead and expand the openings, it is quoting its joint venture with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2011. Cultural Revolution at Auchan. The French group, a leading global distributor unlisted, should introduce next year its Chinese ... Read More

The decrease in underwriting income and the continuing volatility in markets could weaken an industry that has so far weathered the crisis. Rating agency Standard & Poor's on Wednesday released its latest study on the French insurance sector. The tone is not honest optimism. While companies of France were here just weathered the ... Read More

The record for the largest IPO should not be beaten. The calendar will not budge. The Agricultural Bank of China should be well floated in Shanghai and Hong Kong next month. On Wednesday, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) gave the green light, followed Thursday by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for trading ... Read More

The spill BP stock plunges, and along with its oil sector. A tightening of the rules of the off-shore exploration is felt. ExxonMobil, Chevron, Halliburton, Total, Technip ... all suffer, except Bureau Veritas. Barack Obama wants to "kick butt" of BP. The Exchange will give investors a slap monumental.The consequences of the explosion of the ... Read More

Stock indexes in the region sign a second session of sustained increases. Japan is determined to initiate a major reform of its tax system. Inflation in China appears above target. In Tokyo, the Nikkei was still highly appreciated by 1.7% to 9705 points on Friday. On Tuesday, the Japanese index had touched a low ... Read More

The Paris Bourse climbs Friday in the wake of the Asian and U.S. exchanges. Club Med is out of the red and climbing stock market. While Wall Street has ended sharply higher on Thursday evening, and the Asian stock markets move in the green, the Paris Bourse, which also took the colors ... Read More

U.S. markets are supported by the decline of the dollar and the renewed optimism in Europe. The U.S. equity market, should try to resume their minds on Friday. The index futures are predicting an opening in a disorganized Wall Street. The index futures Standard & Poor's 500 progressing symbolically 0.02% to 1081.10, while ... Read More

NEW YORK / LONDON (Reuters) - Global stock markets rebounded Thursday, encouraged by the numbers of Chinese exports, the rebound of the euro and a lull on the front of the sovereign debt crisis of Europe. In addition, the Bank of England and European Central Bank unsurprisingly, kept their rates unchanged. The ... Read More