Indian Education Sector Is Hot, But Stocks Are Looking Expensive - Wall Street Journal
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Although the private-education business is hot and is likely to keep growing fast, a few analysts say some popular education company shares — notably those of market leader Educomp Solutions — are looking pricey. But education bulls aren’t so
China Aftershock Seen Rattling Stocks - Street.Com
Sunday’s destructive aftershock to China’s earlier, catastrophic earthquake is expected to dampen sentiment on Chinese bourses Monday. The aftershock measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale killed two, hurt more than 480 others and destroyed and
Investors wary of size of quake loss - Xinhua News Agency
BEIJING, Might 26 — A lack of impetus could dampen Shanghai stocks this week after they fell more than 4 percent last week amid concern that losses caused by the huge earthquake in Sichuan Province may be more massive than expected. Moreover, a declining
High Oil Prices Weigh Heavily on Asian Markets - CNBC
Asian markets open the Monday session weaker, tracking falls on Wall Street attributed to high oil prices, while exporters such as Canon fell under pressure due to a weaker U.S. dollar. Wall Street stocks fell on Friday to round out the worst week in
Japan stocks may slip on Wall St fall, firmer yen - Reuters
TOKYO, May 26 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks are apt to fall on Monday, led lower by exporters such as Kyocera Corp (6971.T: Quote , Profile , Research ) on a firmer yen and after U.S. stocks booked their worst week in three months on record oil
Shares fall on US jitters - News.com.au
THE share market has opened lower after US stocks fell on Friday on concerns over the rising price of oil. At 10.14am (AEST), the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 43.7 points, or 0.76 per cent, to 5724.3, while the broader All Ordinaries lost 41.2
Australia Stocks Preview: Babcock, Fortescue, Qantas, Woodside - Bloomberg
Might 26 (Bloomberg) — The following is a list of companies whose shares may rise or fall in Australia. This preview includes news announced after markets closed on Friday. Prices are from Friday’s close unless otherwise stated. Stock symbols are in
FTSE first quarter rally fuelled by natural resources - Daily Telegraph
The stock market has bounced back strongly from one of the worst starts to the year in recent history. When I surveyed the market’s first-quarter performance at the end of March, the FTSE 100 was down 14.9pc since the beginning of the year. London’s
Aussie stocks open lower - News.com.au
THE Australian share market has opened lower with miners and banks down after US stocks fell on Friday over concerns over the rising price of oil. At 10:14, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 43.7 points, or 0.76 per cent, to 5724.3, while the
Oil prices, housing inventories up, sending stocks down - Denver Post
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks ended Friday with losses and fell sharply for the week, as crude oil surged well above $130 a barrel, putting pressure on a market besieged by worries that inflation will crimp consumption and further weaken the economy. The
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