2015年6月8日 星期一

2015-06-09 Zimbabwe Business


New Zimbabwe.com
   
Chinese shareholders get Mwana chair   
New Zimbabwe.com
MWANA Africa has appointed Yat Hoi Ning, an associate of its largest shareholder, China International Mining Group Corporation (CIMGC) as interim chairman. This was after Ning and the CIMGC withdrew a court petition against the pan-African resources ...

ZIMBABWE : High-risk game to control Mwana Africa   Africa Intelligence (subscription)
Mwana Africa speaks on Morris, Botha resignations   NewsDay
Mwana Africa to face rebel investors   The Times (subscription)
London South East   
Proactive Investors UK   
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The Independent
   
Brazil's infrastructure stimulus hits a wall   
gulfnews.com
Brasilia: Early one Saturday morning in April, President Dilma Rousseff's top aides filed into her official residence in the Brazilian capital, toting blueprints of a $35 billion infrastructure plan. By the time they walked out, night had fallen. During that marathon ...

4th Annual Operational Excellence in Financial Services - Africa   Brazil Business Today (subscription)
Zimbabwe gives birth to two political parties in seven days   EIN News Zimbabwe
Portuguese cuisine is full of flavor   Einnews Portugal
Stuff.co.nz   
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NDTV
   
GLOBAL MARKETS-China stocks wait on MSCI call, dollar soft   
Reuters
... * China reports tame inflation, awaits MSCI decision on A shares. * Asian markets mixed, ex-Japan index near 10-week low. * Dollar loses all its payroll puff as bond yields diverge. By Wayne Cole. SYDNEY, June 9 (Reuters) - Asia shares were subdued on ...

Japan Stocks Fall on Stronger Yen; China Shares Slip   Wall Street Journal
Asian shares sluggish, dollar softens on US job data amid Fed's rate hike ...   Economic Times
Most Asian stocks retreat as Yen gain weighs on Japanese shares   The Straits Times
THE BUSINESS TIMES   
Bloomberg   
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Moneycontrol.com
   
NYMEX-US crude rebounds on weaker dollar, but glut worries cap gains   
Reuters
SINGAPORE, June 9 U.S. crude futures rose in early Asian trade on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, but concerns over an oil supply glut capped gains. FUNDAMENTALS. * Front month U.S. crude had climbed 20 cents to $58.34 a barrel by 0023 GMT ...

Oil prices rise on hopes for China stimulus   Reuters Africa
Oil drops in downbeat start to week   Moneycontrol.com
Russia silent on when Iran oil-for-goods deal starts   DAWN.com
Huffington Post   
Reuters UK   
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