Cat XL
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Poca roba. La market cap di sta Euro resources e' meno di EUR 140m. Spero non intacchino il tesoretto...
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Poca roba. La market cap di sta Euro resources e' meno di EUR 140m. Spero non intacchino il tesoretto...
zoro-aster
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mi pare che oggi si sia mossa non tanto nella quotazione ma almeno per i volumi......che stiano arrivando buone notizie?
mi pare che oggi si sia mossa non tanto nella quotazione ma almeno per i volumi......che stiano arrivando buone notizie?
gualberto
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se già postato mi scuso in anticipo
CLOUD PEAK ENER.RES.10/19 | Bond | A1A0NR | US18911MAD39 | Börse Frankfurt (Frankfurt Stock Exchange)
se già postato mi scuso in anticipo
CLOUD PEAK ENER.RES.10/19 | Bond | A1A0NR | US18911MAD39 | Börse Frankfurt (Frankfurt Stock Exchange)
Oi Rises Most in Brazil on Merger Speculation as Vale Declines
By Denyse Godoy - 26 ott 2015, 14:30:14
Oi SA, Brazil’s biggest phone carrier, rallied the most among the nation’s stocks after saying it was offered a $4 billion capital injection from a Russian billionaire under the condition it merges operations with rival Tim Participacoes SA. The Ibovespa declined.
A gauge of phone shares was the best performer among 10 industry groups as Oi surged 9.7 percent as of 3:58 p.m. in Sao Paulo. Miner Vale SA followed iron ore lower. State-controlled oil producer Petroleo Brasileiro SA, which is known as Petrobras, fell as a drop in crude dimmed prospects for the company’s offshore investments.
The offer from Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman’s LetterOne holding company boosted optimism on some Brazilian assets, which have been battered this year amid political turmoil, a widening budget deficit and forecasts for the longest recession since the Great Depression. The currency’s plunge this year, the worst in emerging markets, is making the country’s assets more attractive for overseas investors willing to take risks in a country that was downgraded to junk last month by Standard & Poor’s.
"Some sectors are still very attractive despite the economic crisis," Rafael Ohmachi, an analyst at the brokerage Guide Investimentos, said in a phone interview from Sao Paulo. "Foreign investors are looking for good opportunities."
The Ibovespa retreated 0.9 percent to 47,177.43 as 39 of its 63 stocks dropped. The MSCI Brazil/Telecommunications index climbed 3.4 percent. Oi’s bonds due 2021 rose 5.87 cents to 67.09 cents. Tim shares rose 5.2 percent to 8.51 reais.
Both companies have together 44 percent of the Brazilian market, according to data from the market regulator. Tim said in a regulatory filing that there are no talks with LetterOne regarding any possible deal in Brazil.
Vale fell to a ten-day low as commodity prices declined. Lenders Itau Unibanco Holding SA and Banco Bradesco SA dropped after economists covering Brazil forecast a deeper contraction for the country. Gross domestic product will contract 3.02 percent in 2015 and 1.43 percent in 2016, according to a central bank weekly survey with about 100 analysts. Previous estimates were for declines of 3 percent and 1.22 percent, respectively.
Brazilian shares have tumbled 19 percent from this year’s peak in May as the government struggles to trim a budget deficit amid a widening corruption scandal that has entangled Petrobras, lawmakers and members of the administration. As President Dilma Rousseff has failed to control the country’s finances, three credit rating companies downgraded the company in the past two months.
After previously targeting a so-called primary surplus, Rousseff’s administration may announce by Tuesday a budget deficit excluding interest payments of as much as 50 billion reais this year, O Globo newspaper reported, without saying where it got the information. That would be the widest on record.
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By Denyse Godoy - 26 ott 2015, 14:30:14
Oi SA, Brazil’s biggest phone carrier, rallied the most among the nation’s stocks after saying it was offered a $4 billion capital injection from a Russian billionaire under the condition it merges operations with rival Tim Participacoes SA. The Ibovespa declined.
A gauge of phone shares was the best performer among 10 industry groups as Oi surged 9.7 percent as of 3:58 p.m. in Sao Paulo. Miner Vale SA followed iron ore lower. State-controlled oil producer Petroleo Brasileiro SA, which is known as Petrobras, fell as a drop in crude dimmed prospects for the company’s offshore investments.
The offer from Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman’s LetterOne holding company boosted optimism on some Brazilian assets, which have been battered this year amid political turmoil, a widening budget deficit and forecasts for the longest recession since the Great Depression. The currency’s plunge this year, the worst in emerging markets, is making the country’s assets more attractive for overseas investors willing to take risks in a country that was downgraded to junk last month by Standard & Poor’s.
"Some sectors are still very attractive despite the economic crisis," Rafael Ohmachi, an analyst at the brokerage Guide Investimentos, said in a phone interview from Sao Paulo. "Foreign investors are looking for good opportunities."
The Ibovespa retreated 0.9 percent to 47,177.43 as 39 of its 63 stocks dropped. The MSCI Brazil/Telecommunications index climbed 3.4 percent. Oi’s bonds due 2021 rose 5.87 cents to 67.09 cents. Tim shares rose 5.2 percent to 8.51 reais.
Both companies have together 44 percent of the Brazilian market, according to data from the market regulator. Tim said in a regulatory filing that there are no talks with LetterOne regarding any possible deal in Brazil.
Vale fell to a ten-day low as commodity prices declined. Lenders Itau Unibanco Holding SA and Banco Bradesco SA dropped after economists covering Brazil forecast a deeper contraction for the country. Gross domestic product will contract 3.02 percent in 2015 and 1.43 percent in 2016, according to a central bank weekly survey with about 100 analysts. Previous estimates were for declines of 3 percent and 1.22 percent, respectively.
Brazilian shares have tumbled 19 percent from this year’s peak in May as the government struggles to trim a budget deficit amid a widening corruption scandal that has entangled Petrobras, lawmakers and members of the administration. As President Dilma Rousseff has failed to control the country’s finances, three credit rating companies downgraded the company in the past two months.
After previously targeting a so-called primary surplus, Rousseff’s administration may announce by Tuesday a budget deficit excluding interest payments of as much as 50 billion reais this year, O Globo newspaper reported, without saying where it got the information. That would be the widest on record.
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londonwhale
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Tra l'altro credo avessero già circa l'80%....
Cat XL
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Infatti hanno circa l'80%.
hernan1
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Anch'io la stavo guardando.... sai la ragione del calo così grande nei ultimi mesi?
fabriziof
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coal...basta la parola
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