Azioni Italia Tiscali intraday 3 Novembre 2003..che l'ottava abbia inizio!
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da: Cobraf
La produzione industriale e le esportazioni
in Thailandia salgono del 11% !
Non riescono nemmeno a spedire tutto il riso e le altre cose che
ora i cinesi importano a rotta di collo perchè mancano i cargo e le navi!
In questa notizia di agenzia ci sono due temi di investimento del 2003
(Nota: gli ultimi dati sulla produzione industriale
italiana erano di un calo di quasi il -5%....)
Bloomberg:
“Thailand’s exports rose 11 percent to a record in September,
helped by increased sales of rubber and electrical products to
China and other Asian countries, Commerce Minister Adisai
Bodharamik said…
Rising exports to Asia prompted the commerce ministry to raise
its growth forecast for overseas sales to 12 percent from a
previous estimate of 10.6 percent.” Thai September industrial
production rose at a 10.5% rate. This was above expectations
and almost double August’s gain.
Thai rice exports, which make up about a fourth of the world’s
rice trade, may slow because of a shortage of ships and rising
freight costs, a Thai government official said. Most ships in the
region have been hired to carry steel and other building materials
to China… Rachane Potjanasuntorn, director general of the
commerce ministry’s foreign trade department, told a press
conference. ‘Exporters have to pay much higher freight rates to
deliver their rice on time. Higher freight rates have increased
exporters’ costs and reduced their competitiveness.’”
da: Cobraf
La produzione industriale e le esportazioni
in Thailandia salgono del 11% !
Non riescono nemmeno a spedire tutto il riso e le altre cose che
ora i cinesi importano a rotta di collo perchè mancano i cargo e le navi!
In questa notizia di agenzia ci sono due temi di investimento del 2003
(Nota: gli ultimi dati sulla produzione industriale
italiana erano di un calo di quasi il -5%....)
Bloomberg:
“Thailand’s exports rose 11 percent to a record in September,
helped by increased sales of rubber and electrical products to
China and other Asian countries, Commerce Minister Adisai
Bodharamik said…
Rising exports to Asia prompted the commerce ministry to raise
its growth forecast for overseas sales to 12 percent from a
previous estimate of 10.6 percent.” Thai September industrial
production rose at a 10.5% rate. This was above expectations
and almost double August’s gain.
Thai rice exports, which make up about a fourth of the world’s
rice trade, may slow because of a shortage of ships and rising
freight costs, a Thai government official said. Most ships in the
region have been hired to carry steel and other building materials
to China… Rachane Potjanasuntorn, director general of the
commerce ministry’s foreign trade department, told a press
conference. ‘Exporters have to pay much higher freight rates to
deliver their rice on time. Higher freight rates have increased
exporters’ costs and reduced their competitiveness.’”
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