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Increasing Number of Americans Will Invest in International Equities In Next 5 Years

added: 18-07-2007

Schroders announced the results of its recent survey of American individual investors, which revealed that Americans view China as the world's dominant economic superpower in the next decade, when compared with the United States, India, Germany and Russia. However, only 13% of Americans currently invest in international stocks and only 19% plan to invest in international equities over the next five years.

Spain leading and coincident indexes For May 2007

added: 18-07-2007

The Conference Board announced that both the leading and coincident indexes for Spain increased 0.6 percent in May.

Growth Rate of Wireless Communication Equipment Markets in China Will Hit 5.9 Percent

added: 18-07-2007

The Asian telecom market is of large scale and great investment potential. The good foundation of customers will be an impetus to the recovery of the telecommunication industry. Four markets are developing fastest in Asia. They are China, Indonesia, India and Vietnam. Meanwhile, in the markets of Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore, handsets have a high market penetration. Besides, multimedia and value-added services are widely applied in these regions.

U.S. Economy Will Benefit from Higher Bond Yields

added: 18-07-2007

The Conference Board says that after a very long wait, long-term Treasury bond yields have begun to reflect a better outlook for the U.S. economy and the prospect that the next move in the federal funds rate will be up.

World's electrical consumption is strongly rising

added: 18-07-2007

Studies in the USA indicate that the world's electrical consumption is set to rise to 30 billion kWh by 2030 from 15.4 billion kWh in 2006. Governments and utilities today need to plan to supply large amounts of electrical energy efficiently, inexpensively and with minimal impact on the environment.

U.S. Technology Exports Up by $21 Billion in 2007

added: 18-07-2007

U.S. high-tech goods exports increased by 10 percent from $199 billion to $220 billion, while imports rose by 9 percent from $295 billion to $322 billion between 2005 and 2006, according to AeA's first edition of Trade in the Cyberstates 2007, a study that looks at high-tech trade flows at the national level and for all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

Top 50 Web Rankings for June

added: 18-07-2007

comScore Media Metrix released its monthly analysis of U.S. consumer activity at top online properties for June 2007. The month saw traffic increase to gaming sites as schools let out for summer and gambling sites in anticipation of the upcoming World Series of Poker (WSOP). June also saw gains for entertainment news sites with the buzz about Paris Hilton's jail sentence, hotels/resorts sites with the summer travel season swinging into high gear, and gay/lesbian sites with the celebration of Pride Month.

European Online Marketing to Double

added: 18-07-2007

Online marketing spending in Europe will double to Eur16 billion ($20.16 billion) in 2012, from about Eur7.5 billion ($9.45 billion) in 2006, according to Forrester Research's "European Online Marketing Tops Eur16 Billion in 2012" report. The study covered France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the UK, and included surveys of both consumers and marketing firms.

European Commission Takes Further Steps to Improve Nuclear Safety

added: 17-07-2007

The European Commission decided to establish a High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste Management. The Group will develop a common understanding and reinforce common approaches in the safety of nuclear installations. The high level of representation expected from countries that operate or possess nuclear installations as well as countries that have chosen not to use this form of energy, should facilitate Europe-wide cooperation and increase confidence in the levels of safety in European nuclear facilities.

Cereals: Proposal to Set at Zero the Set-Aside Rate for Autumn 2007 and Spring 2008 Sowings

added: 17-07-2007

Mariann Fischer Boel, Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, announced her intention to submit to the Commission a proposal to set at 0 % the obligatory set-aside rate for autumn 2007 and spring 2008 sowings, in response to the increasingly tight situation on the cereals market.

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