Investors meet at Premoney Conference

More than 300 investors gathered at the Premoney Conference in San Francisco. (Photo : Reuters )Investors betting on a rise in stocks, bonds and commodities advised to make preparation for a loud sucking sound in their portfolios next month.


India woos foreign investors by doubling gas price

India recently announced that it will raise the price of natural gas. (Photo : Reuters)The image is one of the largest coal mines in the world, operated by Coal India Ltd.

Western Cape defies South Africa's falling trend

Western Cape said that it attracted R4.4 billion worth of foreign investments. (Photo : Reuters) The management of Western Cape announced today that has successfully attracted foreign investment worth R4.

UBS uplifts commodity trade finance

Swiss bank UBS boosts its commodity trade finance as it makes cuts in investment banking. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the UBS sign on its corporate headquarters.


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