New wave of gains seen for commodities
NEW YORK - Copper and oil prices could leap on strong industrial demand in coming months and gold may rise further on inflation-linked buying, suggesting a new wave of gains for commodities.
Accelerating auto sales on strategists' radar
NEW YORK - The Dow Jones surging past 10,000? The U.S. Treasury yield curve steepening? Falling jobless claims? Or busier restaurants?
Euro won't wither, just don't expect it to bloom
NEW YORK - The euro is unlikely to rise significantly from its current levels near four-year lows, according to some top investment strategists, and some even see the currency falling to parity against the U.S. dollar.
Despite fiscal woes, don't count the U.S. out
NEW YORK - The turmoil in Europe over Greece's debt woes has sparked a few fears that market turbulence looms over the United States because of its growing federal deficit.
FX carry could survive in uncertain times
NEW YORK - A strategy to invest in high-yielding assets from developed economies using low interest rate currencies in so-called "carry trades" could still work in 2010 despite worries about the euro-zone debt crisis.
Trade ideas: Strategists name buys, sells
Top Wall Street economists and investment strategists are putting U.S. stocks at the top of their shopping lists.
New wave of gains seen for commodities
NEW YORK - Copper and oil prices could leap on strong industrial demand in coming months and gold may rise further on inflation-linked buying, suggesting a new wave of gains for commodities.
A U.S. double-dip recession seen as unlikely
NEW YORK - It is unlikely the U.S. economy will take a turn for the worse and slip back into recession, top economists and investment strategists said this week.
S&P does not see Greek default inevitable
LONDON - Ratings agency Standard and Poor's does not consider that a Greek debt default in the near term and a breakup of the euro zone are inevitable, a senior official said on Wednesday.
Barclays makes tactical bet on emerging Asia FX
NEW YORK - Investors oversold emerging market currencies on "overdone" fears on Europe's debt crisis, and they now risk missing an upturn in fast-growth emerging Asian nations, a top emerging market strategist said on Wednesday.
Speakers
| Summit | Date | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Food and Agriculture | Mar 12 - 15 | Food |
| Global Mining and Steel | Mar 26 - 29 | Manufacturing |
| Africa Investment | Apr 16 - 19 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Global Energy | May 14 - 17 | Manufacturing |
| Latin America Investment | May 28 - Jun 1 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Washington | Jun 4 - 7 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Media and Technology | Jun 11 - 14 | Media/Tech/Telco |
| Retail and Consumer | Sep 11 - 14 | Consumer & Retail |
| South East Asia Investment | Sep 17 - 21 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Russia Investment | Sep 24 - 27 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Middle East Investment | Oct 22 - 24 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| Investment Outlook | Nov 27 - 30 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
| China Investment | Dec 10 - 13 | Financial Services/Exchanges |
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