Tuesday - Wednesday - Friday
Krista Dandridge-Barnett
October 24, 2009
TUESDAY [10.20.2009]
Oil rose slightly above $80 barrel.
The Euro nears 50% higher than the Dollar.
The Central Bank of Russia has reportedly purchased over $1 billion in an effort to protect the Rouble from collapsing.
Qataris is reported to have sold over £1.3 Billion over stake in Barclays dropping Barclays shares to a 5% fall, a dump of a reported 380 million shares.
Libya is reportedly interested in purchasing [around] 20 Russian fighter jets for around $1 billion.
WEDNESDAY [10.21.2009]
The United States and Israel partook in a joint military exercise drill.
FRIDAY [10.23.2009]
Above 100 banks are reported to have failed in the United States thusfar in year of 2009.
Russia has reportedly agreed to continue in agreeance with Iran regarding military cooperation.
In Russia the Lower House of Parliament- the State Duma - reportedly approved in favour of a bill regarding necessary procedures for military on foreign soil on how to protect, even Russian citizens, against other governmental entities.
The United States has reportedly halted requests from Canada and Mexico for the WTO to review [its] new *labeling restrictions. Canada and Mexico are reportedly against the new rules due to their apparent claim of it being damaging to their trade goals for such rules reportedly must note to the United States consumers where infact the meat is being shipped from. *The Country of Origin Labeling [COOL]
Electrolux is reportedly transferring more than 800 jobs from USA to Mexico.
Oil rose slightly above $80 barrel.
The Euro nears 50% higher than the Dollar.
The Central Bank of Russia has reportedly purchased over $1 billion in an effort to protect the Rouble from collapsing.
Qataris is reported to have sold over £1.3 Billion over stake in Barclays dropping Barclays shares to a 5% fall, a dump of a reported 380 million shares.
Libya is reportedly interested in purchasing [around] 20 Russian fighter jets for around $1 billion.
WEDNESDAY [10.21.2009]
The United States and Israel partook in a joint military exercise drill.
FRIDAY [10.23.2009]
Above 100 banks are reported to have failed in the United States thusfar in year of 2009.
Russia has reportedly agreed to continue in agreeance with Iran regarding military cooperation.
In Russia the Lower House of Parliament- the State Duma - reportedly approved in favour of a bill regarding necessary procedures for military on foreign soil on how to protect, even Russian citizens, against other governmental entities.
The United States has reportedly halted requests from Canada and Mexico for the WTO to review [its] new *labeling restrictions. Canada and Mexico are reportedly against the new rules due to their apparent claim of it being damaging to their trade goals for such rules reportedly must note to the United States consumers where infact the meat is being shipped from. *The Country of Origin Labeling [COOL]
Electrolux is reportedly transferring more than 800 jobs from USA to Mexico.
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