Voice of America
Articles The economic impact of Egypt's political unrest is being felt around the world, as worried investors are driving down the price of stocks and bidding up the cost of oil. Egypt's stock market and banks remain closed for a second business day.
International Business Times
Text Size Protecting your assets from exogenous events should be a primary concern for all investors...If the chaos in Egypt spreads, the effects on equities, currencies and commodities could be profound, and your objective should be on protecting...
Guardian Unlimited
The recent stance of Opec, the cartel of oil-producing countries, must also be highlighted. Opec has said consistently that $70-$80 a barrel is its preferred price range but it has done next to nothing to support this language with action. Production...
The Economic Times
World oil prices rose to within a whisker of $100 a barrel Monday on fears that violent unrest in Egypt could disrupt the flow of oil through the Suez Canal on its way to the West, analysts said...Brent North Sea crude for delivery in March struck $...
International Herald Tribune
Profit in the quarter was $9.25 billion, or $1.85 a share, compared with $6.05 billion, or $1.27 a share in the period a year ago. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had expected $1.63 a share. Total revenue in the quarter was $105.2 billion, up...
KSAZ
The turmoil in Egypt is reverberating around the world, battering stock markets, driving up oil prices and raising questions Sunday about whether the rising cost of crude could slow the global economy. The Egyptian stock market is expected to be...