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- Morocco s aviation sector set for boost
- More foreign visitors head for Cyprus
- Property buyers should invest in Cape Verde
- Italy attracts nostalgic tourists
- Turkish Airlines wants more Chinese flights
- Growing Moroccan tourist trade benefits investors
- Rival markets do not dent Spain s appeal
- British commuters could move to France
- Winter sun-seekers going to north Africa
- Americans travel to Europe
- Northern Ireland investors to benefit from extra flights
- Europe appeals to festive holidaymakers
- African air traffic has increased
- UK expats happy living in Spain
- Cape Verde s tourist market set to grow
- Turkey investors to benefit from economic growth
- Turkish Airlines to bolster Indian presence
- House prices to grow in Italy
- Cyprus reassures euro doubters
- Rocker Rick relaxes in Spain
- British buyers advised to invest in Portugal
- IATA reports increase in air passenger numbers
- Sweden backs Turkey s EU bid
- Brits go in search of warmer weather
- Internet banking used by expats
- Website could boost Spain and Portugal tourist numbers
- Turkish air passenger numbers growing
- Britons advised on Cyprus currency change
- Younger people investing further afield
- Italy becoming more attractive for investment
- Good rental returns in the south of France
- Dubai exciting for property investment
- Italian property market growth to continue
- Spanish buy-to-let market still healthy
- Cape Verde a good place for investment
- Foreign property investment in Turkey gaining in popularity
- Cape Verde set for infrastructure improvements
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- Tourists going to Alicante
- North Africa recommended to winter sun-seekers
- New flights to draw visitors to Spain
- New phase for Moroccan property market
- A range of developments in Cape Verde
- Central Indiana property market growing
- Global tourism is increasing
- Investors should look at Turkish buy-to-let sector
- Turkey sees increase in visitor numbers
- Clubbers rate Spain highly
- Over-50s want to travel long-haul
- Silverjet launches Dubai flights
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Gary Hershorn writes: Underwater photography is a tricky thing to get right but Germany-based photographer Wolfgang Rattay has perfected the art of making dramatic images from a most unusual angle.
Today's photo of Michael Phelps winning his 10th all-time gold medal (the 11th came later) was perfect in its beauty and painting like feel. The image captured Phelps in the lead and on his way to gold.
Original caption: Michael Phelps (C) of the U.S. swims to a world record and gold medal next to Nikolay Skvortsov (R) of Russia and Takeshi Matsuda (L) of Japan in the men's 200 meters butterfly final at the National Aquatics Center during the Beijing 2008 Olympics August 13, 2008. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay
Gary Hershorn is news Editor, Reuters Pictures, America. For a selection of other great Reuters pix from the Games click here. For the previous day's chosen picture
EURO, JAP YEN and EURO-YEN --------------------------- Read our current comments and trade recommendations on EUR-USD, USD-JPY and EUR-JPY by registering at http://www.kshitij.com/fxthoughts/fxthoughts.shtml#register Our comments on Dollar-Swiss, Sterling Pound and Australian Dollar are given below --------------------- USD-CHF @ 1.0883/88.... Could consolidate between 1.0750-1.0925 --------------------------------------------- R: 1.0900 / 1.0920 / 1.0960 / 1.1000-25 S: 1.0875 / 1.0850-40 /
The Canadian Dollar continues to lose its luster. Falling natural resource prices and the credit crunch have combined to exact a devastating blow on the Canadian economy, causing it to actually contract in the most recent month for which data is available. Now, the Central Bank is predicting that the economy will expand by only 1% in 2008. Most economists expect that Canadian Monetary Policy will soon lag US policy, especially if the Fed raises interest rates to combat inflation. Based on these developments, the consensus is that the Canadian Loonie is significantly overvalued, and will lose some of its value over the next few years, falling to a more sustainable level against the US Dollar. Bloomberg News reports:
The loonie will slide to C$1.05 by the end of December, and
to C$1.09 by the start of 2010, according to the median estimate
of 31 strategists surveyed by Bloomberg.
Read More: Loonie Loses Currency Wings as Canada Hurt by U.S.
Making Sense of the Dollar
With-profits policies failing to live up to expectations
While the Aviva payouts announced this week are good news for some with-profits investors, those with money in other life offices may be feeling less fortunate
BlackRock tops retail fund sales
LONDON (Reuters) - Fund firm BlackRock held onto the top spot for net sales of British funds to retail investors in the second quarter, according to industry data, helped by sales of its hedge fund-style UK Absolute Alpha fund.
Value seen after commodity falls
Fund managers are already buying back into resources stocks even though the oil price continues to slide, suggesting that not all commodities are on the downward spiral that some investors had feared
Cash is king
LONDON (Citywire) - With equities continuing to shed value and profitability in bonds hard to come by, cash-heavy funds come under the spotlight.
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