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November 16, 2015 0
People visit a market in the 'Christmas village' during its inauguration on December 13, 2012, in Paris, as part of the "Trocadero On Ice" event. An ice-skating rink also opened to public in front of the Eiffel tower, and will run until January 6, 2013. AFP PHOTO PIERRE VERDY (Photo credit should read PIERRE VERDY / AFP / Getty Images)
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Preparing global markets for short-term wave of selling on the back of the bloody Paris that killed 129 people, attacks, but analysts rule out the occurrence or the consequences of long-term reaction in the markets.
Chief economist at the "AMB Capital" He favored the Australian in Sydney that the attacks affect investment decisions, but he said it would be "just a reaction opposed."
Oliver said it is also in charge of the strategy in the wealth management fund size of 156 billion Australian dollars (111 billion US dollars), "over time we will know whether the consequences are limited and I think it will be as well as the markets will recover quickly and turns attention to other things."
The news of the attacks came after the close of markets on Friday, but the futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 index was still continuing to fall one percent amid weak trading volumes.
Forums Kino said senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo "if there (the attacks) during trading hours on the market was likely to occur dismay but in front of the market at the weekend to absorb all the information."
With the closure of Wall Street on the landing exceed one percent after weak US retail data was expected landing stock markets in Europe even without the Paris attacks.
It is likely to be exposed French stocks, especially vulnerable to the huge tourism sector, the largest losses.
France receives the largest number of tourists between the countries of the world and the sector accounts for about 7.5 percent of gross domestic our per-.
Said Hidenora Ciozawa financial analyst in "CNN or the BBC" it "because the size of the tourism sector in France, a large economy may suffer a bit if the incidents have led to the decline in the number of visitors, but tourism in general after the Russian plane crash."
"I do not expect that extends affects impact of the Federal Reserve's decision on monetary policy at this moment."
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November 16, 2015 0
People visit a market in the 'Christmas village' during its inauguration on December 13, 2012, in Paris, as part of the "Trocadero On Ice" event. An ice-skating rink also opened to public in front of the Eiffel tower, and will run until January 6, 2013. AFP PHOTO PIERRE VERDY (Photo credit should read PIERRE VERDY / AFP / Getty Images)
Our economy / Agencies
Preparing global markets for short-term wave of selling on the back of the bloody Paris that killed 129 people, attacks, but analysts rule out the occurrence or the consequences of long-term reaction in the markets.
Chief economist at the "AMB Capital" He favored the Australian in Sydney that the attacks affect investment decisions, but he said it would be "just a reaction opposed."
Oliver said it is also in charge of the strategy in the wealth management fund size of 156 billion Australian dollars (111 billion US dollars), "over time we will know whether the consequences are limited and I think it will be as well as the markets will recover quickly and turns attention to other things."
The news of the attacks came after the close of markets on Friday, but the futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 index was still continuing to fall one percent amid weak trading volumes.
Forums Kino said senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo "if there (the attacks) during trading hours on the market was likely to occur dismay but in front of the market at the weekend to absorb all the information."
With the closure of Wall Street on the landing exceed one percent after weak US retail data was expected landing stock markets in Europe even without the Paris attacks.
It is likely to be exposed French stocks, especially vulnerable to the huge tourism sector, the largest losses.
France receives the largest number of tourists between the countries of the world and the sector accounts for about 7.5 percent of gross domestic our per-.
Said Hidenora Ciozawa financial analyst in "CNN or the BBC" it "because the size of the tourism sector in France, a large economy may suffer a bit if the incidents have led to the decline in the number of visitors, but tourism in general after the Russian plane crash."
"I do not expect that extends affects impact of the Federal Reserve's decision on monetary policy at this moment."
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