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<p><strong><a href="http://www.guccicheapsale.com">gucci sales</a></strong> But Africa is short of savings and capital. That creates an opening for rich-world investors seeking a better return than is available at home. North Africa, tied to Mediterranean trade, is fairly well developed and is seen by some as a separate investment proposition. So is South Africa, the continent’s biggest economy, which has a slower growth rate than most of its neighbours and more mature consumer and financial industries.</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.guccicheapsale.com">luxury handbags</a></strong> The real source of excitement is the “frontier markets” of sub-Saharan Africa. “This is where the flavour is,” says Thabo Ncalo, who manages an Africa Fund for Johannesburg-based Stanlib. Small investors looking for a taste might choose to buy a stake in a mutual fund or one of the exchange-traded funds that mechanically track an index of frontier-market stocks.</p>
<p>Fund managers are mindful of the liquidity problems that forced the closure of New Star’s Africa Fund in 2009 barely a year after it was launched. Of 200-odd shares listed on Nigeria’s stockmarket, the largest of the frontier markets in sub-Saharan Africa, perhaps two dozen are liquid enough to make mutual-fund managers feel truly comfortable. A handful of big consumer firms that have been in Nigeria for a long time, such as Unilever and Nestlé, are listed locally and are liked by foreign investors. A local favourite is UAC, a food company with interests in paint and property, which has doubled in value in the past year. Its Gala sausage rolls are a popular snack and it is the local partner with Innscor’s fast-food outlets.</p>
<p>Beer companies are another way to gain exposure to the African consumer. Nigerian Breweries makes Star Lager and Legend Extra, a stout for those who think Guinness lacks punch. East African Breweries, listed in Nairobi and half-owned by Diageo, has similar appeal. Its combined market in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania is more than 120m people, not much smaller than the Nigerian market of 167m.</p>
<p>Beyond Nigeria and Kenya is a big “liquidity cliff”, says Andrew Brudenell, who runs a frontier fund for HSBC. The next-largest exchange is Zimbabwe’s. Even quite large stocks can be hard to buy and sell on a given day. PZ Cussons Nigeria, an offshoot of the Manchester-based firm behind Imperial Leather soap, has an average daily turnover in its stock of $220,000, notes Mr Brudenell. But strip out the big blocks of shares that occasionally change hands and the stock churns $73,000 a day.</p>
<p>One way around the shortage of liquid stocks is to buy companies that have most of their assets or earnings in Africa but are listed elsewhere. Some mining firms listed in London and Toronto have most of their assets in Africa. The trouble with such stocks is that they are a gamble on commodity prices and the skill of a team of geologists rather than a bet on a broader story about Africa’s improving economy.</p>
<p>That is why some mutual funds prefer stocks such as MTN, a South African cellphone firm that makes a lot of its money in the rest of Africa. Shoprite, the largest grocery retailer in South Africa, is growing beyond its home base in South Africa and in a few years might similarly qualify for inclusion as a frontier investment. A concern for would-be investors is that mutual funds stick only with liquid stocks—even ones that look expensive—and miss out on small and local businesses, such as retail chains, that could turn into regional giants.</p>
<p>The public-equity pipeline</p>
<p>Some investors fret that the supply of fresh equity may fail to keep pace with the demand from rich-world buyers. Family-owned businesses are often unwilling to cede control by selling shares. A privatisation drive in Rwanda, which took off with the sale of the country’s biggest bank and of a big stake in its main brewer, has lost momentum.</p>
<p>Yet demand usually creates its own supply. “You can’t always put a lot of money to work very quickly,” says Clifford Sacks, the chief executive of Renaissance Capital in Africa. But patient investors can benefit from “liquidity events” when a chunk of stock is suddenly on offer. Ecobank, a Togo-based bank, raised $250m last year from PIC, South Africa’s state-employee pension fund, to buy Oceanic Bank, a Nigerian lender.</p>
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Dirk Hofschire, a senior vice-president of Fidelity's investment-management arm, says he likes to focus on indicators such as employment and housing, in addition to GDP, to get a comprehensive picture of the soundness of a foreign nation's economy. "If other countries are doing well, it's good news for U.S. companies," Hofschire says.
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If the euro strengthens against the dollar, it means that European customers get a break when they buy stuff made in the U.S. That's a plus for U.S. companies that export to Europe. "The first thing I do when I get up in the morning," Russell says, "is to check out how the euro is trading."
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Russell checks yields on ten-year German, Spanish, Greek and Italian government bonds. If their bond yields are rising too much or are way higher than U.S. yields, it means the market is losing confidence in a country's ability to pay down its debts and investors are pulling their capital away.
If the yield on a ten-year government bond surpasses 6%, Luschini says, that is a warning. Seeking to restore stability in the debt markets and boost investor confidence, the European Central Bank stepped in to buy Spanish and Italian debts in August 2011 just after yields on their ten-year bonds breached the 6% level.
Today's yields indicate that the European economy is in better shape. That's a good sign for the U.S. market, too. As of August 20, ten-year Spanish and Italian government bonds yielded 4.47% and 4.31%, respectively (compared with more than 6% for Spain and more than 5% for Italy a year ago). The ten-year German government bond now yields 1.84%.
Yields on shorter-term government bonds - say, those maturing in two years - are also important indicators, Luschini says. If yields on short-term paper are spiking, it indicates that the issuing government may have trouble finding buyers when the bonds mature and it needs to sell new debt.
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If you're looking overseas to get a read on the U.S. market, it's hard to ignore China. China is the world's second-largest economy and, until recently, the world's growth engine. Russell turns to China's purchasing managers index because he says it is crucial in gauging the health of the manufacturing and services industry.
However, Luschini says there is a potential problem if investors look only at the official data. "China's statistics are less transparent," Luschini says, so you have to compare the government data with that of other sources. In July, the official manufacturing PMI climbed to 50.3, but the HSBC/Markit PMI was 47.7. (A number higher than 50 indicates an economy is expanding; a number under 50 indicates it is contracting.) The official PMI focuses more on big corporations, while the HSBC PMI surveys more small and midsize businesses. "You just have to reconcile or believe one of them and see which one is a better indication," says Luschini. Another worthwhile indicator of economic activity in China is electricity consumption. When power consumption (a figure issued by the country's National Energy Administration) is on the rise, it's a sign that businesses are humming along.
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Foreign countries' policies can be an important information source. Russell suggests paying attention to the trade and monetary policies of foreign nations, especially those of China and Japan, both of which have fairly new leaders. Also, European Central Bank decisions can be important indicators of whether economic growth in that region is accelerating or slowing down. "You need to get as much exposure and information as you can about all these geographies," Russell says.
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The Fed has said that the policy change depends on whether the economy meets growth targets, making markets even more sensitive than usual to financial data. Next week will see a report every day.
July durable goods orders are due on Monday while the final reading for the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index will come on Friday. Perhaps the most important will be Thursday's latest estimate of U.S. gross domestic product for the second quarter. The data is expected to show the economy grew a revised 2.2 percent annualized rate last quarter compared with a 1.7 percent reading last month.
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"If GDP comes in above 2.5 percent, that could be problematic because it will suggest that the Fed could take a bigger bite out of stimulus than we are currently expecting," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Robert W. Baird & Co in Nashville. "That would put the stock market in jeopardy."
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For this week the Dow fell 0.5 percent, the S&P gained 0.5 percent and the Nasdaq added 1.5 percent.
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London/New York: US stocks fell, erasing earlier gains, as secretary of state John Kerry said the president will hold Syria&rsquo;s government accountable for using chemical weapons. tiffany outlet online Treasuries held onto earlier gains triggered by a drop in durable goods orders, while crops led commodities higher.
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The S&amp;P 500 was up as much as 0.4% earlier and turned lower as Kerry said President Barack Obama will make an informed decision and hold Syria&rsquo;s government accountable for the moral obscenity of using chemical weapons against its people. Economic data this morning showed durable goods orders in the US fell in July for the first month since March, triggering speculation the Federal Reserve (Fed) will not commit to a large-scale reduction in stimulus efforts.
&ldquo;If there&rsquo;s going to be turmoil and then if there&rsquo;s going to be some retaliation and affect US assets, people get a little scared,&rdquo; Frank Ingarra, head trader at Greenwich, Connecticut-based NorthCoast Asset Management Llc, said in a phone interview. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s a bit of a pullback so people are probably taking some risk off the table.&rdquo;
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Stocks, bonds and commodities have been whipsawed since May, when Fed chairman Ben Bernanke first signalled the prospect of cuts to stimulus should the economy and job market continue to improve. The Fed will probably pare its $85 billion a month in bond purchases at its 17-18 September meeting, according to 65% of economists surveyed by Bloomberg on 9-13 August.
European Central Bank (ECB) governing council members Panicos Demetriades and Ewald Nowotny split over whether scope remains for further interest-rate cuts, while three regional Fed presidents differed over the timing for reducing bond buying as central bankers met over the weekend in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
The ECB still can&rsquo;t rule out lowering the benchmark rate from the record low of 0.5%, Bank of Cyprus Governor Demetriades said in a 24 August interview. Bank of Austria Governor Nowotny said on 22 August that he doesn&rsquo;t see many arguments now for a rate cut after the recent stream of good news.
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The S&amp;P 500 advanced 0.5% last week, halting a two-week slide. Bookings for goods meant to last at least three years decreased 7.3% last month, the most since August 2012, after a 3.9% gain in June, the US commerce department said on Monday. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 4% drop.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s another data point that indicates a slow recovery,&rdquo; Eric Teal, who helps oversee $5 billion as the chief investment officer at First Citizens BancShares Inc. in Raleigh, North Carolina, said by phone. &ldquo;This is all pointing towards less tapering by the Fed, which is probably bullish for the stock market in general.&rdquo;
Among stocks moving on Monday, Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. jumped 5.6% after Amgen Inc. agreed to acquire the cancer treatment developer in a $10.4 billion transaction. Tyson Foods Inc., the largest U.S. meat processor, fell 7.1% after Bank of America Corp. analysts cut their rating on the stock.
Facebook Inc. rallied for a third day, gaining 1.7% and sending its market value above $100 billion amid optimism the world&rsquo;s largest social network can bolster sales from mobile advertising.
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Price gains of stocks in the S&amp;P 500 are outpacing profits by the fastest rate in 14 years as the bull market extends beyond the average length of rallies since 1946. The benchmark gauge for US equities has risen 14% relative to income over the past 12 months to 16 times earnings, according to data compiled by Bloomberg . Valuations last climbed this fast in the final year of the 1990s technology bubble, just before the index began a 49% tumble.
About two shares declined for each that gained in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, while the gauge closed little changed amid volume 57%&emsp;lower than the 30-day average. UK markets were shut for a holiday.
Royal KPN NV increased 3% in Amsterdam after winning the support of minority shareholder America Movil SAB for the sale of its German business to Telefonica Deutschland Holding AG after the acquirer agreed to sweeten its bid.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index was little changed after slumping 2.7% last week. About $1.4 trillion has been erased from the value of emerging market equities since Bernanke said on 22 May that policy makers could scale back bond buying.
Soybeans gained 4.6% and corn rallied 6.5%.
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Temperatures will average as much as 14 degrees Fahrenheit above normal during the next seven days, with little rain expected in the Midwest, T-Storm Weather Llc said in a note to clients on Monday. Rainfall in July and August will be the least since 1936 in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. Soybean yields will be 1.8% lower than the government forecast on 12 August, Professional Farmers of America said on 23 August, after a tour of more than 2,600 fields in seven states last week.
West Texas Intermediate crude lost 0.5% to $105.92 a barrel following the durable goods report and as Libya restarted exports from a previously closed port. Gold increased 0.3% to $1,401.64 an ounce while silver added 0.7% at $24.24 an ounce.
The US currency was stronger against 10 of 16 major peers and the Bloomberg US Dollar Index, a gauge of the greenback versus 10 counterparts, increased 0.1%.
Thirty-year Treasury yields, which reached a two-year high last week, fell two basis points to 3.77%. Two-year rates lost one point to 0.36%.
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As the US bond market suffers its worst rout since 2009, the gauge that historically signals more pain for fixed-income investors is instead suggesting yields are near their peak.
The gap between 2- and 10-year Treasury yields widened to 2.55 percentage points this month, double the median of 1.23 points since 1990 and approaching the record 2.93 points in February 2010, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The yield curve is steepening at the fastest pace since 2009 as the Fed signals its intent to keep the target interest rate for overnight loans between banks at about zero into 2015 while reducing the bond-buying economic stimulus that drove 10-year yields to the highest level in more than two years.
Italian 10-year yields rose five basis points to 4.38% and Spain&rsquo;s rate was little changed at 4.46%.
Jonathan Morgan in Frankfurt, Yoshiaki Nohara in Tokyo, Emma O&rsquo;Brien in Wellington, Sharon Lindores, Andrew Rummer, Grant Smith and Anchalee Worrachate in London, Glenys Sim in Singapore, and Daniel Kruger and Liz Capo McCormick in New York. Bloomberg
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Investors will get a read on how luxury retailers fared in Q2 when Tiffany &amp; Co . ( TIF ) and Signet Jewelers ( SIG ) report earnings this week.
If analysts are on target, Tiffany will see an uptick in profit growth from the prior quarter, but a slight decline in the pace of sales gains, while Signet will see a slowdown in both measures.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect Tiffany to report a 3% rise in earnings to 74 cents a share when the upscale jeweler reports results on Tuesday before the bell. That would compare with a 2% gain in Q1. They forecast the jeweler will post a 6.1% rise in sales to $941.37 million. That would compare with a 9% increase in Q1.
The Street sees Signet showing a 1% decline in earnings to 83 cents a share when it reports early Thursday. That would be down from Q1’s solid 18% EPS gain for the operator of Kay Jewelers and Jared The Galleria Of Jewelry. Sales likely rose 6.6% to $909.90 million. That would compare with a 10% increase in Q1.
Signet and Tiffany shares fell fractionally Monday afternoon, but are close to record highs, especially Tiffany.<BR>A slew of retailers have showed disappointing results this earnings season as many mid-to-low end consumer have pared spending on discretionary goods. Through August 22, 33% of retailers that had reported had missed views, according to Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics. That’s well above the long-term average of 19%, Perkins says.
But upscale chains have generally have fared better. Michael Kors ( KORS ) reported much-better-than expected quarterly results earlier this month. The fashion house’s shares were trading at record highs Monday intraday.
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Since the Prince of Wales launched the Prince’s Trust charity in 1976, it has assisted more than 700,000 young people with mentoring and support services, training schemes and financial grants.
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