Sentences with phrase «global money flow»

Kenneth Coleman is author of Investment Tracker Newsletter, specializing in domestic and global money flow analysis.

As large sums of global money flows now follow global indices, it is important to understand how global index providers decide on country classifications and country weightages.

Not exact matches

«As you have uncertainty about China and the oil market, and about global recovery, money flows into the U.S.,» Clarida told CNBC's «Worldwide Exchange» on Wednesday.

Because Hong Kong, a former British colony, operates outside China's limits on cross-border money flows and has long been a capital of global finance, the programs offered many Chinese investors their first chance to invest in global stock markets.

«If we start to see equity markets selling off and volatility moving higher, the way that global capital flows move is there's usually repatriation of Japanese investors having overseas investments where they bring that money home, and U.S. investors also tend to bring their money home,» he said.

Much is made of the money that has flowed into the English game over the years and it is normally presented as a major success story for the Premier League as it has created a global brand on the back of a few major clubs.

All of the money has flowed through the political consulting company Global Strategies, the entity Malloy's top advisor, Roy Occhiogrosso, returned to after working in Malloy's office for two years.

Steinhauer maps the networks of global power by following the flow not of money but of information.

Not only does the collapse of agency give Amazon a mandate to increase their moats, and cut millions into the budgets of their global competitors, but it also forces publishers to innovate / experiment with new models in order to try to stem the flow of customers, money and power to Amazon

Money flowing into Canadian - listed ETFs shows a growing preference for international equities over domestic stocks which have generally struggled to perform on par with their global counterparts so far this year.

Global money is flowing faster than ever before.

Little changes in developed economies have a big impact on the global flow of money.

UBS noted last week that «The Federal Reserve and global central banks are now the dominant holders of Treasuries; if they decide to sell, the money will not directly flow into equities.»

Environmental Web sites that had previously noted the shrinking flow of oil money for efforts challenging global warming science on Monday were echoing the Who hit, «We Won't Get Fooled Again.»

But the announcement by the bank of a $ 10 million «Save Our Species» fund, with the United Nations Global Environmental Facility and International Union for Conservation of Nature, seems quite piddling in a world where money flows in the trillions.

They'll never sign a new global accord unless those money flows are sustained (on top of tens of billions of dollars being sought to help poor countries adapt to human - driven climate change).

Lisa Friedman of Climatewire has an excellent story on The Times Web site digging in on an issue I've touched on periodically here — the prospect of intensifying fights over whatever money might flow someday to poor countries exposed to risks thought to be amplified by human - driven global warming.

The «smartest people in the world» also said Iraq had WMDs, never trust the smartest people when billions of dollars is at stake, and all that money is flowing to these people in the form of grant money, research grants, carbon credits, etc. and you said A. Climate Change, not A.GWwarming so I guess global cooling will soon be blamed on A. activity along with hurricanes and droughts.

And even if they corrected their methods; which they can't do, because it would take all the money on the planet to buy enough thermometers; it is all for naught, since there is no physical cause and effect connection between a local surface or near surface Temperature measurement, and the energy flows that are occurring at that location at that time; so mean global temperature tells us nothing about whether the earth is gaining or losing total energy.

He was helped by Craig Idso, of the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change (CDCDGC), whose money flows also seem unusual.

According to new Global Witness analysis more than 7 times more money has flowed from Russia to the Overseas Territories than has gone to the UK over the last ten years.

«As ICOs become more prevalent, and as money continues to flow into ICOs, regulators globally are starting to take notice,» said IdentityMind Global Chief Marketing Officer Jose Caldera.

Ripple recently tweeted that three of the world's top five global money transmission companies «plan to use XRP in payment flows in 2018.»

3 of the top 5 global money transfer companies plan to use XRP in payment flows in 2018.

In the modern global economy with easy international money flows, I think low property tax areas will tend to see more frequent and more damaging real estate bubbles.