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UAE Economy Top Regional Pick For Barclays Capital(0)

Barclays Capital picks Dubai as the best risk/reward play in the region. But while the outlook is optimistic, corporates will continue to feel the pain. READ MORE HERE

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What If Oil Prices Drop Suddenly?: The GCC Dilemma, As Imagined By Citibank(0)

Barclays Capital expects GCC economies to rise 5.4% this year, but Citibank worries that a sudden drop in oil prices could leave the states with a dilemma: whether to curtail spending or keep pumping funds into the economy. READ MORE HERE

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5 Questions About Global Economy Answered & Where’s The Next Bubble: Barclays(0)

The next bubble may be forming in developed sovereign debt

The October 2011 edition of Barclays Wealth Compass, entitled “Perspectives on Markets: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” reflects upon the past two decades of market volatility with an eye toward understanding and positioning for the future. The firm’s chief investment officer and heads of regional Investment Strategy, Behavioural Finance and Quantitative Analytics answer five key questions in the special edition.
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Why Gold’s Vulnerable In A Recession: Barclays Capital(0)

Gold walked up the stairs and came down the elevator. And as chatter of a global recession rises, the ‘safe haven’ may not be the place to be parking your funds, says BarCap.

How the mighty have fallen. From calls of $2,000 to $2,500 before the end of the year, gold pundits are scrambling to scale back their forecast for the yellow metal as talks of recession become more widespread. READ MORE HERE

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Is Gold A Bubble? Wells Fargo Seems To Think So(0)

What’s in store for oil and gold — the ying and yang of the global economy? At least one analyst thinks gold is a bubble poised to burst.

In the space of a short few weeks, the world looks less sure of its self. Aggressive forecasts are being toned down, massive plans are being scaled back, growth figures are being revised downwards, and bulls have turned slightly bearish. READ MORE HERE

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