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Offshore Trader is a best of breed offshore but online trading platform that, together with a nominee trading account, gives clients privacy.Disclaimer : this page is not intended for any specific nationality or jurisdiction. It is also not intended to solicit clients from any specific jurisdiction including the Republic of Mauritius inter alia. Curated by Investors Europe Stock Brokers |
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Teradyne, Corning and SK Hynix all said demand for smartphone parts is falling on Tuesday.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Despite the strong first quarter results, the demand outlook for 2018 mobile device test capacity declined sharply in the quarter and our second quarter guidance reflects that revised outlook," CEO Mark Jagiela said in the release Tuesday."
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After dealing with content controversy for the last several months, YouTube Kids is giving parents more control over what their children can stream.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Starting this week, parents will be able to choose from a selection of "trusted" channels if they don't want their kids to have access to the broad selection of content on Kids. When they turn off the YouTube Kids' search feature, the app will only recommend content from those trusted channels. Later this year, it will also start allowing parents to hand pick every single video that their children can watch through the app."
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Igor Espanhol's insight:
"AMD shares jumped 9 percent on Wednesday after the chipmaker reported better-than-expected first quarter results."
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Once the space matures, Nasdaq would consider becoming a digital currency exchange, according to the company's CEO.
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"I believe that digital currencies will continue to persist it's just a matter of how long it will take for that space to mature," Friedman said. "Once you look at it and say, 'do we want to provide a regulated market for this?' Certainly Nasdaq would consider it."
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Igor Espanhol's insight:
"President Donald Trump’s handling of the trade relationship with China poses a threatboth to the U.S. and to the world economy — but even his harshest critics agree with him on one thing. China’s bid to dominate the high-tech industries of the future often bends or breaks the rules of liberal international commerce, and needs to be checked."
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Two of the world’s most crowded trades are headed south at precisely the same time, resulting in a double-dose of pain for global fund managers.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Shares of the FAANG-BAT complex -- which includes U.S. tech giants Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google parent Alphabet, as well as China’s Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent -- have lost more than $200 billion in market value since late last week. Money managers in a Bank of America survey earlier this month labeled being long the companies the most crowded bet in markets."
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Europe’s high-yield market has sprung back to action this month with 6.0 billion euros equivalent ($7.3 billion) of new supply as borrowers of all shapes and sizes take advantage of a window for issuance. The potential for market volatility may soon close that window, however, with the European Central Bank set to signal how it’ll end quantitative easing in July.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The threat of volatility is here to stay with many moving pieces on the economic and monetary policy front," said Kevin Foley, head of loan and high yield capital markets, EMEA at JPMorgan Chase Bank. "For issuers, the key remains preparing in advance so that they are in a position to take advantage of issuance windows."
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A venture capital firm that sprang from the Rockefeller fortune is setting its sights on cryptocurrency businesses while sticking to its roots: investing in startup equity rather than simply snapping up digital tokens.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"A venture capital firm that sprang from the Rockefeller fortune is setting its sights on cryptocurrency businesses while sticking to its roots: investing in startup equity rather than simply snapping up digital tokens."
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President Donald Trump is dispatching two of his top economic deputies to China in hopes of a quick deal on trade. They may find the reality on the ground more daunting.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Trump said on Tuesday that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will depart for China within days. Mnuchin is expected to be accompanied by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer."
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Outside of oil and gas, foreign investors haven’t given up on the Canadian economy.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The stock of foreign direct investment, including debt, in Canada outside oil and gas rose 4.7 percent to C$704 billion ($547 billion) in 2017 -- the fastest increase in three years. Investment in the oil and gas sector, on the other hand, fell by the largest amount in at least 17 years -- down 12.2 percent to C$120 billion."
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If bond traders penciled in a week for the 10-year U.S. yield to break through 3 percent, this probably wouldn’t have been it.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"After all, the note’s seven-day losing streak, the longest in a year, has persisted despite the lack of any truly jolting U.S. economic data or fresh supply in the maturity. Sure, purchasing managers’ indexes and new home sales matter, but not enough to fuel a surge through a key level in the world’s borrowing benchmark."
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Amazon.com Inc. and Google parent Alphabet Inc. won’t trade for the rest of the day at the New York Stock Exchange, which is not a scary prospect because they’re listed by Nasdaq Inc. and seem to be trading just fine there and on other markets.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Amazon.com Inc. and Google parent Alphabet Inc. won’t trade for the rest of the day at the New York Stock Exchange, which is not a scary prospect because they’re listed by Nasdaq Inc. and seem to be trading just fine there and on other markets."
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Kuwait City (AP) -- Kuwait on Wednesday expelled the Philippines ambassador and recalled its own envoy from Manila over a growing diplomatic dispute sparked by complaints of the abuse of Filipina housemaids and workers in the country.
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Kuwait on Wednesday expelled the Philippines ambassador and recalled its own envoy from Manila over a growing diplomatic dispute sparked by complaints of the abuse of Filipina housemaids and workers in the country."
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Oil markets have been shocked after the American Petroleum Institute reported a surprise build in crude oil stocks
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported a surprise build of 1.099 million barrels of United States crude oil inventories for the week ending April 20, contrary to analyst expectations that this week would see a draw in crude oil inventories of 2.648 million barrels."
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China’s largest refiner, Sinopec, will continue to cut imports of Saudi crude oil as prices for other Middle East crude is more favorable
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Earlier this month, Unipec executives said that Sinopec had requested 40 percent lower Saudi oil import loadings for the month of May and that the request had been approved. Sinopec asked for lower Saudi oil imports after Saudi Aramco unexpectedly raised the official selling price (OSP) of its flagship Arab Light crude grade to Asian customers for May loadings."
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Crude oil production in the Permian has broken record after record and experts now believe that the basin could very well become the largest oil patch in the world
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The Permian Basin has long been touted as the fastest growing shale play in the United States, but now its oil-producing prowess is being highlighted again as the Energy Information Administration forecasts the prolific basin’s May production to be 3.183 million bpd—an expected 73,000 bpd rise from April."
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Oil prices fell slightly on Wednesday morning after the EIA reported a build in crude and gasoline inventories
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"After API surprised markets with a 1.1-million-barrel buildin crude oil inventories yesterday, the EIA reinforced the mood by reporting a 2.2-million-barrel build for the week to April 20."
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The World Bank remains bullish on commodities and expects oil prices to average $65 this year, driven by strong demand and OPEC cuts
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The World Bank now expects prices of energy commodities—crude oil, natural gas, and coal—to jump as much as 20 percent in 2018, which is a 16-percentage point upward revision from the bank’s previous commodity market outlook from October last year."
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Venezuela’s oil production has seen drastic declines of late, but a far worse crisis may soon be looming over the state-run oil company
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The decline of Venezuela’s oil production for the foreseeable future has been assumed, and to a large extent, already priced into the market. However, an acceleration in the rate of decline is possible, and a few recent developments raise the odds that such a disaster will become a reality."
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Oil has been on a tear in recent weeks, but some analysts are suggesting the entire market could be at risk if they continue to inch higher
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"While traders have been closely following the push higher in 10Y yields, which rose as high as 2.996 percent on Monday, as well as the dramatic short squeeze in the dollar, they may be ignoring the one asset class that is responsible for both moves: crude oil."
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Oil prices hit new three-year highs on Tuesday morning on the back of geopolitical tensions before falling back quickly as traders booked profits
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Oil prices hit $75 per barrel briefly on Tuesday morning on the back of geopolitical tensions before falling back quickly as traders booked profits."
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Higher oil prices are likely to send U.S. oil stocks soaring this year, with earnings and profits on track to be the highest in over a decade
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"The U.S. shale industry is widely expected to become cash flow positive for the first time. For years, even when oil prices were high prior to the 2014 meltdown, shale companies took on debt and issued new equity to finance expensive drilling campaigns."
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Saudi Arabia is aiming to push oil prices well above $70 per barrel, and it seems that the Kingdom may get its wish as demand continues to soar
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Oil demand is growing, and production is falling. This is the message we have been receiving for a few weeks now with increasingly frequency, especially after OPEC’s leader Saudi Arabia admitted it would like oil prices even higher than US$70. Like a genie from a lamp, the market immediately obliged with traders rushing in to buy more oil, pushing Brent closer to US$75."
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The world’s most sought-after resource is in the midst of a supply squeeze, and the future of energy rides on finding a solution to this problem
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Demand for lithium is soaring, and producers are frantically searching for new sources of supply. Prices have doubled in the last two years, rising as high as $16,500 per ton."
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Money managers are betting big on oil as geopolitical tensions and concerns over supply begin to weigh on markets
Igor Espanhol's insight:
"Money managers are overwhelmingly betting that oil prices will continue to rise in the short term as geopolitical wild cards trump concerns that U.S. shale and other non-OPEC supply growth could offset part of OPEC’s efforts to further tighten the oil market."
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