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Amalgamation of Henderson Funds
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Atlas JMFS - Local Representatives of Henderson Global Investors - NEWLY UPDATED SIMPLIFIED PROSPECTUSES. FUND FACTSHEETS as at 29 FEBRUARY 2012
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Go shares up by 8.9 per cent
18 May 2012 14:16
The MSE index closed the week on a positive note by recording a gain of 0.202 per cent to end at 2,971.832 points. In this morning’s session activity was spread over five equities in which three gained ground, one closed lower and the other traded flat. From the telecommunications sector, Go shares soared by 8.9 per cent or Eur 0.07, as 10 trades of 21,950 shares pushed its share price towards the Eur 0.85 price levels. Likewise, following its recent losses Lombard Bank managed to snap back a two per cent gain over low volumes of 140 shares to close at the Eur 2.349 levels. From the aviation industry MIA advanced by 1.2 per cent, as 500 shares changed hands over a single trade to close at Eur 1.75. Conversely, BOV sustained its negative momentum as it posted a loss of 0.9 per cent over 10 trades worth Eur 33,353 to reach the Eur 2.08 price levels. Finally, the non-mover for the day was HSBC which maintained its previous closing price at Eur 2.50.
Financials drag index marginally lower
19 May 2012 06:18
Following last week’s marginal rise the Malta Stock Exchange (MSE) Index retreated from its positive position by recording a loss of 0.2 per cent to end the week at 2,971.832 points. Despite a relatively encouraging week with the index trading on higher grounds in three sessions, the considerable losses incurred in the mid-week session and on Thursday pushed the index towards the red zone. This week the bears pulled down the majority of the financials equities, namely Bank of Valletta plc, HSBC Bank Malta plc, Lombard Bank plc and Middlesea Insurance plc. Conversely, GO plc recorded a significant gain in its share price following weeks of volatility.
Local Index gains, as foreign markets decline
04 May 2012 14:17
Following a positive rally during the first quarter of the year, in April equity markets abroad finish lower as the brighter outlook started to fade. The world’s two-speed recovery became more evident as of late, as data out of the United States (US) suggests that the world’s largest economy is growing at a faster pace than its counterparts in the developed world. In the US income growth increased, unemployment decreased further while even the residential construction market is showing signs of life. Notwithstanding, the positive figures the FED remains cautious and suggested that as the year progresses the economy can face some headwinds. Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the FED, suggested that bond buying will remain an option in case the US economy needs further help in the coming months. In Europe, the situation looks bleaker. The ECB’s €1trn in cheap three-year loans initially eased financial strains on banks and government debts and as a result equity markets moved higher. However, as the aid program came to an end investors grew once again bearish on the strength of the Eurozone. In recent weeks government bond yields on Spanish and Italian debt have once again reached levels deemed unsustainable.
Grand Harbour Marina plc - Interim Directors' Statement
15 May 2012 14:30
Grand Harbour Marina in Malta and IC Cesme Marina in Turkey, in which it holds a 45% beneficial interest through a joint venture with the respected IC Group, are pleased to report strong recurring revenue growth.
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