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July 25, 2008 11:11:14 PM CDT


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  • July 2008
    • Weak Dollar Scaring Off Foreign Funds

      Weak Dollar Scaring Off Foreign Funds

      With the dollar declining and US economic outlook uncertain, some large sovereign wealth funds are looking to cut down on greenbacks, the Financial Times reports. One such Persian Gulf fund has cut its dollar-denominated investments from 80% to 60%, and China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange is aggressively exploring European investments—a sign they don't trust US policy-makers to defend their currency. More »

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      China   inflation   weak dollar   Abu Dhabi   investment   sovereign wealth funds   Abu Dhabi Investment Authority

    • Petrodollars Snap Up Americana

      Petrodollars Snap Up Americana

      Foreign investors flush with dollars from the global commodities boom are using those greenbacks to buy flashy American properties, the New York Times reports. The government of Abu Dhabi bought a 75% stake in the Chrysler building Tuesday. Other recent "trophy" buys have included Donald Trump's Palm Beach mansion and some major works by American artists. More »

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      Abu Dhabi   foreign investment   sovereign wealth funds   USA   Abu Dhabi Investment Authority   petrodollar   Chrysler Building

  • February 2008
  • January 2008
    • Saudi Prince, Chinese Bank to Back Citigroup

      Saudi Prince, Chinese Bank to Back Citigroup

      A Saudi prince and one of China's government banks are expected to invest billions in Citigroup, the Wall Street Journal reports today. The China Development Bank is expected to pump in $2 billion, sources said; the amount billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal would front is yet to be determined, but would need to be below 5% of Citigroup's $140 billion value to avoid regulatory issues. More »

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      Citigroup   Abu Dhabi Investment Authority   China Development Bank

    • Sky-High Oil Will Reshape World Power, Dent US Clout

      Sky-High Oil Will Reshape World Power, Dent US Clout

      The surging price of oil from $10 a barrel a decade ago to a record $100 today is remaking the global economy and altering the balance of power across the world, according to the Wall Street Journal . If oil prices continue to climb, as many experts predict, US political power will decline as the economic clout of oil producers increases exponentially. The price of oil was holding near $100 today, driven by concerns about US fuel supplies and the dollar, Reuters reports. More »

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      China   Russia   climate change   oil price   Vladimir Putin   Middle East   Saudi Arabia   Venezuela   ExxonMobil   $100 a barrel oil   United Arab Emirates   International Monetary Fund   fuel economy standards   Abu Dhabi Investment Authority   US automakers

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