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iShares Rolls Out Norway ETF (ENOR) The 2012 rally in Indian stocks continues for a fifth straight week, boosted by continued optimism over the liquidity provided by major central banks and by signs of a recovery in economic growth at home. Nordic Stocks Show Budget Discipline No Shelter From Crisis Nordic stocks are failing to distinguish themselves from the rest of Europe even though debt in the four countries is 35 percent lower and earnings are increasing faster. Asia Stocks to Watch: India’s telecoms reshuffled on court verdict In the latest twist in one of India’s biggest corruption scandals, the Supreme Court suspends 122 telecom licenses issued since 2008 under jailed former minister Andimuthu Raja, a move which could substantially alter the subcontinent’s communications landscape. On the hook: Canada jeopardizing fish stocks with poor management, report says Twenty years after the collapse of the world's largest cod fishery off Canada's East Coast, experts say the beleaguered groundfish are still being overexploited. Europe Stocks Gain 20% Since September as Barclays Leads Banks Gains in insurers and mining companies pushed the benchmark gauge for European equities up 20 percent from its September low, marking the start of the region’s second bull market in less than a year. Norway whaling decline has authorities concerned Norwegian authorities have called on the country's whaling industry to counter the dramatic drop over the past decade in the number of boats partaking in the annual whale hunts. Make Way for Norway ETF NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- iShares launched a second to market Norway ETF earlier this week. A little over a year ago Global X launched the FTSE Norway 30 ETF and this week we now have the iShares MSCI Norway Capped Investable Market Index Fund. The funds are of course are similar but not identical. The new iShares fund is much heavier in energy at 52% than NORW from Global X which allocates 39% to ... BSE Sensex rises 0.8 pct; Bharti, techs lead MUMBAI (Reuters) - The BSE Sensex rose 0.8 percent on Thursday to its highest close in nearly three months after strong manufacturing data in India and other major economies from China to Germany eased growth concerns and bolstered risk appetite. Telecom stocks were in the spotlight through most of the session after the Supreme Court revoked all 122 telecoms licences issued under a scandal ... Telecom stocks tank on apex court verdict Shares of some telecom-related firms fell sharply by up to 14 per cent today after the Supreme Court cancelled as many as 122 2G licences granted by former Telecom Minister, Mr A. Raja, but older telecom players like Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular bucked the trend with smart gains. |
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