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Ukraine has been a member of the European Energy Community since February 2011, and is now only several steps away from a major overhaul of its energy sector. Announced privatisation of energy generation and distribution assets is seen as a way to boost modernisation of energy infrastructure -- in a country where 90% of thermal plant power blocks and 20% of distribution networks need to be replaced. However, much work still needs to be done to make the upcoming reforms a success. • What is needed to mobilise the investment necessary for the upgrade of the energy system? What can attract responsible and committed investors? • What will be the impact of the reforms on the domestic energy market, related sectors, the whole Ukrainian economy and security of supply? What benefits are there for consumers? • What relevant lessons can be learnt from the past history and current models of liberalised energy markets in Western Europe? Invited contributors include: • Bogusław LIBERADZKI, ...

U.S. stocks may open lower after two days of gains, as investors await Ben Bernanke’s speech in Jackson Hole on Friday. Asian stocks tumble after Moody’s downgrades Japanese debt. An index of German business sentiment falls much more than expected.

As eurozone heads of state prepare for a summit on Thursday (21 July) to put together a second bailout package for debt-laden Greece, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she wanted clear commitments from private investors that they would contribute to further funding. http://www.euractiv.com/en/future-eu/merkel-draws-red-lines-ahead-eurozone-su... Late on Friday (15 July), the services of European Council President Herman van Rompuy issued a short statement announcing that a summit of the euro zone would be held on 21 July in Brussels. Starting at midday, the summit agenda "will be the financial stability of the euro area as a whole and the future financing of the Greek programme". 21 July is Belgium's National Day, and the local press predicts that Brussels police will be severely tested by having to handle in parallel two events of such magnitude. The announcement went some way to defuse uncertainty over the EU's readiness to act to prevent contagion from the Greek crisis from spreading to Italy ...

Stocks are rebounding from last week’s selloff as global investors await Ben Bernanke’s speech at the Jackson Hole conference on Friday. Gold jumps to another record around $1,870 an ounce, and crude oil rises as traders track the situation in Libya.

U.S. stocks may follow European markets higher after last week’s selloff. Investors await this week’s meeting of international central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Oil prices are volatile as traders keep an eye on the situation in Libya.

There's just so much to worry about: US debt ceiling, Greek debt crisis, and volatile markets. What can we as fundamental investors take away from the current situation?

In the fifth part of this special series, Mike Larson explains how the Fed’s policy of unchecked money printing is degrading the value of the dollar, driving up asset prices and making U.S. Treasury bonds much less attractive to foreign investors.

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Global stocks rise after Japan’s GDP shrinks less than expected. Google buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. Bank of America is exiting the international credit card business. Investors react to Lowe’s earnings and New York manufacturing data.

Investors digest data on retail sales, following swings in the Dow Industrials of at least 400 points for the past four days. European shares surge after a short-selling ban in four countries. Nvidia, Nordstrom and ** Penney jump on strong results.

For investors who find growth stocks too risky and bond yields too low, preferred shares may be a good option. Ron Rowland highlights several exchange traded funds that focus on preferred stocks, and helps you determine if they’re right for you.

During times like these, many investors may be tempted to take a vacation from the markets. But Nilus Mattive says that when everyone else is selling, he’s looking for bargains, and finding them with some of his favorite dividend-paying stocks.

Stocks rebound from the worst selloff since 2008, as investors await today’s Fed statement. Oil prices stabilize and gold rises to a new record, while Treasury prices and the dollar decline. Financial, technology and energy stocks lead the rebound.

China is going to start selling some of its $1.15 TRILLION dollars worth of U.S. government bonds. That spells doom for the U.S. dollar. Tony Sagami tells you the two moves U.S. investors must make to keep your dollars safe from all the turmoil.

After the stock selloff and a wave of negative data, it’s clear that the U.S. economy is tipping into recession. Mike Larson has been warning about this for months and advising investors about how to protect themselves and profit during the downturn.

The American Dream has turned into a nightmare. Kevin Kerr says better opportunities can be found abroad, but for investors who can’t pack up and move, he offers tips to protect yourself and even profit while the American Dream crumbles around you.

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Nilus Mattive uses measures favored by value investors such as Warren Buffett to choose stocks, and applies his own favorite dividend metrics. The technique produces a list of companies with extremely favorable attributes and attractive stock prices.

Investors remain cautious as Republicans and Democrats prepare rival plans to raise the debt ceiling. Home prices rose for the second straight month in May. Shares of Ford and Broadcom jump, but 3M, UPS, Texas Instruments and Netflix are falling.

Investors remain cautious, as Republicans and Democrats prepare rival plans to raise the debt ceiling and cut the deficit. 3M falls despite a strong earnings report, but Ford Motor rises. United Parcel Service is also out with its quarterly results.

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Stocks open higher following a $29.1 billion buyout of Medco by Express Scripts. Morgan Stanley surges after a smaller-than-expected loss. AT&T, eBay and United Continental rise, but earnings from Intel, Travelers and PepsiCo disappoint investors.

Investors await a euro-zone summit and a possible plan to bail out Greece. China’s manufacturing contracts. Express Scripts is buying Medco for $29.1 billion. Intel, eBay, Nokia, Ericsson, AT&T, Travelers and Morgan Stanley are out with earnings.

Larry Edelson explains why he thinks some markets are setting up for a huge trap for average investors that could sweep them under the ocean in certain investments, before they even know what's happening.

Gold is becoming a safe haven for investors around the world, as the financial crisis in Europe and debt-limit battle in the United States raise fears of sovereign debt defaults. But Sean Brodrick tells of a metal that is outperforming gold 3-to-1.

Angus Murray, CEO at Castlestone Management, says that funds which physically own precious metals should be a fundamental facet of any portfolio, with popularity rising of late as investors seek protection against currency devaluation.

Global stocks fall after the European bank stress tests fail to reassure the markets. Gold surges above $1,600 an ounce as investors search for safety. Halliburton tops earnings estimates. News Corp. tumbles as the U.K. phone-hacking scandal expands.

With so much uncertainty in the economy and stock market, some investors may think bonds offer more safety. But they carry risks too. Ron Rowland discusses interest rate sensitivity risk, and explains two ways to measure it: maturity and duration.

U.S. stocks may open higher, after JPMorgan Chase tops earnings and sales estimates. Moody’s Investors Service warns it may downgrade U.S. government debt. Gold rises to a new record above $1,590 an ounce. ConocoPhilips will split into two companies.

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U.S. investors are digesting the disappointing June employment report. News Corp. shuts down its Sunday News of the World tabloid newspaper, after a former editor was arrested in the wake of a phone hacking scandal. Morgan Stanley downgrades Google.

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Investors looking for yield are increasingly focusing on dividend-paying stocks, rather than fixed-income investments. Ron Rowland says even better opportunities can be found in international dividend stocks, and lists 16 ETFs worth looking into.

Scottish & Southern Energy is at the centre of a mis-selling scandal that has infuriated consumers and lost their trust. But should investors be worried and is the energy firm still a safe bet for income growth?

Investors stick to the sidelines as stocks kick off the second half of 2011. Automakers release their June U.S. sales figures. Apollo Group surges on strong earnings. Blackboard Inc. is being taken private. The FTC reportedly investigates Twitter.

U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterday’s gains, as investors stick to the sidelines ahead of the Greek vote on new austerity measures, and Friday’s ISM manufacturing report. Nike soars after topping earnings and sales estimates.

Consumer spending was flat in May, while the core PCE gauge showed inflation rose the fastest since October 2009. Investors await a vote on austerity measures by the Greek parliament this week. LDK Solar will buy back up to $110 million of its ADRs.

Global investors focus on Greece, ahead of this week’s parliamentary vote on austerity measures, which must pass in order to secure additional funding from the EU and IMF. Stanley Black & Decker may have won the buyout battle for Sweden’s Niscayah.

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For U.S. investors, buying international ETFs involves currency risk, because the funds will reflect changes in the foreign market and its currency. But Ron Rowland discusses five new ETFs that attempt to hedge currency movements out of the equation.

Junior gold explorers might be ten a penny, but Goldplat could shine brighter than the rest for investors with its profitable balance sheet.

Retail investors demand global choices, says OCBC Securities chief Hui Yew Ping.

U.S. stocks retreat as investors await the Federal Reserve’s decision on monetary policy and Ben Bernanke’s press conference. FedEx and Jabil Circuit rise on strong quarterly numbers, but Adobe Systems falls after a disappointing earnings forecast.

U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterday’s gains, as investors await a decision on monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. Greece’s prime minister survives a vote of confidence in parliament, paving the way for passage of new austerity measures.

The metal is up – but the miners are way down. Sean Brodrick tells you what he thinks is driving this disconnect, and what investors should be doing?

U.S. investors react to data on jobless claims and housing starts, and global stocks tumble on continued concerns about Greece’s ability to meet its debt obligations. Energy Transfer Equity buys natural gas utility Southern Union for $7.9 billion.