Foreign Investors Wary on Bangladesh
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Political violence and general strikes following a recent grenade attack on an opposition rally may frighten foreign investors away from Bangladesh unless the situation is quickly resolved, a government official said Tuesday.
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While the economic weakness has been concentrated in the financial services, home building and related sectors, investors are growing fearful that it is spreading.
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The commercial landscape is rife with risk, but hardy entrepreneurs and multinational giants are betting that the Afghan economy will rise from the ashes
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Yet investors are growing increasingly worried that Goldman Sachs will fail to match its 2007 performance next year.
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With an economic boom in developing countries, established stock exchanges are increasingly dependent on attracting business from companies based far from their home countries.
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Investors were concerned that the U.S. credit crisis would crimp demand among U.S. consumers for Asiaâs exports.
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Business & money: Investors ploughed money into metal on back of concerns about dollar weakness and US slowdown
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Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan delivered a blunt warning Friday that foreign investors might get sick of subsidizing the nation&#39;s widening trade and budget deficits, remarks that caused US financial markets to tremble.
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Anxiety over the potential for higher inflation, driven by a strong global economy, is preoccupying investors.
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United Arab Emirates-based Global Steel Holdings is planning to invest 2.8 billion dollars in Bangladesh&#39;s fast-growing economy, an official said Sunday.
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Global investors will be watching nervously for signs of contagion from the US housing meltdown and a credit squeeze in coming days, even after a broad stock markets rebound over the past week from recent turbulence.
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Foreign investors are buying aggressively, taking advantage of American duress and a weak dollar.
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Before you chase foreign investments, consider a few things first.
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Looser regulation abroad poses risks to American investors while leaving U.S. stock markets at a new competitive disadvantage.
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Investment funds controlled by foreign governments could trigger a protectionist backlash, a report warns.
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Investors are wary of insurance guarantees for some bonds issued by cities to fund capital projects.
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HONG KONG/SINGAPORE  - Asian financial markets were roiled on Wednesday by the widening damage caused by the U.S. subprime mortgage sector meltdown, with investors fearing more negative surprises will emerge in the region.