Capital International Today
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Capital International Limited delivers international investment and administration services to a wide range of institutions, investment professionals, financial advisers and individuals.
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Capital Treasury Services Limited is one of the Island's highest performing treasury services companies building upon Capital International's reputation in niche market segments.
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Capital Select Limited is an Operational Outsourcing Company providing cost-effective managerial, technical and administrative elements for your business that enable you to focus on your skills and expertise.
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Our unique capability at the heart of the Isle of Man's international business and finance centre enables us to deliver powerful solutions from our investment platform both to fulfil individual investment needs and to support the aspirations of our business partners.
Latest News Items:
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Morning Spread 3rd July  US equities slumped to their largest decline since April on the release of bleak government data that showed almost half a million people lost their jobs in June, and the unemployment rate soared to its highest level in more than a quarter of a century. |  | Morning Spread 2nd July Stocks in Asia were mixed overnight with Japan pulling back after several positive days whilst Hong Kong was mildly positive on the back of a better performance from the mining sector. |
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News In Brief - 3rd July 2009 The dollar posted relatively large gains against the euro and most other major currencies yesterday, after a weak U.S. June non-farm payrolls report encouraged speculators players to shy away from "riskier assets" ahead of today's U.S. Independence Day holiday. Against expectations of a further 350,000 decline in U.S. employment rolls, June non-farm payrolls actually fell by 467,000 with an unemployment rate rising to a 26-year high to 9.5%, demonstrating the continuing fragility of the labour market and the economy as a whole. | | Market Commentary - 3rd July 2009 Poor US Labour Data Weighs on Market
Friday 3rd July 2009
A much weaker than anticipated US non farm payrolls report for June has cast doubts on the outlook for the economy, overshadowing the improving tone of other recent indicators and pushing up risk aversion once again. This of course is bad news for the euro, which is currently trading back below the $1.40 level versus the USD. It has struggled back from yesterday's lows at $1.3930 but movements could be confined to tight ranges with the US out for the Independence Day holiday and with markets still seeking direction following the jobs report. |
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Previous News Items: Gold - Conspiracy theories abound in the modern age and the subject of gold evokes a multitude of emotions. It is seen as a special case commodity, largely given it's 'safe haven' status. [more]
Is this the real thing? - A couple of weeks ago I was enjoying my favourite Sunday newspaper with a coffee and a pikelet in the garden. [more]
2009 UK Budget - Good News for Offshore Centres - Whilst the UK Chancellor's 2009 Budget has been greeted with horror in most quarters of the wealth and tax management industries, this is the first Budget in a while to present some good news for offshore centres ... [more]
Morning Spread - European Markets - European equities gained as shares in oil companies recouped some of yesterday’s losses, while Tesco added 5% as the country’s largest supermarket chain announced a £2.16 billion profit for the year. [more]
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