Dạy dịch tin tài chính và market analysis online.

Dạy dịch tin tài chính và market analysis online.

Hôm trước có mở topic dạy IELTS và TOEFL online.
Rất may là có nhiều người học.
Mình đột nhiên nhận thấy có rất nhiều người muốn học dịch tin tài chính mà ko có ai dạy.
May bọn mình mở dịch vụ dạy dịch tin tài chính online (qua yahoo voice chat hoặc text chat)

Tất cả các tin đều được lấy từ các báo như Wall Street Journal, The Herald Tribute và Financial Times.

Tin đều là tin cập nhật, tin trong ngày.
Phục vụ theo sở thích, ai thích dịch tin về stock market, politics hay về economy đều được.

Mọi tài liệu được cung cấp miễn phí
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Chú Thắng lại lên đây dạy dịch hộ thầy Linh ( ở Khương Thượng ) hả ^_^ Chú có các tài liệu liên quan các vấn đề đó gửi cho anh với nhé. Thanks in advance.
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Phone: 0904 453 687 ( Chú có số của anh rồi thì phải ^_^ )

Ai do a ?
De nghi ko make public ten tuoi cua em va cua thay Linh len tren mang !
Bon minh se day dich, online thong qua voice chat va text chat. Tat ca tai lieu deu la tai lieu trong ngay, moi tinh luon.
Sau day xin post 2 bai bao moi cua wall street journal (2 bai nay de thoi).
Tat nhien do kho va de tai cua bai hoc la hoan toan do cac ban quyet dinh,
Chuc vui ve !
Dollar Declines Against Rivals
After a Sign of Slowing Growth
By DAN MOLINSKI
October 28, 2006; Page B2
The dollar dropped to a one-month low against the yen Friday as worries of a slowing U.S. economy boosted the chances of interest-rate cuts next year by the Federal Reserve.
The dollar''s downward spiral was triggered by a weaker-than-expected third-quarter gross-domestic-product report, which sent the dollar to the one-month low of 117.13 yen, while the euro hit a three-week high at $1.2751. The dollar recovered slightly against its rivals later in the session, but remained overall in negative territory.
Speaking on CNBC television shortly after the data were released, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson sought to reassure markets, saying the U.S. economy was "healthy," but many currency analysts weren''t convinced.
"Although the optimists will be looking for a rebound in the fourth quarter, the [dollar''s] momentum now has clearly downshifted going toward the end of the year," said Brian Dolan, head of currency research at Forex.com.
Late Friday, the euro stood at $1.2735 from $1.2690 late Thursday, while the dollar was at 117.58 yen from 118.39 yen. Sterling was fetching $1.8967 from $1.8906 late Thursday. Coming as it did just after the Federal Reserve, in its statement after this week''s meeting, seemed to be backing off from further monetary-policy tightening, the GDP number banished any remaining worries of further rate hikes from currency traders minds.
"The GDP report gives the Coup de Grace to the tightening cycle," said Ashraf Laidi, chief foreign exchange analyst at CMC Markets.
In Brazil, where a presidential-election runoff is set for Sunday, the real closed slightly stronger against the dollar Friday.
The dollar''s weakness also lifted the Chinese currency, the yuan, to fresh postrevaluation highs in the over-the-counter market of 7.8870 yuan to the dollar. The U.S. currency exited active trade at 7.8891 yuan, down from Thursday''s close of 7.8959 yuan.
Onshore markets were little affected by rules from China''s foreign-exchange regulator, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, that banned onshore domestic institutions and individuals from trading in offshore yuan derivatives, dealers said.
Merger Frenzy Among Exchanges
Could Be Making Its Way to Asia
By LAURA SANTINI in Hong Kong, ANDREW MORSE in Tokyo and AARON LUCCHETTI in New York
October 28, 2006; Page B3
A possible tie-up between the Tokyo Stock Exchange and NYSE Group Inc. signals that the courtship ritual under way among U.S. and European exchanges may be spreading to Asia.
An alliance between Tokyo and the New York Stock Exchange could unite two of the world''s biggest stock markets. Companies with stocks listed on them have a combined total market value of more than $20 trillion. The TSE accounts for roughly 94% of all stock trading in Japan and is a venue for some of the country''s most prominent companies, including Nikon Corp. and Nintendo Co.
The two exchanges working together could encourage more companies to list their shares in both New York and Tokyo, a practice called "cross-listing" that potentially would make it easier for investors on both sides of the Pacific to invest internationally. Of course, there are other factors that drive companies to raise capital in foreign markets, including what some say is a tougher regulatory environment in the U.S.
The Tokyo exchange disclosed on Friday that it has held discussions with NYSE about an alliance but released few details. The discussions are general at this point and are focusing on cross-listing, technology sharing, and possible small investments by each exchange in the other, a person familiar with the discussions said.
The talks come as markets around the world are rushing to combine their businesses. Just this month, Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings Inc. and Chicago Board of Trade parent CBOT Holdings Inc., once adversaries, announced an $8 billion merger of their giant commo***ies markets, creating the world''s biggest financial market. It could dominate global trading in futures contracts and derivatives used to bet on a range of instruments, including grain prices and interest rates.
Until recently, historical rivalries and entrenched cultures prevented such tie-ups. But many exchanges have transformed themselves from not-for-profit clubs into publicly traded for-profit corporations and are responding to pressure from shareholders to expand and post healthy profits by investing in new technology and cutting costs.
NYSE Chief Executive John Thain has said he wants to add an Asian exchange to the broad global alliance the New York market is building with its planned acquisition of Euronext NV, a European stock-and-derivatives exchange operator. Euronext said Friday that France''s financial-markets regulator has ordered an independent study of the company''s planned merger with NYSE.
The Tokyo-NYSE talks come after glitches that forced the Japanese market to curtail its trading schedule amid heavy volume for a few days in January. Also, Mizuho Securities Co. filed a lawsuit Friday seeking 41.5 billion yen (about $350 million) for losses incurred in a bungled trade in December that the Japanese firm alleges it couldn''t cancel because of deficiencies in Tokyo''s system.
In its statement on the NYSE talks, the Tokyo exchange said it would move forward with alliances overseas only after upgrading its existing systems and proceeding with a public offering, which it postponed after the technology woes.
Getting an early start on Asian alliances could provide Western exchanges with first-mover advantage for a later acquisition. One big prize would be the Hong Kong stock exchange, which is thriving on the back of enormous initial public offerings by Chinese companies. The latest, for Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., just raised $19.1 billion, the world''s largest IPO ever.
Gerald Greiner, deputy chief operating officer of the Hong Kong exchange, says he is watching the merger frenzy with great interest but so far no suitor has persuaded him a tie-up would be mutually beneficial.
Outright mergers with Asian exchanges represent a challenge for would-be Western partners. Like Tokyo, many aren''t publicly traded, which makes buying equity ownership more cumbersome. Even for the publicly traded Hong Kong stock exchange, no entity may own more than 5% of the exchange''s shares without special permission from city officials.
That is why the current buzz on the TSE involves strategic alliances that wouldn''t involve major investments. Such alliances would give Asian exchanges access to Western expertise that can help them deal with rising trading volumes and broaden their derivative offerings. Western exchanges would get a chance to participate in fast-growing Asian markets.
Friday, the CME and the Taiwan Futures Exchange announced an initiative that will focus on creating risk-hedging derivatives for the Taiwan market. Singapore Exchange Ltd. recently launched a joint venture with the CBOT that is introducing new futures and options contracts based on Asian commo***ies.
Some exchanges are going further. The Australian Stock Exchange and the Sydney Futures Exchange are combining operations.

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