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Börse Frankfurt: Feiert der Dax weiter?

Das deutsche Börsenbarometer hat am Freitag erneut ein neues Rekordhoch markiert. Und auch vorbörslich sieht es nicht danach, dass es am heutigen Handelstag abwärts gehen könnte.

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Japanische Wirtschaft schrumpfte im dritten Quartal mehr als erwartet

Österreichs einzige Wirtschaftstageszeitung und schnellste Online-Plattform wendet sich an die Business-Community

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UBS: Here's What A $10 Move In Oil Does To GDP Around The World

Oil affects countries around the world differently. Generally speaking, low prices are great for net importers of oil, but bad for net exporters.UBS's macro strategy team considered what a permanent $10 drop in a barrel of Brent crude would mean."Oil-producing economies such as Russia and Norway and OPEC clearly lose out when oil prices fall, with the former seeing an impairment of its GDP of over 1 percentage point," UBS analysts wrote on Thursday."Among large developed economies, the US and Japan are least affected. Although Japan has a relatively high dependency on imported oil the weight of energy products in its consumer price basket is quite low compared with other developed economies. That means the real income-related benefits for Japan's consumers from weaker oil prices are relatively low compared with elsewhere."For the US, the energy dependency and sensitivity story has been evolving rapidly as more and more oil has been fracked out of America's shale basins."Prior to the shale revolution model simulations would have suggested a boost of 0.2 to 0.3 percentage points to US growth for every USD 10/bbl decrease in the price of oil," they write. "That estimate is now only 0.1%."Overall, they estimate that a sustained $10 drop in prices will add around 0.2 percentage points to global GDP.From UBS:SEE ALSO: Byron Wien Made 10 Big Predictions For 2014 — Here's How They're DoingJoin the conversation about this story »

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Steve Wozniak on Apple, the Computer Revolution, and Working With Steve Jobs

In 1976, the Apple I computer went on sale for a retail price of $666.66

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