Wiener Werte, 23.1.: OMV, Sanochemia, Verbund

23.01.2015, 1189 Zeichen

 

GERMANY - exports to Russia have fallen by 6 billion Euros in 2014 

ECB - Draghi announces monthly bond purchases of 60 billion Euros 

EURO ZONE - consumer sentiment has improved considerably

IWF - does not expect Greece to leave the Euro 

CHINA -  industry shows no development due to weak demand

 

AUSTRIAN MARKET expected to open STABLE

OMV - core region North Sea could be a huge loss due to low oil prices 

SANOCHEMIA - group loss of 3.4 million Euros - geopolitical developments are named as reasons

VERBUND - group profit is at 210 million Euros thanks to well-used power plants and austerity program

 

GERMAN MARKET expected to open HIGHER - Dax-Indication  10.501 + 0.63%

BMW and VW invest millions in US electric car infrastructure

DAIMLER - Mercedes is negotiating car manufacturing in Russia

DEUTSCHE POST - wants to create up to 20,000 new jobs 

SIEMENS I -  takes order for new 48 megawatt wind energy equipment in the US 

SIEMENS II - is disappointed with decision regarding Vienna bim order and will consider further legal moves

THYSSENKRUPP - 100 million Euro fine for late shipment of submarines to Turkey 

Autor: Stefan Frey,Vanilla Capital GmbH, A - 1010 Vienna, Singerstraße 6/7, frey@vanilla-capital.com 

 

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