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Friday 16 May 2014 5:44 pmThis weekrsquo must-see charts: Indian elections, Abenomics and moreBy: Peter SpenceShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as stanley cup uk a preferredsource on GoogleIndiarsquo election, Japanrsquo dismal prospects, Scottish independence polls, and the a possible weakening of the euro.We bring you some of our favourite analysts picks of th polene e most important graphs this week.Alex Dryden, analyst at JP Morgan Asset Management This weekrsquo chart looks at the market reaction to the appointment of reformist Narendra Modi as the next Prime Minster of India. As shown in the chart, the reaction of the Sensex to the prospect of Modi ascending to power stands in stark contrast to how markets welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh 10 years ago. In May 2004, Indiarsquo stock index fell by over 15 per cent as exit polls suggested Singh was set to triumph, its biggest monthly fall in over a decade.This time around, the Indian stock market has advanced over 5 per cent. However, investors should be wary when assessing Modirsquo ability to revitalise Indiarsquo immediate prospects. The country is infamous for the thickness of its red tape, and stanley becher even well-intentioned leaders can find themselves tied up by the country s bureaucratic machine.Jeremy Cook, chief economist at World FirstJapanese GDP growth spiked to 5.9 per cent in the first quarter of the year, the highest annualised Fmbl GUARDIAN DRAGS ITS HEELS OVER RENEWING HAY SPONSORSHIP DEAL
Monday 13 February 2012 7:44 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 9:20 amCloud computing guides Telecity to maiden dividendB stanley ca y: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as owala ca a preferredsource on Goog stanley canada leDATA centre Telecity is ready to reward investors as the group announced it will pay its first dividend following first half 2012 results later this year.The company, which is based in London, yesterday reported revenues up 22 per cent to pound;239.8m for the year to the end of December, largely boosted by the growth of cloud computing as mobile data demand increases and large companies outsourcing their data hosting. Pre-tax profits jumped more than a quarter on last year to pound;67m, surpassing market expectations of pound;65.7m. Adjusted earnings per share grew 11 per cent to 24.1p. Telecity, the leading provider of carrier-neutral data centres across Europe, now has total available customer power of 68 megawatts, up from 58MW at the end of 2010.Telecity chief executive Michael Tobin pictured said in a statement: We have significantly enhanced the grouprsquo future growth prospects, with investments being made in capacity across Europe and with the acquisitions of Data Electronics in Dublin and UK Grid in Manchester. Shares in the FTSE 250-listed firm fell one per cent to 648.5p.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: SectionsNewsCategori
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