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June 28, 2005
PNG gas project gets boost from Alcan deal
...planning a A$2bn expansion. Alcan, which ended a rival supply agreement for the project with Australia’s Woodside on...However, the PNG project - which also has a preliminary deal to supply the Olympic Dam copper-uranium mine in South Australia - still needs... By Virginia Marsh in Sydney
January 14, 2008
Record sales drive LG Philips profit
...to step up investment in future growth drivers such as organic panels and flexible displays. Analysts expect the Beijing Olympic Games, coupled with the planned suspension of analogue TV transmissions in the US, to spur demand for liquid crystal display (LCD) panels this year. UBS has forecast that demand for LCD panels will increase 17 per cent this year while supply will grow only 7 per cent. LG Philips, the world’s second-largest flat panel display maker, forecast average selling... By Song Jung-a in Seoul
August 31, 2006
CLM pips Bechtel for big Olympics contract
...handle the construction programme for the Olympic venues, manage the supply chain and keep a lid on costs. It won...David Higgins, chief executive of the Olympic Delivery Authority, said: "The winning...largest engineering firms." However, Olympic planners insisted that Bechtel's nationality... By Bob Sherwood, London and South-East Correspondent
August 6, 2008
View of the Day: China’s Olympian demand
...Concerns that Chinese demand for commodities could slow after the Olympic Games should not be overdone, says Yingxi Yu at Barclays Capital...government policies have been mainly directed at ensuring supply during the Olympics month. Strong import growth suggests the supply system is operating above minimum inventory requirements... By Yingxi Yu
August 21, 2008
Frontline bullish on tanker demand
...John Fredriksen, attributed recent sharp drops in charter rates for tankers to temporary effects such as disruptions to supply in west Africa and reduced US demand. Mr Fredriksen also blamed the Olympic games in China for a slowdown in economic activity there because of factory closures. Rates to charter very large crude... By Robert Wright, Transport Correspondent
April 8, 2008
Chipmakers lead Asian market slide
...helped gains in resource companies offset some of the losses. Oil jumped nearly two dollars to $109.09 overnight on supply worries, its highest in three weeks, but retreated as the day wore on. A barrel of Nymex light sweet crude for delivery...allowed by exchange rules, to Rmb5.17 in Shenzhen. Konka said annual net income doubled to Rmb209.2m as the forthcoming Olympic games in Beijing had boosted demand for flat-panel television. Shares in TT&T, one of Thailand’s biggest fixed... By Andrew Wood in Hong Kong
June 21, 2008
Chinese fuel demand
...will reverse policy, or provide counter compensation, if the option is a refusal by carriers to fly ahead of the August Olympic Games. In short, the rises are unlikely make a serious dent in Chinese fuel consumption. Similarly, the follow-through...below currency appreciation over the same period. Inflationary pressure in China is intense, but the real culprit is money supply.
June 20, 2008
Chinese fuel demand
...will reverse policy, or provide counter compensation, if the option is a refusal by carriers to fly ahead of the August Olympic Games. In short, the rises are unlikely make a serious dent in Chinese fuel consumption. Similarly, the follow-through...below currency appreciation over the same period. Inflationary pressure in China is intense, but the real culprit is money supply. Post and read comments on this Lex
January 15, 2008
LG Philips to triple spending after profits surge
...to step up investment in future growth drivers such as organic panels and flexible displays. Analysts expect the Beijing Olympic Games, coupled with the planned suspension of analogue TV transmissions in the US, to spur demand for liquid crystal display panels this year. UBS has forecast that demand for LCD panels will increase 17 per cent this year while supply will grow only 7 per cent. LG Electronics wants to increase its share of the global liquid crystal display market from... By Song Jung-a in Seoul
January 15, 2008
LG Philips to triple spending
...to step up investment in future growth drivers such as organic panels and flexible displays. Analysts expect the Beijing Olympic Games, coupled with the planned suspension of analogue TV transmissions in the US, to spur demand for liquid crystal display panels this year. UBS has forecast that demand for LCD panels will increase 17 per cent this year, while supply will grow only 7 per cent. LG Electronics wants to increase its share of the global liquid crystal display market from... By Song Jung-a