Intellegence (31.07.07) писал:
Amir, поделись отчтом кредит суисс пожалуйста. или скажи как называется отчет и дата. спасибо
Да нет никакого отчета. Я просто новости читал в блумберге. Вот полностью новость:
Russian Stocks Slump; Gazprom, Sberbank Shares Pace the Retreat
2007-07-27 04:55 (New York)
By William Mauldin
July 27 (Bloomberg) -- Russian stocks extended yesterday's
decline, led by shares of OAO Gazprom and OAO Sberbank.
The ruble-denominated Micex Index fell 0.4 percent to
1717.07 at 12:52 p.m. in Moscow. Eight stocks advanced and 22
retreated. The dollar-denominated RTS Index fell 1.1 percent to
1975.55.
Stocks slipped for a second day on concerns that a
tightening of credit worldwide would cut investors' appetite for
riskier assets in emerging markets. The Morgan Stanley Capital
International Emerging Markets Index, a global benchmark, fell 3
percent, its worst drop in five months.
``Russian stocks, now strongly correlated to global market
sentiment, will almost certainly see the bottom drop out as well
as fear and risk avoidance take over,'' wrote Chris Weafer, chief
strategist at Alfa Bank in Moscow, in a research note.
Gapzrom, the biggest component of the MSCI Emerging Markets
Index, retreated 2 percent to 268.35 rubles on the Micex Stock
Exchange. Sberbank, Russia's biggest bank, fell 1.5 percent to
102.59.
Several strategists said Russian equities were unlikely to
fall much further, since the country's commodities stocks are
supported by high oil prices and the other industries are
supported by a strong domestic economy headed for its ninth year
of growth.
``We see the fallout for Russian equities to be limited both
in magnitude and duration,'' wrote Alexei Zabotkin, chief
strategist at Deutsche Bank AG's Moscow brokerage unit.
Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse Group said investors should use the current
slump to buy more shares because Russia is the third-cheapest
among major global emerging markets based on the ratio of price
to 2007 earnings, currently at 12. Only the United Arab Emirates
and Kazakhstan are cheaper on a price-to-earnings basis, the bank
said.
``If this trend extends for a few days, it will potentially
provide a good opportunity to build positions in favorable stocks
and themes for what we still expect to be a strong fourth quarter
for Russian equities,'' wrote Alfa Bank's Weafer.
Shares of VTB Group, Russia's second-biggest bank by market
value, slipped 2.5 percent to 13.65 kopeks. A kopek is one
hundredth of a Russian ruble.
Alfa Bank said VTB's share price could be hurt by the
second-quarter profit report from European Aeronautic Defence &
Space Co., whose shares dropped 3.6 percent yesterday. The maker
of Airbus planes said profit fell 85 percent in the second
quarter. VTB has a 5 percent stake in EADS.
--Editor: Carey