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  2. [verwijderd] 29 oktober 2007 18:48
    Bank of Israel keeps interest rate unchanged

    The Bank of Israel expects inflation in 12 months to be near the middle of its target range.

    Globes’ correspondent 29 Oct 07 18:57

    Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer kept the interest rate unchanged at 4% for the second consecutive month.
    The decision came as no surprise. The Bank of Israel said, “Israeli forecasters expect, on average, that the inflation rate for 2007 will reach 2.3%, and that inflation over the next 12 months will be 1.9%. At the same time they expect, on average, that the Bank of Israel’s interest rate in a year's time will be 4.3%...The Bank of Israel's models indicate that assuming the interest rate remains for now at 4% and the exchange rate stays at its current level, inflation twelve months from now will be close to the middle of the target range.”

    In addition, “There are currently opposing forces acting on inflation. On the one hand, domestic prices are rising in Israel against a background of continued rapid growth, and with it, a narrowing output gap, together with rising prices of certain imported goods following the rise in energy and food prices worldwide. On the other hand, it is expected that prices affected by developments in the exchange rate will become more moderated against a background of continued weakness in the dollar worldwide and the expected cut in the Fed interest rate.”

    The Bank of Israel notes, “The International Monetary Fund revised its forecast of global growth downward for 2008 while leaving its forecast for 2007 unchanged. Increases in food and oil prices point to the risk of higher inflation around the world. Despite this, the financial markets expect that the US Federal Reserve Board will cut its federal funds rate by 25 basis points at each of its next two meetings, while the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are expected to leave their interest rates unchanged at their next meetings.

    Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes.co.il - on October 29, 2007

  3. [verwijderd] 29 oktober 2007 19:48
    Hoi Bracar,
    Bij dft. lees ik dat heinzo zijn winst wil nemen raad jij hem dat effe af.Ik lees daar ook altijd mee maar reageer niet moet je weer inschrijven en zo .Geen zin in maar ik wardeer jullie inzet wel .En laten we ze zo veel mogelijk allemaal vast houden om hogere regionen op te zoeken.
    Maar dat moet natuurlijk iedreeen zelf weten.
    mvg
  5. [verwijderd] 30 oktober 2007 00:39
    Halooowwwwww net terug uit het ZH. een prachtige dochter op de wereld gezet...!!
    Gelukkig doen we het hier ook goed. bijna 6% met een gem. cq laag volume.
    Kijken wat de dag van morgen ons brengt. mijn dagen kunnen niet meer stuk. ik ben in de 7e hemel.
    zet uhm op morgen. als de stijging doorzet zitten we gebakken. gr. AcE.
  7. [verwijderd] 30 oktober 2007 02:00
    quote:

    Yabbadabbadoo schreef:

    GTC nieuwe ATH vandaag en Kardan Israël hikt er tegen aan. Verwacht dat Kardan Israël nog behoorlijk kan stijgen ivm de herwaardering vastgoed die moet plaatsvinden om alles in te passen met Delek.

    Ik heb trouwens geen pb gezien van Kardan over het bovenstaande.
    Kardan real estate werd geschat op 150 miljoen dollar
  15. [verwijderd] 1 november 2007 18:18

    Bloomberg Press



    Israeli Billionaires Buy Abroad as Buffett Targets Their Turf

    By Alisa Odenheimer and David Rosenberg

    Nov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Israeli billionaire Nochi Dankner owns the country's biggest mobile-phone provider, supermarket chain and insurer. Now, as Dankner searches for ways to expand his IDB Group, he's looking abroad.

    IDB Development Ltd. in June joined with Israeli investor Yitzhak Tshuva in plans to spend as much as $8 billion to build a hotel-casino in Las Vegas. Another IDB company, Clal Insurance Enterprises Ltd., spent $61 million for a stake in newly formed Titanium Asset Management Corp., based in Bradenton, Florida.

    With just 7 million people, Israel is too small for a new generation of entrepreneurs whose holdings dominate local markets. Africa Israel Investments Ltd., Delek Group Ltd. and Israel Corp., which along with IDB are the country's biggest holding companies, have all made acquisitions abroad in the past two years.

    ``I believe very much in Israel and am a great believer in the Israeli economy,'' Dankner, 52, said at his office on the 44th floor of a tower overlooking Tel Aviv and the Mediterranean Sea. ``However, it is clear that our expansion must be overseas.''

    Israeli companies have made $16.4 billion of acquisitions at home since a domestic stock market rally began five years ago, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Opportunities for further growth are limited because the country's consumer market is saturated, said Adi Raveh, a professor of business administration at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

    IDB's Super-Sol Ltd. controls 38 percent of the retail-food market, according to ACNeilsen Corp. Among other IDB companies, Cellcom Israel Ltd. has about 34 percent of the mobile-phone market, and Clal Insurance has a quarter of its market.

    ``They've exhausted all the possibilities,'' Raveh said. ``The pie can't get any bigger.''

    Buffett in Israel

    Some foreigners still see opportunities in Israel. The country will probably attract $9.5 billion of foreign direct investment this year, the second-highest figure ever after $14.3 billion last year, according to a report by the Rishon Lezion College of Management.

    Buyers are usually looking for companies that have developed new technologies and do business outside Israel, said Vered Dar, an economist for Tel Aviv-based Psagot Ofek Investment House Ltd.

    ``It's always been high tech and startups,'' Dar said.

    Billionaire Warren Buffett last year paid $4 billion for Iscar Metalworking Cos., which sells metal-cutting tools in 52 countries. Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Buffett's investment company, in August said second-quarter profit from manufacturing, services and retailing grew 16 percent from a year earlier, led by Iscar.

    Dankner Shares Lag

    Shares in Dankner's companies have lagged behind those of peers that began investing abroad earlier. While IDB Development Ltd. has risen 133 percent in the past three years, including the value of dividends paid, that was two percentage points less than the gain for the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's benchmark TA-25 index.

    Tshuva's Delek Group, the Netanya-based holding company that bought the La Gloria oil refinery in Texas in 2005 and took it public last year, has more than tripled in the past three years. Shares of Yehud-based Africa Israel, controlled by billionaire Lev Leviev, rose fourfold in the period as it invested in U.S., Russian and eastern European real estate, including properties such as the New York Times building.

    Israel Corp., controlled by billionaire Yuli Ofer, increased close to six times in the period. In 2005, the Tel Aviv-based company's Israel Chemicals Ltd. unit bought Astaris LLC of St. Louis for $255 million. In May, Israel Corp. bought power stations in Latin America and the Caribbean for $568 million. This week, Israel Corp. said it would invest in a $200 million startup to develop a global network of stations for charging up electrically powered cars.

    Israeli Globalization

    The search for overseas acquisitions is being fueled by an ``enormous amount'' of cash generated by Israeli operations after five years of economic growth, said Leonard Rosen, head of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s Israel office.

    IDB Holdings, the umbrella company for Dankner's assets, generated 1.85 billion shekels ($430 million) in cash from operations last year and 1 billion shekels in the first half of 2007. That compares with 726 million for all of 2004.

    ``What we are seeing is the globalization of the Israeli economy,'' said Rosen, whose office advised on five of the six biggest overseas acquisitions by Israeli companies since 2000.

    Dankner, the scion of an Israeli family that made its fortune in salt and real estate, began his career as a commercial lawyer. After he found himself dispensing business advice along with legal counsel, Dankner decided to do the deals himself.

    Philanthropy

    In 1997, he brought together investors including Ted Arison, founder of Carnival Cruises, and New York-based Michael Steinhardt, who paid $1.4 billion to buy a controlling stake in Bank Hapoalim Ltd., Israel's largest lender, from the government. Five years later, Dankner led a group that took control of IDB.

    Even as he looks abroad, Dankner says he now spends about half his time on philanthropy, particularly projects that benefit northern Israel, which was hit by 4,000 rockets during last year's war in Lebanon. During the war, Dankner scheduled board meetings in the north to show his support for the residents under siege.

    Overseas acquisitions have helped balance the company's risk, said Shuky Abramovich, chief executive officer of Clal Finance Ltd., a unit of Clal Insurance. Tel Aviv-based Clal Finance invests 25 percent of its assets under management outside Israel.

    ``In order for Clal to continue to grow and to reach even higher profitability, the only way is to go outside the borders of Israel,'' he said.

    To contact the reporters on this story: Alisa Odenheimer in Jerusalem at aodenheimer@bloomberg.net ; David Rosenberg in Jerusalem at drosenberg1@bloomberg.net


  16. [verwijderd] 2 november 2007 10:44
    10:16:39 92 13,25
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    09:52:26 200 13,21
    09:50:21 70 13,21
    09:49:57 57000 13,25 <----
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    09:00:02 40 1

    ging weer even 57 K over de toonbank, wordt toch weer gekocht zo.

    vr gr willem.

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