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Thursday, August 11, 2016

Singaporesharesopen lower on Thursday

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SINGAPOREshareprices opened 0.59 per cent lower on Thursday with the Straits Times Index down 17.1 points to 2,858.47 at 9.04am.
This followed US markets, which analysts say were hit by profit-taking after US stocks reached new records over the last three sessions.
The

DowJonesIndustrial Average lost 0.2 per cent to 18,495.66. The broad-based S&P 500 fell 0.3 per cent to 2,175.49, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index shed 0.4 per cent to 5,204.58.
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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Monday, July 14, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer hailed his side's remarkable team spirit after their 1-0 World Cup final win over Argentina at the Maracana on Sunday.

Neuer, who was named goalkeeper of the tournament following the extra-time victory, paid tribute to the squad and coaching staff, as well as the players who were unable to travel to Brazil due to injury.

The game had looked to be heading for a penalty shootout until fellow substitute Andre Schuerrle escaped down the left and sent in a cross that Goetze controlled on his chest before slamming past Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Monday, July 14, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

FIFA awarded Lionel Messi the 'Golden Ball' as the top player of the World Cup on Sunday after the Argentina captain led his side to the final at the Maracana where they lost to Germany 1-0 in extra time.

The four-times world player of the year had a quiet game by his standards against Germany but scored four of his team's six goals in the group stage.

He also set up Angel di Maria's winner in the last 16 against Switzerland and shouldered the burden of slotting home Argentina's first penalty in their shootout win over the Netherlands in the semi-finals.

Messi also won four successive man-of-the-match awards against Bosnia, Iran, Argentina and Switzerland.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Monday, July 14, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Mario Goetze scored a superb extra-time winner as Germany beat Argentina 1-0 to become the first European team to win a World Cup held in South America on Sunday.

Bayern Munich star Goetze struck in the 113th minute to finally break Argentina's resistance as Lionel Messi's dream of emulating Diego Maradona ended in defeat.

The decisive moment of a World Cup brimming with wonderful goals came with penalties looming in front of 74,738 fans at Rio de Janeiro's famous Maracana Stadium.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Saturday, July 12, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Brazil's injured star Neymar is on a shortlist for the World Cup's best player which also includes seven names from Sunday's World Cup final between Germany and Argentina.

Lionel Messi, Javier Mascherano and Angel Di Maria from Argentina are on the list announced by FIFA on Friday. Captain Messi has scored four goals heading into the final.

Germany have four representatives, led by skipper Phillip Lahm, five-goal scorer Thomas Mueller, Toni Kroos, and Mats Hummel.

Neymar, who scored four goals before he suffered a fractured vertebrae, Colombia's hot shot James Rodriguez, with six goals, and the Netherlands' veteran forward Arjen Robben make up the 10

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Saturday, July 12, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

A Germany side chasing a place in history will attempt to wreck Lionel Messi's dream of a World Cup coronation with Argentina on Sunday as the month-long football carnival hits a climax at the Maracana Stadium.

The 64th game of one of the best World Cups of all time pits Europe against South America - a duel between two football superpowers in one of the sport's most evocative arenas.

Germany are attempting to become the first side from Europe to win a World Cup in the Americas, determined that a golden generation will finally gets it reward after a string of near-misses.

Messi, meanwhile, is seeking the triumph which will silence forever the remaining critics who argue that the absence of a World Cup title precludes him from a place alongside Diego Maradona in football's pantheon.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Thursday, July 10, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Argentina beat the Netherlands 4-2 on penalties to reach the World Cup final after a dire two hours of defence-dominated football failed to provide a semi-final goal for the first time in the tournament's history on Wednesday.

Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero saved Ron Vlaar's first penalty then made a superb diving save to deny Wesley Sneijder, allowing Maxi Rodriguez to crash home the decisive kick as his side converted all four of their penalties.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Wednesday, July 09, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Germany scored five goals in 18 astonishing first-half minutes on their way to a 7-1 semi-final mauling of Brazil on Tuesday which shattered the host nation's hopes of winning their sixth World Cup.

It was the most shocking result in the tournament's history, Brazil's record World Cup defeat and their first at home in 64 competitive matches since 1975.

Germany will meet Argentina or the Netherlands in Sunday's final in Rio de Janeiro after an unbelievable performance in which striker Miroslav Klose became the tournament's highest scorer of all time with his 16th World Cup goal.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Tuesday, July 08, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

The Mexican referee who missed Luis Suarez's bite in the World Cup had encouragement from Brazil but a warning from Germany on the eve of Tuesday's semi-final which he will also officiate.

Marco Rodriguez refereed the Uruguay v Italy group game when striker Suarez bit defender Giorgio Chiellini off the ball.

The official was following play elsewhere at the time so took no action, but FIFA gave Suarez a four-month ban from football and a nine-game suspension from playing for Uruguay - the severest ever sanction at a World Cup.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Monday, July 07, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Brazil stoked controversy ahead of the World Cup semi-finals here Sunday by calling on FIFA to scrap the suspension which has ruled captain Thiago Silva out of the host nation's clash with Germany.

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) said it wanted FIFA to rescind the yellow card awarded against Silva during Friday's bruising quarter-final win over Colombia.

The card against Silva was "unjustly shown" and the defender should therefore be allowed to face the Germans in Belo Horizonte, the CBF said in a statement.

The Brazilian association also demanded FIFA launch an investigation into the "violent challenge" by Colombia's Juan Zuniga which saw star striker Neymar ruled out of the tournament.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Saturday, July 05, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Brazil defeated Colombia 2-1 and Germany beat France 1-0 in the World Cup quarter-finals on Friday to set up a heavyweight semi-final showdown.

An early goal from Brazil skipper Thiago Silva and a stunning free-kick from David Luiz was enough to give the World Cup hosts victory over Colombia in a niggly last eight meeting in Fortaleza.

Colombia's star James Rodriguez left the field in tears after his sixth goal of the tournament, an 80th-minute penalty, was not enough to prevent Brazil from advancing to Tuesday's semi-final in Belo Horizonte.

The victory came at a cost for Brazil, though, with captain Silva picking up a yellow card which will see him suspended for the clash with the Germans.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Saturday, July 05, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Nice's controversial ban on "ostentatious" displays of foreign flags for the duration of the World Cup was lifted on Friday on the orders of an administrative court.

Following an appeal by two rights group in the French Riviera city, the court termed the move by right-wing mayor Christian Estrosi as "disproportionate" to the actual threat posed by public order by potential unrest among fans.

Mr Estrosi declared the ban on Monday ahead of the Algeria-Germany second round match following incidents of unrest around Algeria's previous matches in several French urban centres.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Friday, July 04, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Football's powerful governing body came under renewed scrutiny after a Brazilian police chief said Thursday a FIFA member provided thousands of World Cup tickets sold illegally at games for millions of dollars.

Police commissioner Fabio Barucke said "someone from FIFA" and "an intermediary from Match Hospitality", FIFA's ticket agency, had channelled the tickets onto the black market.

The FIFA figure, whom police are trying to identify, is believed to be staying at the Copacabana Palace, a luxury Rio de Janeiro hotel used by some FIFA hierarchy at the World Cup, Mr Barucke told reporters.

The scandal is the latest to hit FIFA, which is already battling allegations that members accepted bribes from a Qatari football official to secure support for the emirate's campaign to get the 2022 World Cup finals.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Thursday, July 03, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Over the past year it seemed every blackout, traffic jam or cancelled flight in Brazil was met with the same refrain: "Just imagine during the World Cup." The doomsayers could not have imagined how well the tournament would go. The first three weeks of the World Cup have been as remarkable for the mostly smooth logistics and carefree atmosphere as for the thrilling play on the pitch.

After months of hand wringing over unfinished public works, violent protests and costly stadiums delivered at the last minute, impressions of the host country have swung 180 degrees.

And many Brazilians are still angry about the US$11 billion of public spending on an event that will likely leave at least four stadiums as white elephants and few of the urban transit projects that were promised.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Wednesday, July 02, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Notorious Singapore match-fixer Wilson Perumal on Tuesday denied he had predicted the result of the Cameroon v Croatia World Cup game which is now under investigation.

Perumal said he was "shocked and amazed" at reports of his actions and apologised to Cameroon, according to a statement he released through the Italian investigative journalist website Invisible Dog.

The allegations were reported by Der Spiegel magazine and the Cameroon Football Federation has since launched an inquiry. But Perumal said he only gave an "informal assessment" of the Cameroon-Croatia game in a Facebook conversation with the journalist.

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Tuesday, July 01, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Facebook on Monday said that the World Cup has kicked up more action at the leading social network than any other event in history.

More than a billion comments, posts, and "likes" related to World Cup matches have been racked up since the tournament began on June 12, in a level of online conversation never seen before at Facebook, according to the California-based social network.

About 220 million people have taken part in the unprecedented online conversation.
Knock-out matches that took place during the weekend pushed the overall number of "interactions" at Facebook past a billion.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Monday, June 30, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Most Brazilians attending World Cup matches are white, wealthy and dissatisfied with leftist President Dilma Rousseff's government, said a survey published Sunday.

Of the Brazilian fans attending Saturday's round of 16 match between the host nation and Chile, 75 per cent were men, 67 per cent were white and 90 percent were middle-class or wealthier, pollsters Datafolha found.

It said there was little sign in the stadiums of the rising middle class that has emerged under Rousseff and her predecessor, fellow leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Only nine percent of Brazilian fans were from the so-called "C Class," the lower-middle-class income bracket defined as monthly earnings of US$500 to US$2,000 - which now covers 49 per cent of Brazil's population.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Saturday, June 28, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez said on Friday that Luis Suarez had been made a "scapegoat" for biting an opponent at the World Cup, lashing out at the "excessive severity" of his four-month ban.

"Many times you forget that the scapegoat is a person, who has rights," said Tabarez, who read out a pre-prepared statement during a press conference ahead of Uruguay's last-16 game against Colombia on Saturday.

"In this specific case of Luis Suarez, despite the faults he may have committed, he has made significant contributions to football from the pitch." Tabarez also said the punishment was "of excessive severity" and claimed that it was "more focused on the opinions of the media".

Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Friday, June 27, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal of the World Cup but crucially wasted several other good chances in Portugal's 2-1 win over a haphazard Ghana on Thursday that sent both sides home.

The Portuguese finished level on four points with the United States in Group G but the Americans advanced to the last 16 courtesy of a better goal difference despite their 1-0 loss to group winners Germany in Recife.

The World Player of the Year could have changed that had he converted three great chances which would have sent the Europeans through at the expense of the U.S. on goals scored.

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Fifa World Cup Market News Update : Epic Research Singapore

Posted on Thursday, June 26, 2014by EpicResearchSingapore with No comments

Football disciplinary chiefs gathered evidence against Luis Suarez on Wednesday as calls mounted for the Uruguay star to be kicked out of the World Cup after his latest biting storm.

The Liverpool striker shocked the footballing world when he sank his teeth into Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's 1-0 victory over the Azzurri on Tuesday.

Suarez, banned twice before for biting opposing players, could be expelled from the tournament if found guilty.

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