Cash-Rich Firms Sit Tight, Fearing Government Meddling
Published: Monday, 7 Nov 2011
By: Reuters http://www.cnbc.com/id/45200565
Fears of government intervention and regulatory changes are
causing companies in Asia and Europe to refrain from increasing spending
despite improved balance sheets since the global financial crisis, a survey by
money manager Fidelity Worldwide Investment showed.
The debt crisis in Europe and
sluggish growth in the United States have top companies worried about the
sustainability of existing sales volumes, according to the survey of more than
110 analysts at Fidelity in Europe and Asia.
These issues trump other factors such as inflation, wage
costs, pricing and companies' financing positions, with healthcare and
utilities companies, in particular, fearing intervention even more than banks… http://www.cnbc.com/id/45200565
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