Revue de presse / a la une financiere us du 16/01/2012

Presse française boursière et financière du mardi 17 janvier 2012. Au menu de la presse française ce matin : Financial Times - Political failure casts a cloud on Europe .Despite some signs of progress at a national level, collective political mismanagement was the overriding factor for S&P - Tough player battles to tame banking system .Mark Carney, new FSB chief, is pursuing reforms aimed at ensuring that the system is ?fully productive in supporting the real ec onomy? - Iran warns on output rise after sanctions .Saudi Arabia and other Opec countries told not to boost oil production to make up any shortfall caused by western measures again st Tehran - Bank results threaten to dash US hopes .Faltering performance from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Bank of America could dent optimism over the pace of cor porate recovery - Saudis set to open up access to bourse .The Middle East?s biggest economy is expected to allow foreigners to invest directly on its $340bn stock market for the first ti me - Brussels to rap Hungary over central bank .Commission to give formal notice to Budapest it will challenge a new law that infringes central bank independence in the Europea n Court of Justice - Murdoch attacks Obama over online piracy laws .The White House speaks out against proposed legislation, inviting a strong response from the News Corp chief executive - Finance tribunal opens to settle disputes .The Hague-based tribunal, funded by the Dutch government, aims to build internationally recognised legal precedent on complex tr ansactions - Nigeria braced for more strikes .Dispute over fuel prices is likely to run into a second week as talks between unions and government fail to find common ground .