Capital Controls’ Captive Audience Qualms
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Post-election Argentina reacting to massive capital flight slapped new regulations on household and corporate dollar purchases as next-door Brazil, which ...
The Dutch Caribbean’s Treading Treat
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A year after gaining fiscal independence from the Netherlands and launching a joint stock exchange Dutch Caribbean members Curacao and ...
Spanish Banks’ Layered Latin Letdown
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With West European banks’ Latin America exposure just behind their overwhelming Eastern one which parents are already paring, Spanish giant ...
Iran’s Serial Sanctions Stubbornness
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The Tehran Stock exchange lost ground in October as the threat of new international commercial and financial punishment exacerbated currency ...
Private Equity’s Driven Deal Display
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The Emerging Markets Private Equity Association reported that Q3 fundraising through 120 sponsors had returned to the pre-Lehman level year ...
Egypt’s Fading Square Peg Fit
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Egyptian shares stayed at the bottom of the core universe heap as Tahrir Square again erupted in mass demonstrations and ...
Cote D’Ivoire’s Default Remedy Dalliance
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Cote d’Ivoire external bonds rose above 50 as the IMF resumed a $600 million credit facility with one-fifth the amount ...
Greek Banks’ Nihilistic Network Effects
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Greek banks, that will suffer most as the largest group of commercial holders under a proposed 50 percent government debt ...
Guatemala’s General Menacing Streak
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Former General Molina won the second round presidential runoff over business executive Baldizon, briefly boosting external bonds which must soon ...
China’s Delicate Dim Sum Dismay
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The standout securities frenzy associated with trial yuan-denominated “dim sum” offerings in Hong Kong has joined wariness in other segments ...