The BIS’s Unsettled Loan Lift
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The BIS in its March quarterly publication marked the “end of a high capital inflow period” in Asia and Latin ...
Latvia’s Fading Fiscal Fatigue Remedy
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Latvia prepared to sell $2 billion in Eurobonds as it entered the final stretch of the 2008 EUR 7.5 billion ...
China’s Nuclear Option Knocks
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Chinese shares struggled to stay positive as officials suspended new nuclear plant approvals in reaction to Japan’s calamity after Premier ...
South Africa’s EMEAnacing Glare
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South African securities were caught in the Europe-Mideast pincer movement of fund managers’ standard cross-regional pairing with stocks and the ...
The Basle Committee’s Staggering Property Pronouncement
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In its annual report the BIS, while lauding developing economies for crisis “escape,” cited growing imbalance risks including “staggeringly rapid” ...
The EU’s Supranational Solution Snub
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As EU members gathered to chart new regimes for the fiscal convergence Stability and Growth Pact and post-EFSF sovereign debt ...
Malaysia’s Oil Transformation Trigger
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Malaysian shares, unlike the rest of the region, were aided by the post-Libya global oil price premium with the country’s ...
Libya’s Steadfast Resistance Sparks
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As Libyan business and diplomatic professionals endorsed the mass revolt against Colonel Gaddafi and his family’s four-decade stranglehold on oil ...
Iran’s Defiant Subsidy Sacrifice
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With the rest of the region under popular siege and with renewed clashes at home between security forces and the ...
Vietnam’s Plodding Pilot Pileups
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Vietnamese stocks, which lagged East Asiain 2010, continued to wheeze after the five year Communist Party Congress granted Premier Dung ...