Pakistan’s Graduation Gravity Spell
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Pakistan shares continued at the bottom of the Asian pack, with an over 10% loss through August, as a typical ...
Central America’s Clinging Clown Acts
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Central American bonds sold off as Guatemala’s president Morales, formerly a well-known comedian, ousted the UN’s anti-corruption monitor as it ...
Power Africa’s Short-Circuited Anniversary Annals
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Power Africa released its first annual report under the Trump administration on its fourth anniversary, as the new head of ...
Argentina’s Convoluted Christening Ceremony
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Argentine stocks, after sloughing off disappointment at MSCI’s unmentioned first-tier return with the frontier index up 35% through July, was ...
South Africa’s Unconcealed Radical Regret
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South African shares, after a decent 15 percent jump through July still lagging the core universe 25 percent, scrambled to ...
Russia’s Singeing Sanctions Stretch
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Russian stocks continued outlier double-digit losses despite a pickup in Q2 GDP growth to the 4 percent range as US ...
Central Africa Should Rejigger Rescue Formula (Financial Times)
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As an August IMF blog recounts, four of the six countries in the Francophone Central Africa Economic and Monetary Community ...
Fund Flows’ Record Reset Rumblings
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EPFR-tracked fund bond and equity inflows were at record-setting pace through August, at $70 billion and $50 billion respectively, with ...
Asia Local Bonds’ Unheeded Unstable Equilibrium
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The latest edition of the Asian Development Banks’s local currency bond publication, covering nine emerging markets for the full first ...
Iraq’s Unreconstructed Conflict Model
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Iraq’s first $1 billion stand-alone bond was oversubscribed at an almost 7% yield as security forces were poised to retake ...