Japan’s Retiring Retail Enthusiasts
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Japanese retail fund outflows to emerging market debt and equity continued through August, despite heavy US and European inflows tipping ...
Private Equity’s Paused Penetrating Insights
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First half EMPEA statistics, collected by the Washington based private equity body in cooperation with country and regional counterparts, show ...
Turkey’s Purged Portfolio Appetite
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Turkish stocks recovered from the post-coup try slide, with domestic-demand driven 3 percent GDP growth intact, despite a massive roundup ...
China’s Shrouded Shenzhen Shuffle
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Chinese shares aimed to slough off negative performance and fund outflows, in contrast with the core emerging market surge elsewhere, ...
Argentina’s Unforgiving Account Fixes
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Argentine stocks were up 15 percent on the MSCI frontier index through July, but lagged the core roster on continued ...
The Middle East’s Sanded Ratings Edge
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Standard & Poor’s mid-year MENA ratings report noted a one-notch average long-term foreign currency downgrade to “BBB” the past year, ...
Poland’s Preempted Pension Pioneers
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Polish shares retreated 5 percent through July, as the Law and Justice Party government continued to come under fire from ...
Digital Finance’s Tentative Thumbs Up
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The Brookings Institute published the second annual edition of its digital and financial inclusion report surveying two dozen low and ...
South Africa’s Election Facade Fiddle
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South African stocks, up 25 percent on the MSCI Index through July, braced for ruling party ANC setbacks in local ...
Egypt’s Serial Adjustment Agitation
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Egyptian stocks rallied on submission of an estimated 3-year $10 billion IMF loan request after the government denied such recourse ...