South Africa’s Ducked Live Wires
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South African stocks kept positive despite the reintroduction of rolling power blackouts from Eskom’s strained grid as ratings agencies postponed ...
Mexico’s Muffled Missing Student Instruction
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Mexican bonds and stocks ended 2014 with losses as President Pena Nieto on his second anniversary in office two decades ...
Nigeria’s Stretched Band Recoil
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Nigerian stocks were down 30 percent on the MSCI Frontier Index after the central bank raised the benchmark interest rate ...
Korea’s Cinematic Stagnation Staging
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Korea shares continued to decline after brief foreign investor inflows on the North’s reported cyber-attack against Sony Pictures in the ...
Hungary’s Recanted Mass Conversion
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Hungarian shares were off 25 percent for the worst Central Europe MSCI result as ratings agencies reaffirmed the BB+ sovereign ...
Africa’s Tethered Trade Finance Hub
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The African Development Bank after approving a $1 billion export credit support program completed a 45-country survey of 275 banks ...
The Philippines’ Hemmed Hurricane Resistance
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Philippines debt and equity maintained double-digit gains as another massive December typhoon lashed the islands, with resident evacuations and property ...
Honduras’ Asylum Seeking Recognition
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Honduran bonds rallied as a Central American overweight with the IMF inking a 3-year $100 million facility as the new ...
Ukraine’s Frantic Foreign Fund Manager Mandate
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Ukraine external bond yields stayed at 20 percent for the second greatest EMBI loss as the President and Prime Minister ...
The Gulf Trio’s Oil Swing Swipe
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OPEC powers Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait sold off shares as cartel production stayed constant despite the 30 percent ...