Corporate Bonds’ Rattled Ratio Rationale
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With public and private research on corporate external debt increasingly warning of fundamental deterioration accompanying its post-crisis doubling to $1.25 ...
Ecuador’s Banished Pariah Posture
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Five years after a voluntary $3 billion default, Ecuador sold $2 billion in 10-year debt at an almost 8 percent ...
East Asia’s Testy Maturity Markers
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Korea’s bid for developed market inclusion was indefinitely shelved by MSCI on marginal gains through June, while the Philippines got ...
The World Bank’s Speed Bump Signal
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The World Bank’s half-year Global Economic Prospects update described a “bumpy start” which will keep global growth under 3 percent ...
Ukraine’s Chafed Chocolate Taste Buds
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Ukrainian stocks led the MSCI frontier charge with a near 20 percent gain through end-May as local bond yields reverted ...
The Middle East’s Ensnared Evanescent Evolution
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Egyptian shares kept their 15 percent advance as general recently turned civilian al-Sisi took the presidency with 97 percent of ...
Bangladesh’s Stitched Repair Reaping
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Bangladesh equities up almost 20 percent were at the MSCI frontier top range through May on the anniversary of the ...
The IIF’s Guarded Capital Flow Gaming
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Despite declaring mutual fund investors “back in the game” as the retail portion in particular remains below the historic average, ...
China’s Tarnished Golden Era Passage
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Chinese shares after seeing daylight on the regulator’s decision to limit this year’s IPOs to one-quarter the hundreds of pending ...
Brazil’s Wayward World Cup Ambitions
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Brazilian stocks were barely positive on the latest quarter 0.2 percent GDP growth result on 6 percent inflation keeping the ...