Poland’s Stalwart Pension Pandering
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Polish stocks were unchanged in 2013 as the $50 billion government bonds half of private pension assets were transferred to ...
Syria’s Searing Secondhand Stigma
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Syria initially accounted for its chemical weapons stockpile to UN inspectors around the agreed deadline and an international conference was ...
Tunisia’s Raw Revolutionary Sentiments
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Tunisian stocks on the third Arab Spring anniversary ended with a 10 percent MSCI index loss, with heavyweight bank listings ...
Frontier Funds’ Flagrant Role Reversal
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EPFR’s 2013 detailed fund breakdown showed $4 billion in record frontier market inflows offsetting equal BRICs’ pullback, as all regional ...
Pakistan’s Prickly Purge Portents
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Pakistani stocks closed 2013 with a 30 percent MSCI climb under an IMF program restart and scheduled Eurobond market return ...
Argentina’s Grating Grocery Sweepstakes
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Despite 2013 Latin America leading debt and equity returns at 30 percent and 60 percent respectively, Argentina under new Economy ...
Latvia’s Splattered Euro Spin
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Although less than half the population supported entry and the government fell apart just prior to the transition to atone ...
Dubai’s Exponential Revival Reverie
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UAE shares up 90 percent further dominated the Gulf cohort as Dubai won the host competition for World Expo 2020 ...
Debt Funds’ Jumbled Jingle
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Retail-driven bond outflows continued into year-end at around $50 billion according to EPFR although the 2013 sum was $10 billion ...
The Caribbean’s Seasonal Jubilee Jumble
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Debt forgiveness pleas by religious and social activists, initially aimed at official and commercial lenders during Grenada’s second workout, turned ...