Egypt’s Counterintuitive Counterrevolutionary Count
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Egyptian stocks moved toward positive as S&P raised the sovereign rating to B after nonstop post-Mubarak downgrades in recognition of ...
Mexico’s Nagging NAFTA Nostrums
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Mexican shares while down for the year continued to lead the region and foreign investors kept their 35 percent long-term ...
The Philippines’ Storm-Tossed Straits
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Philippines President Aquino’s economic management reputation which resulted in unanimous sovereign investment-grade promotion was dented by the initial detached and ...
The EBRD’s Stuck Transition Travails
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The EBRD’s annual transition report, which now covers the Mediterranean and Middle East in addition to the former socialist economies, ...
Local Corporate Bonds’ Index Indecency
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After months of launch speculation Bank of America Merrill Lunch beat rivals to initiate a local corporate bond index limited ...
Brazil’s Rooted Ratings Razz
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Brazilian shares continued a 15 percent slump through mid-November as the sovereign paid a premium on an external debt liability ...
Africa’s Untamed Frontier Ferocity
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After probing the non-commodity turnaround in a half-dozen Sub-Saharan economies due to a combination of policy stability, good aid use, ...
Slovenia’s Slovenly Cleanup Clues
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Slovenian shares tried to preserve MSCI frontier index gains as the new government faced an early confidence vote over the ...
Argentina’s Benumbed Bumped Heads
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Argentina stocks and bonds sustained index pre-eminence as President Fernandez returned to office after a month of concussion recuperation and ...
China’s Fulsome Plenum Pleas
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Chinese stocks tried to move into the positive column on reform momentum from the central committee plenum, with the 60-point ...