The Euro Area’s Rooted Rot Rotation
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As the average PMI passed 50 and banks cited better lending conditions in terms of supply, the IMF circulated its ...
Private Equity’s Public Pain Pricks
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The Emerging Markets Private Equity Association reported first-half respective 50 percent and 10 percent drops in fundraising and allocation offset ...
The Caribbean’s Faulty Wiring Weave
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Amid a slew of sovereign debt defaults and Jamaica’s conspicuous equity underperformance on the MSCI frontier index the IMF probed ...
Africa’s Flexed Land Grab Lunge
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With attention focused on foreign agricultural investor acquisition of millions of hectares in places like Ethiopia and Sudan, the World ...
Hungary’s Cloying Closeout Capers
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Hungarian stocks scrambled for positive traction as the central bank again cut interest rates to 4 percent, as bankings were ...
South Africa’s Remorseful Birthday Gifts
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South African shares and the rand were down 15 percent for the year as former head of state Mandela marked ...
Russia’s Churlish Host Habits
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Russian shares despite p/e ratios around 5 remained off through July with the expected glow from hosting the G-20 central ...
The World Economy’s Quarter-Point Quagmire
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As widely signaled in Managing Director speeches, the IMF clipped its emerging and developing economy 2013 GDP growth forecast 0.3 ...
Vietnam’s Bent Bad Bank Truths
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Vietnamese shares remained flat on the MSCI frontier index after the bank bad asset management company VAMC was finally launched ...
Corporate Defaults’ Dreary Drumbeat
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The drought in external corporate issuance in May and June, after a record $200 billion volume prior to the Fed’s ...