Malta’s Ambivalent Anti-Crisis Crusade
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Maltese bonds and stocks rebounded from immediate post-Cyprus jitters but the offshore center’s struggle was highlighted by the IMF’s annual ...
Mexico’s Momentary Modernization Muddle
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Mexican shares swooned briefly just before a trip by US President Obama to hail the country’s “moment” as in the ...
Malaysia’s Reluctant Razak-Edge Margin
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Malaysian shares and the currency which have lagged ASEAN peers climbed on Prime Minister Najib Razak’s National Front narrow re-election ...
Bangladesh’s Cloistered Clothing Destruction
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Bangladeshi shares continued to lag on the MSCI frontier index following another textile factory tragedy as hundreds of workers perished ...
China’s Affected African Aid Admonitions
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A comprehensive data base compiled by researchers at the Center for Global Development and William and Mary College attempts through ...
Rwanda’s Misty Sales Swing
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Rwanda’s maiden $400 million sovereign bond received $3 billion in orders sending the issue yield below 7 percent even though ...
Central Europe’s Decentralized Bank Planning
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The IMF while considering or providing renewed support from emerging sovereigns battered by the Eurozone crisis, has released a strategy ...
The East Caribbean’s Fraying Union Label
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The East Caribbean Central Bank, which manages the 2.7 to the dollar currency peg for eight island monetary union members, ...
China’s Rattled Rat Catchers
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Chinese bank shares continued to languish even as monthly lending topped RMB 1 trillion in March, as regulators demanded further ...
The Financial Stability Board’s Exercise Flab
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At the recent Bretton Woods institution gathering the Basel-based Financial Stability Board associated both with the BIS and IMF barely ...