Japan’s Errant Helicopter Heave
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Japanese investment trusts continued net emerging market fund outflows as domestic bond yields turned positive and the Nikkei index was ...
China’s Wooly Work Conference Antics
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Chinese stocks scrambled for traction despite equity raising up 30 percent through December and a record 50 IPOs in November, ...
Central Asia’s Frozen Financial System
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A new World Bank report examining Emerging Europe and Central Asia’s 25-year financial sector reform record cites recovery since the ...
Iran’s Extended Sanctions Slant
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The Tehran Stock exchange index dropped 5 percent, as President-elect Trump won the contest with a signature vow to “rip ...
China’s Stuttering Strait Talk
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Chinese A shares continued to languish on the MSCI index into December despite Hong Kong-Shenzhen’s link inaugural, as Taiwan’s component ...
China’s Manipulative Mood Bending
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Chinese “A” shares stayed in a rut trying to escape double-digit MSCI loss and the Yuan slipped past 6.8/dollar as ...
Asian Markets’ Thwarted Third Quarter Thrust (Asia Times)
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Asian stock markets with the big exception of China’s A shares, down 10% on the MSCI index in dollar terms, ...
China’s Yuan Entry Yawn
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Chinese stocks were stuck at a double-digit loss as the currency barely budged on officially joining the IMF’s SDR basket ...
Central Asia’s Doubtful Dictated Outcomes
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The undisclosed death and power vacuum left by Uzbekistan’s post-independence strongman Karimov upset sub-regional investors already wary about succession planning ...
Japan’s Retiring Retail Enthusiasts
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Japanese retail fund outflows to emerging market debt and equity continued through August, despite heavy US and European inflows tipping ...