The G-20’s Weaned Currency Intervention
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Despite historic hypothesis about a Plaza-like joint currency effort among major powers, the G-20 financial official meeting in China, although ...
FDI’s Cloudy Deal Dilemma
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UNCTAD’s 2015 global FDI review showed a 35 percent jump to $1.7 trillion, mainly in industrial countries which recaptured over ...
BRICS’ Reinforced Rheumy Repercussions
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The World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report blamed emerging economy weakness for paring the 2016 growth forecast to below 3 ...
Regional Rivals’ Flagrant Fleeting Flip
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Despite shared global interest rate, geopolitical and deleveraging risks financial market role reversals in early January could set the regional ...
Emerging Market Risks Unrelenting Until End-Decade Rebound
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After more than 25 years providing independent analytical research and advisory services to public and private sector clients on developed ...
Stock Markets’ 2015 Universal Ugly
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Both the MSCI core and frontier benchmark indices dropped over 15 percent in 2015, with Hungary in the former and ...
The BIS’ Callous Calming Effect
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The Bank for International Settlements’ latest quarterly review cited “uneasy calm” in advance of the US Federal Reserve’s first post-crisis ...
Private Equity’s Public Market Pummel
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A new paper commissioned by the Dubai-based Abraaj Group and written by Harvard Business School professors cites long-term performance and ...
Anti-Money Laundering’s Poor Country Soak
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With Turkey’s G-20 summit due to review the financial regulatory agenda, including unchanged remittance costs despite the 5 percent medium-term ...
The TPP’s Financial Services Finagle
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The agreed TPP text was released in November with an 80-page financial services chapter with standard provisions for national treatment, ...