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  • Mexican stocks dropped 1.36 percent on Friday as fiscal woes among smaller European economies spurred concern about emerging economies, while the peso posted a modest rise against the dollar. The benchmark Mexican IPC index of

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  • Brazilian stocks closed down on Friday, as the momentum over better-than-expected growth numbers in the United States proved short-lived. The benchmark Bovespa stock index dropped 0.28 percent to 65,401.77, its sixth loss of the past

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  • US corporate bond spreads were little changed on Friday as stronger-than-expected economic data was eclipsed by investor worries over the impact of proposed financial regulation on banks. Prices of investment grade corporate bonds have pulled

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  • US corporate bond spreads were little changed on Friday as stronger-than-expected economic data was eclipsed by investor worries over the impact of proposed financial regulation on banks. Prices of investment grade corporate bonds have pulled

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    • News Desk
    • Jan 31st, 2010
    • Comments Off on US bankers, investors see strong 2010; five IPOs expected next week

    The market for initial public offerings started 2010 with some hesitation, but a promising pipeline of IPOs offers a glimmer of hope for the coming months, bankers and investors say. Many of the strongest companies

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  • UK bank Lloyds is considering making its debut covered bond issue in euros, banking sources familiar with the situation said on Friday. The UK bank held a non-deal roadshow with investors earlier in January, but

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  • UK bank Lloyds is considering making its debut covered bond issue in euros, banking sources familiar with the situation said on Friday. The UK bank held a non-deal roadshow with investors earlier in January, but

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  • US Treasuries rose on Friday on month-end position-squaring, nervousness about the fiscal health of some European nations and expectations the US economy's growth pace in the fourth quarter was unsustainable. Stock market losses also fed

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  • US Treasuries rose on Friday on month-end position-squaring, nervousness about the fiscal health of some European nations and expectations the US economy's growth pace in the fourth quarter was unsustainable. Stock market losses also fed

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  • South Korean treasury bond prices jumped on Friday in a regional debt market rally as jitters over Greece and China sparked strong safety bids and share sell-offs. Seoul shares posted their biggest daily percentage losses

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