Archive for the January 8, 2017
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Brazilian shares will probably extend their rise to approach all-time highs in 2017, outperforming Mexican stocks, as inflation and interest rates fall, a Reuters poll showed. The median forecast of 13 strategists in the poll
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Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has yet to scare off overseas investors, who are snapping up British government bonds at the fastest pace on record, figures on Wednesday showed. This suggests that
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Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union has yet to scare off overseas investors, who are snapping up British government bonds at the fastest pace on record, figures on Wednesday showed. This suggests that
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Ireland raised 4 billion euros ($4.17 billion) at its first-ever 20-year bond sale on Wednesday, drawing more than twice as much demand in a syndicated deal that covered over a third of its minimum funding
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Ireland raised 4 billion euros ($4.17 billion) at its first-ever 20-year bond sale on Wednesday, drawing more than twice as much demand in a syndicated deal that covered over a third of its minimum funding
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France aims to launch its first "green" bond by the end of the month, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said on Tuesday, as the government seeks to make Paris a centre for financing environmentally friendly projects.
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France aims to launch its first "green" bond by the end of the month, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said on Tuesday, as the government seeks to make Paris a centre for financing environmentally friendly projects.
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Stock markets in the energy-rich Gulf saw a sharp drop in the number of initial public offerings in 2016, as well as the value of listings, a report said Wednesday. Only three IPOs were made
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The European Central Bank bought far fewer Portuguese government bonds last month than its rules dictate, reducing its support for a country where government borrowing costs are rising and the economic outlook is uncertain. The
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The European Central Bank bought far fewer Portuguese government bonds last month than its rules dictate, reducing its support for a country where government borrowing costs are rising and the economic outlook is uncertain. The
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