Archive for the May 15, 2017
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Defying a toxic mix of nuclear and political tensions, South Korean stocks - Asia's cheapest - have scored record-highs in the past week. Now, with the election of liberal moderate Moon Jae-in as the nation's
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Banks' "unconstrained" ability to generate credit by pledging the same assets as collateral multiple times needs to be curbed or risks creating a new financial bubble, the vice president of the European Central Bank said
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Most Gulf stock markets edged down on Sunday with Saudi Arabia dampened by a much wider first-quarter loss at PetroRabigh, while agreement between the International Monetary Fund and Cairo did little to help Egypt's bourse.
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Interbank buy/sell rates for the taka against the dollar on Sunday. 80.50-80.50 (previous 80.50-80.50). Copyright Reuters, 2017
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Japanese investors sold a record 4.256 trillion yen ($37.24 billion) of foreign bonds in April, the first month of their 2017/18 financial year, data from the Ministry of Finance showed on Thursday. The Japanese investors'
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Japanese investors sold a record 4.256 trillion yen ($37.24 billion) of foreign bonds in April, the first month of their 2017/18 financial year, data from the Ministry of Finance showed on Thursday. The Japanese investors'
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Iceland's remaining capital controls should be ended by the end of the year, a top finance official said, dovetailing with a potentially radical overhaul of monetary policy that may include a peg. The country's recovery
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Nigeria sold fewer bonds at auction than expected as the yields on offer failed to attract foreign investors worried about currency risk, traders said. The Debt Management Office (DMO) raised 110 billion naira ($318 million)
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Nigeria sold fewer bonds at auction than expected as the yields on offer failed to attract foreign investors worried about currency risk, traders said. The Debt Management Office (DMO) raised 110 billion naira ($318 million)
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European and emerging markets equities are more attractive than US equities, and volatility in stock markets is "insanely low," influential investor and head of DoubleLine Capital Jeffrey Gundlach told Reuters on Wednesday. Gundlach, who oversees
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