Archive for the February 11, 2019
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Royal Dutch Shell widened its lead over Exxon Mobil as king of cash among the world's top oil and gas companies last year but its US rival could catch up with its investment drive in
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Cryptocurrencies may be facing a prolonged bear market. Companies that issued tokens, or digital currencies, over the last two years through initial coin offerings (ICOs) may have to sell more of these assets to finance
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Investors pumped record high volumes of cash into emerging markets shares and bonds in the past week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said on Friday amid expectations US monetary policy could lead to a
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Investors pumped record high volumes of cash into emerging markets shares and bonds in the past week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said on Friday amid expectations US monetary policy could lead to a
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Sales of international bonds from emerging markets and junk-rated companies in January, usually one of the busiest months, are down by 30-43 percent from a year ago amid worries about high indebtedness. Debt sales by
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Sales of international bonds from emerging markets and junk-rated companies in January, usually one of the busiest months, are down by 30-43 percent from a year ago amid worries about high indebtedness. Debt sales by
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Most Gulf markets fell on Sunday, led by Saudi and Qatari stocks, as investors cut positions in blue-chip stocks after last week's weakness in global stocks amid lingering uncertainty about the world economy. Saudi stocks
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US fund investors flooded high-yield bonds with cash in recent days, Lipper data showed on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's rate-hike holiday. High-yield "junk" bond funds pulled in nearly $3.9 billion during the seven days
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US fund investors flooded high-yield bonds with cash in recent days, Lipper data showed on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's rate-hike holiday. High-yield "junk" bond funds pulled in nearly $3.9 billion during the seven days
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Sterling will gain between 2 and 5 percent if Britain parts ways with the European Union with a divorce deal but will slide between 5 and 10 percent in the event of a disorderly Brexit,
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