Archive for the February 4, 2019
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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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Global investors recommended an increase in equity holdings to the highest in almost a year, with a majority of funds polled by Reuters this month saying the pull-back in stocks has run its course. The
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Global investors recommended an increase in equity holdings to the highest in almost a year, with a majority of funds polled by Reuters this month saying the pull-back in stocks has run its course. The
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Foreign exchange trading out of London declined 4 percent in October 2018 to $2.61 trillion, compared with six months earlier, thanks to a drop in volumes in swaps, a semi-annual survey by the Bank of
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US money market fund assets fell this week but held above $3 trillion as investors shifted some cash back into stock and bond funds away from ultrasafe assets, the Money Fund Report said on Wednesday.
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US money market fund assets fell this week but held above $3 trillion as investors shifted some cash back into stock and bond funds away from ultrasafe assets, the Money Fund Report said on Wednesday.
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Expectations that Egypt would cut interest rates and improved performance across emerging markets pushed up the country's stocks 4.6 percent this week, with some analysts expecting the trend to continue in coming weeks. Gains by
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Eurobonds from sub-Saharan Africa will perform better this year even though debt levels in some parts of the region are ballooning, as diminishing prospects for further US interest rate hikes support demand, a Reuters poll
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Eurobonds from sub-Saharan Africa will perform better this year even though debt levels in some parts of the region are ballooning, as diminishing prospects for further US interest rate hikes support demand, a Reuters poll
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China will relax rules on IPOs for a planned Nasdaq-style tech board in Shanghai as it seeks to encourage start-ups to list at home after losing the likes of Alibaba and Baidu to Wall Street.
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