Americas
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Even though some assets staged a brief rally after the results of the US election, investors should still tread carefully in emerging markets
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A UK company plans to get oil majors such as Russia’s Gazprom to use its technology to turn gas that is usually flared into crude
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The risk investors take in the US stock market is very high because of successive rounds of quantitative easing, an analyst says
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Countries in CEE, as well as Greece, did the most to improve their business climates over the past year, a World Bank report shows
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Preliminary data from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) show Asian banks quickly replaced Western banks in Asia-Pacific
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Currencies in emerging Europe like the Polish zloty and the Russian ruble would profit from good news in Spain, a strategist says
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Investors polled for the monthly fund managers survey are "not exactly bursting with optimism," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said
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Emerging markets are going through a liquidity rally, boosted by money-printing by the Fed and the ECB. But it may turn into a growth rally
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Bayerische Landesbank sold its second ever dollar covered bond benchmark on Tuesday, pricing a $500m two year trade that carried one of the lowest ever coupons in the dollar covered bond market.
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The IMF/World Bank annual meetings in Tokyo ended with little agreement on what to do to solve the eurozone crisis – but with a lot of intriguing insights into where the world economy is going
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Protectionism – both trade and financial – is on the rise worldwide as a result of the global crisis. The need for new rules of the game is as urgent as ever
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Geopolitical risk has once again clouded the outlook for commodity prices – even as macroeconomic fears take their toll