Americas
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Worries that China's economy will slow down more abruptly than forecast have returned on the agenda, a fund managers survey shows
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Latin America is torn between the US and China and needs more integration, the new IDB director for Brazil says
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Surpluses of copper building up in China and elsewhere threaten to push prices even lower
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Consumers in the world's biggest emerging markets take a step back, raising concern
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Many hopes for emerging market development hang on a ‘merger’ between Asia and Latin America. But it is easier said than done
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For Latin America, it is no longer certain that commodities are a short-term blessing and a long-term curse
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DNB Boligkreditt began marketing a five year dollar covered bond on Thursday, its first benchmark in the currency in two years.
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Fast growth and better fundamentals make emerging markets attractive investment destinations, but some may be overheating, analysts say
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The US and the UK lag behind some Eastern European nations in terms of retirement security; the best countries to retire in are in Europe
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Investors can take advantage of wider bond spreads in some countries in Central and Eastern Europe despite their lack of growth, a strategist says
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When the Federal Reserve stops buying bonds and the dollar starts to rally, emerging market currencies are likely to sell off sharply, a strategist warns
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Under a new model, that will be used to analyse Canadian covered bonds, Fitch said on Tuesday that Canadian house prices were overvalued by a real 20%, which is more than bankers had previously said.