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When does an economy turn the corner and start to recover? The UK thinks it has reached that point, as chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne declared on September 9: “our economic plan is working”.
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What precisely is it about Ben Bernanke’s job that markets don’t understand? Once again the bleating has started, about how the Federal Reserve has mishandled its communication to the market and Bernanke has made a mockery of forward guidance.
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Popular opinion had, until this week, been rather unkind to UK Financial Investments, the vehicle set up to look after the UK’s stakes in banks rescued from failure in the financial crisis. But the gloriously executed start to the government’s sales of its Lloyds stake on Tuesday showed that the consensus had been unfair.
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Five years ago this week, Lehman Brothers fell. The hubris of an investment banking industry that saw itself as master of the universe met a tragic reckoning.
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Earlier this year, several CEEMEA bankers extolled the virtues of using the euro market for diversification and claimed that emerging market issuers were due a push into that currency. They thought that volatility in the dollar market had brought with it the opportunity for the European investor base to show its mettle.
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After a rampant three week period, there are precious few names left in the SSA pipeline. There are a few big deals to look forward to, but with so much uncertainty in markets, perhaps an early finish to the post-summer frenzy is a good thing.