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US Treasury yields have jumped in the past week
Kevin Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole has pushed up borrowing costs for dollar issuers
◆ Three year creates another point on curve ◆ €750m was target, Leumi’s deputy CEO said ◆ Strong market reopening after summer lull gave confidence
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Hungary has again demonstrated a willingness to tread its own path. Moves such as bank nationalisation, building barriers and increased protectionism have incurred the wrath of Brussels but have been copied by other EU member states -
The governor of the central bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina hopes global investors will understand the opportunities and will seek to exploit them but so far, the main source of that attention has come from China
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The strength of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s banking sector is one of the tiny country’s overlooked successes, posting despite double digit growth in income and in return on equity
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Interventions by the Budapest Stock Exchange and Hungary’s financial regulators have enabled the country’s capital markets to play a lead role in attracting homegrown innovators and foreign investors
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Since Viktor Orban came to power in Hungary, more than half of the share of the banking sector is controlled by the government. But the sector is healthier, more profitable and showing an appetite to expand into the wider region
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is a middle-income country with a huge potential for growth, but unfortunately, it is the news and discussions about the politics that most of the time dominate the economic reform debate.
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