Institutional investors drawn to developed markets: State StreetMONDAY, 20 MAR 2006 12:22PMDeveloped markets such as Canada, Chile, Norway and Singapore have attracted the largest amount of fund inflows over the last week, suggesting a thematic shift from 'safety first' to 'leverage', according to the latest research note from State Street Global Markets. |
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