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| | | ... which gained 10.1 per cent as it announced plans to extend its online film- and television-distribution service to Latin America. Among the big losers was News Corp, which plunged 7.3 per cent as it faced anger and investigations over allegations that ... |
| | | | Brace yourself people! We might be in for another rough one this week. Gauging from the S&P 500's 1.2 per cent fall on Friday last week, hang on to your hat Australia. This was reportedly triggered by massive falls in the share price of UniCredit -- ... |
| | | | ... capital market related deals across Asia Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Latin America. Jesudason was previously head of Asia Pacific FIG team. |
| | | | The introduction of fixed income products will spark huge development in the Australian ETF market, according to issuers, if as expected, they are authorised later this year. The ASX does not currently allow fixed income products to be listed although ... |
| | | | ... Commodities of nearly all persuasions dropped with a thud and so did Wall Street along with other markets in North and Latin America and most of Europe. Do I have permission to gloat for this space's prescience? Do I get a thank you for warning about ... |
| | | | ... non-traditional markets to maintain growth. Suggested links included emerging economies within Asia, as well as in Latin America, Africa and the Middle East where trade and investment barriers are currently in place and would need to be lowered if the ... |
| | | | ... or India... or the BRIC economies... or Asia. But there's the other group of emerging markets... and its name is Latin America. Oh yeah, that spells Brazil to most. Yes Brazil - the land of surf, sea, sand and Mardi Gras. It might be surprising to those ... |
| | | | ... trustees at the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds that the unrest in the Middle East is likely to spread to Latin America and parts of Asia, threatening Western investments. "It's not a revolution of the destitute," he said, pointing to demographics ... |
| | | | ... big brands in the region - household names in the country they're based. These corporates issuing debt in Asia or Latin America have predictable revenues and often have stronger balance sheets than their developed market counterparts. Mittal also predicts ... |
| | | | ... Griffiths, global head of fixed income, Aberdeen. The asset manager has looked increasingly at emerging markets such as Latin America, where Venezuela is a house favourite, and leans strongly towards Asia. In credit markets in general though, appetite ... |
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