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| | | ... problems, has taken many investors by surprise. "A decade ago no one would have believed Mexico could borrow more cheaply than Spain," she explained. Emerging market debt funds enjoyed a stellar year in 2012 as spreads tightened and risk premiums dropped ... |
| | | | ... inconclusive elections earlier this week. Madrid's IBEX 35 retreated 0.52 per cent to 8187.1 points after gloomy news that Spain's manufacturing sector continued to shrink in February. The euro fell to $US1.2984 from $1.3062 late in New York on Thursday. ... |
| | | | Poland, Chile and Spain look a better bet than the US and UK for institutional investors' sovereign debt portfolios, according to a new research report from AXA Investment Management. The investment house has developed a new framework for analysing ... |
| | | | ... Europe would play out, deciding factors would be Germany's grip on its "purse strings," and the ability for counties like Spain and Greece to make serious structural reform. Commenting on Greece he said: "Everything possible they need to do... they need ... |
| | | | ... February and April 2011. Then again, 2011 was a year of heightened uncertainties: Greek default fears and bailout fears for Spain and Italy; Japan earthquake/tsunami/nuclear meltdown that disrupted production; America's debt ceiling impasse, and; Standard ... |
| | | | ... costumers. No current customers are affected by the transaction, Pepper Group said. The Australian company will be trading in Spain as Pepper Finance Corporation (Spain) SL. The transaction is another step on the ongoing European expansion of the mortgage ... |
| | | | ... remember the story that hit the headlines two days ago? Yes that one, the one about the political uncertainty in Italy and Spain. That caused just brief palpitations - and a high for dip buyers, did it not? And just yesterday morning, word spread that ... |
| | | | ... also took a lead from Wall Street and Europe, where encouraging economic data offset concerns over political uncertainty in Spain and Italy. Tokyo soared 3.37 per cent, or 416.83 points, to 11,463.75 - its highest close since September 2008 after the ... |
| | | | ... market train after it paused on jitters, concerns, trepidations and worries over political uncertainties in the Eurozone -- Spain's top honcho Mariano Rajoy could be booted out of office and Italy could see the bunga bunga boy Signor Berlusconi returned ... |
| | | | ... investors went bargain hunting for shares that had slumped sharply the previous day on political uncertainty in Italy and Spain, dealers say. The euro climbed to $1.3562 meanwhile, from $1.3514 late on Monday with traders shrugging off a call by French ... |
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