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| | | ... yields. As for emerging markets, BlackRock prefers countries that are implementing reforms to open up their economies such as India and Mexico. |
| | | | Future Fund managing director David Neal has expressed concern at the lack of safe, liquid investments available for institutional investors to deploy their vast amounts of cash. Asked at an Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) Investment ... |
| | | | ... conducted research in over 13 emerging market countries since 2011, including Mexico, Peru, Chile, West and South Africa, India, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and China. "Our grassroots research involves visiting emerging-market countries and ... |
| | | | ... of Sydney president Anthony Serhan said. The cheerier end of the spectrum shows that major developing economies such as India and China "have more to smile about with their employment prospects than their global counterparts, with 77% and 60% of respondents ... |
| | | | ... this doesn't track those that have already double-dipped like the People's Bank of China (PBOC) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Competitive devaluation is a zero sum game... unless, of course, we find life on the moon, on mars or another planet ... |
| | | | IFM Investors has acquired 100% of the Indiana Toll Road Concession Company (ITRCC), which operates the Indiana Toll Road (ITR), for US$5.7 billion. The ITR spans northern Indiana to the Illinois state line and runs for 253 km. It connects highways ... |
| | | | ... majority's now betting on a May cut, maybe... maybe April. But when it comes to back-to-back surprises, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) takes the gong. The RBI announced another unexpected interest rate cut yesterday that followed its unexpected rate ... |
| | | | ... political reforms that allow economic growth, and noted that these reforms are already happening in the Philippines, Indonesia, India and Mexico. |
| | | | ... previous month. And this was before the latest round of "surprises" - monetary policy easing by the central banks of Australia, India, Singapore, China, Peru, Turkey, Russia and Canada; QE by the ECB; more (or longer) QE by the BOJ; and the RBNZ's policy ... |
| | | | ... "gives Asian governments the opportunity to implement reforms" such as lowering oil subsidies, something that Indonesia and India have already started doing. In a report about the impact of oil prices on equities, BlackRock said that it doesn't believe ... |
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