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| | | The sharemarket is higher after Turkey's move to head off a potential domestic crisis boosted global investor confidence and dampened fears about troubles in emerging markets. A major drag on equities recently has been concerns about a slowdown in emerging ... |
| | | | ... Investments Asia and Emerging Market Equities investment specialist Douglas Cairns said. Indonesia, India, South Africa, Turkey and Brazil will be the worst affected countries, mainly because of their current account deficit. "As we move closer to the ... |
| | | | ... Infrastructure spending in Africa was rising, and falling commodity prices, if sustained, would boost countries like India and Turkey. "Though the lift to emerging markets powered by developed markets may not be as strong as in past recoveries, we think ... |
| | | | ... Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Malaysia, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan and Turkey. The APAC and Emerging division manages some EUR 60 billion of assets as of end June 2013 and has nearly 1,000 full-time ... |
| | | | ... Evans said Australian bonds look safer than their EM counterparts. Evans said the emerging markets such as South Africa, Turkey and India "have seen such a significant sell off in their currencies that they are actually going to be deflationary at some ... |
| | | | ... managers Jack Lowenstein and Chad Slater and its top stock contributors in April came mostly from Japan, followed by Korea, Turkey, the US and China. Minimum investment in the fund is $10,000, with minimum additional investments of $5,000. The responsible ... |
| | | | ... management totalling more than US$20 billion - and recently acquired financial services businesses in the high growth markets of Turkey and India The first broker in Singapore to introduce online trading, PhillipCapital was recently awarded (for the ... |
| | | | While the latest RBA rate cut is an early Christmas present to Australia's mortgage payers, retirees are in for a tougher festive period, says National Seniors chief executive Michael O'Neill. The Reserve Bank (RBA) cut the base rate to 3% yesterday ... |
| | | | Perhaps it's the drunken reverie that comes after stuffing too much stuffed turkey laced with cranberry sauce and downed with a bottle (or four) of cold Budweisers that turned Wall Street's mood into one of optimism last week. The S&P 500 index ended ... |
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