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| | | ... amid end of week profit-taking. The markets also had one eye on the leaders of the G20 major developed and developing nations who were gathering in Paris for two days of talks. On the smaller European bourses, Lisbon made the biggest move, down 1.18 ... |
| | | | ... greenback but because Egypt's role in these markets is neglible as the region's major petro-dollar fixed interest investor nations place their reserves elsewhere. |
| | | | ... until we found that the sovereign debt crisis did not stop at Greece. We were all convinced until we saw most European nations slashed government spending and raise taxes to right their wrong budget deficits. Now we're replaying the same calls. Now ... |
| | | | Governments of developed countries are pouring millions of dollars into development funds to help strengthen the financial systems of developing countries in Asia. The Government of Luxembourg has committed a further a,-1.5 million ($2 million) to an ... |
| | | | ... rouble in the Chinese inter-bank market. Parallel trading is expected to soon open in Russia. Trade volumes between the two nations is estimated at $50 billion, up 45 per cent in just one year. The currency switch is expected to result in less demand ... |
| | | | ... world got along nicely. South Korea even grew wealthy and is the only Asian country to become a member of the rich club of nations - the OECD - apart from Japan of course. But "If anything can go wrong..." The trouble in this Asian Tiger has added to ... |
| | | | ... world celebrated the end of the first world war that happened nine decades and two years ago, the leaders of the G-20 nations are meeting in South Korea, all hoping that they would not have to sign their own version of an armistice. Each hopes that an ... |
| | | | Media Super has become one of the latest super funds to adopt the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment. Media Super, the industry fund which caters to people in creative industries, said it believes companies that act in a responsible ... |
| | | | ... G-20 gabfest at Gyeongju: blah, blah, blah... and more blah, blah, blah. As it always is when top authorities of the top nations meet, there's going to be too much chatter and too little done. Financial markets were right to expect that the brewing currency ... |
| | | | ... The country is at a developing stage and has looser regulations with regards to company reporting than in the developed nations, and it remains a big challenge for fund managers to ensure company information they receive is accurate." Two funds achieved ... |
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