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| Emerging markets rush turning into secular move |
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| Business & Finance Club - London : Investors caught in the middle of simmering global currency tensions are finding little option but to grab anything that is emerging markets as low rates and a falling dollar feed into a rush into high yielding assets.
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| Stocks up as Fed easing view grows |
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| Business & Finance Club - New York : The dollar slid to a 15-year low against the yen and Asian stocks rose on Monday as U.S. jobs data boosted the chances of easier U.S. monetary policy and IMF and G7 meetings produced little to ease global currency tension.
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| Gold rises towards $1,350/oz as dollar languishes |
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| Business & Finance Club - LONDON : Gold prices rose back toward $1,350 an ounce in Europe on Monday and silver touched a new 30-year high as expectations |
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| Bangladesh issues stock alert |
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| Business & Finance Club - Dhaka: Bangladesh's two stock exchanges yesterday issued a red alert, warning investors against a bubbling bourse, fearing these would burst soon unless urgent defusing measures were taken.
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| China makes big push to expand its yuan business in Hong Kong |
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| Business & Finance Club - Beijing : When China began its reform process 30 years ago, no part of the polity, economy or society remained untouched — including Buddhist temples which were rebuilt on elaborate scales to allow a sliver of religious freedom.
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| Gold hits new highs as stocks take a beating |
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Business & Finance Club Magazine - Money Markets - London: Gold hit a lifetime high of Rs19,010 (Dh1,482) per 10 grammes in India yesterday while it hit a record dollar high above $1,250 an ounce and new peaks in other currencies as concern over Europe's economic outlook lifted risk aversion, knocking stock markets lower for a third session.
Fears grew over prospects for a European economic recovery after ratings agency Fitch warned that the United Kingdom was facing a "formidable" challenge in its plans to cut high government borrowing. |
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