Emerging markets rally showing signs of strain
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Investors are concerned that low liquidity in emerging equity markets and exposure of currencies to the oil price will sound the death knell for the market's rally.
Investors are concerned that low liquidity in emerging equity markets and exposure of currencies to the oil price will sound the death knell for the market's rally.
Employment in the US climbed and wages picked up in March, signs of labour-market durability in the face of lethargic global growth.
Oil prices are set to recover to around $US70 per barrel thanks partly to strife in the "fragile five" oil producers, according to a paper from RBC Capital.
Treasuries fell, led by 30-year bonds, as traders look to US employment data for the next clue to the Fed's interest-rate path.
The campaign for Britain to leave the EU has been backed by 250 business leaders including the former chief executive of HSBC.
​China's industrial profits returned to growth in the first two months of 2016, despite weakening business conditions and slowing economic g...
It could be the next monetary tool that central banks turn to, according to Capital Economics.
Australia's savings rate has dropped to 2008 levels, but it's enough to reduce the chance of a severe housing correction.
ANZ has joined the growing consensus that the RBA is done with easing, scrapping its prediction for two more rate cuts.
Fund managers are finally spending their cash hoardings, according to Morgan Stanley's global fund manager survey for March - with commoditi...
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