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While the "net issuance" of international debt securities almost halved to $475 billion during the third quarter of 2009, largely due to decline in borrowing activity of developed countries (-45%), "residents in emerging market economies took advantage...
Tags: BIS, emerging economies, debt securities, India, carry trade, Mumbai, Public finance, Foreign exchange market, International trade, Business Finance, Macroeconomics, Government debt, Monetary policy, International economics, Euro
The U.S. dollar faces "crosswinds" as some of the extraordinary market developments that fueled the currency's sharp appreciation in the second half of 2008 fade or even reverse, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said. BIS said in its quarterly...
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THE ultra-low level of global interest rates may increase the risk of excessive risk-taking by banks, and consequently of new asset price bubbles, said a study published today by the Bank for International Settlements. A special report in the BIS's quarterly...
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Saddam Hussein planned an audacious military assault on a United States-funded radio station in the heart of Prague, the Czech intelligence service has disclosed. Using a rocket-launcher and assault rifles, Iraqi agents were to launch a deadly attack...
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First off I would like to ask anyone if they have anything against gay or bi people and may I ask why. First off I see nothing is wrong with gay or bi people. I can't stand when people use that discrimination on people! I mean I have some gay and bi...
Switzerland — The Bank for International Settlements urged governments Monday to move away from "staggering" stimulus packages as the global economy stabilizes and focus instead on reforming the international financial system. BIS, a key standard-setter...
Tags: Bank for International Settlements, central banks, BIS, foreign exchange, exchange reserves
Banks transferred funds out of the United States and into Europe in the first three months of 2008 as they turned to safer assets amid the global credit crunch, the Bank for International Settlements said. "In the first quarter of 2008, reporting banks...
Tags: United States, BIS
US500 billion ($520 billion) of debt used to fund the takeovers falls due, the Bank for International Settlements said. Companies bought by private equity firms worldwide must repay the high-risk, high-yield loans and bonds by 2010, the Switzerland-based...
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Emerging economies risk taking a harder hit than so far anticipated from the slowdown in major industrial countries, the Bank for International Settlements said in its annual report. Emerging markets in Asia and Latin America have been showing resilience...
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