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India’s rupee fell the most in a week on concern the Federal Reserve will scale back stimulus measures that have contributed to inflows to emerging markets.
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A global consumer revolution is set to take off amid an unprecedented expansion of the middle class.
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India’s rupee weakened on concern the government will be unable to rein in a record current- account deficit as inflows into equities slow. Bonds declined.
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Asia has attracted $2 billion of capital inflows daily since April 2009 and its foreign reserves have risen “significantly faster than any time in history,” according to DBS Group Holdings Ltd .
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Indonesia’s two-year bonds rallied, pushing the yield toward a record low, on speculation investors are favoring shorter-term notes to guard against price swings ahead of a central bank meeting today. The rupiah fell.
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Indonesia’s yield curve steepened, with the spread between two- and 10-year notes near the widest since June, after inflation quickened to the fastest pace in 20 months. Rupiah forwards rose for the first time in three days.
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Indonesia’s two-year bonds advanced, pushing the yield to a 13-month low, as investors favored short- dated notes on concern a push to reduce the burden of fuel subsidies on the budget will spur inflation.
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Indonesia’s rupiah forwards rose for a second day on speculation the central bank will take steps to rein in inflation after it accelerated to a 20-month high in February. Government bonds advanced.
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Indonesia’s rupiah forwards rose by the most in two weeks and government bonds rallied after the nation unexpectedly posted its first trade surplus in five months and inflation slowed.
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China’s two-year interest-rate swaps rose the most in three months and the yuan traded near a 17-year high after the central bank raised borrowing costs to curb inflation.
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