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Belarus’s dollar bonds tumbled to the lowest since March on a report the nation will be forced to borrow more from Russia and speculation the government will scupper a program to sell state assets.
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The cost of protecting bondholders against a Hungarian government default may rise after the Economy Ministry said the budget deficit would widen this year without the one-time revenue from private pension funds, according to DZ Bank AG.
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Belarus may need a $2.5 billion International Monetary Fund loan package to help cover its external financing gap after the country’s foreign reserves plunged, according to UniCredit SpA.
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Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych wants to replace central bank Governor Volodymyr Stelmakh with an ally a year early, a move analysts said would extend his influence to monetary policy.
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Belarus may need a $2.5 billion International Monetary Fund loan package to help cover its external financing gap after the country’s foreign reserves plunged, according to UniCredit SpA.
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Belarus may devalue its ruble by at least 20 percent in the coming weeks as the former Soviet republic depleted reserves to plug its current-account deficit, according to UniCredit SpA and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc.
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Ukraine’s hryvnia and Kazakhstan’s tenge will gain at least 6 percent by year-end as higher food prices fuel inflation, prompting the country’s central banks to allow currency appreciation, says UniCredit SpA.
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Belarus’s dollar-denominated bonds rebounded from yesterday’s plunge, which pushed yields to record highs on currency-devaluation concern.
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The ruble slid the most this month against the dollar as chaos in the Middle East prompted investors to take their money out of markets viewed as posing a higher risk.
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The ruble slid the most this month against the dollar as chaos in the Middle East prompted investors to take their money out of markets viewed as posing a higher risk.
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