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Developing-nation stocks will climb in 2013, extending this year’s rally, as central banks worldwide add money to the financial system and spur investors to seek higher returns, Mark Mobius said.
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Emerging-market stocks rose, pushing the benchmark index to an eight-month high, as improved German investor confidence boosted markets from Poland to the Czech Republic that benefit from growth in Europe’s biggest economy.
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Net capital inflows into emerging market economies are running at record levels, pushing up asset prices and raising the risk governments may impose capital controls, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said in a research report today.
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Investors are stepping up bets that policy makers from Brazil to South Korea will fail in their efforts to stem the fastest appreciation of emerging-market currencies in more than a year.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended clients exit a bet that Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies will gain on concern the central bank will raise borrowing costs to tame inflation.
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Asian exporters, battling a slump in demand, are calling for their central banks to intervene after capital inflows contributed to the best start to the year on record for the region’s currencies.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended clients exit a bet that Hong Kong-listed companies in China will gain on concern the central bank will raise borrowing costs to tame inflation.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is recommending clients sell Mexico’s peso against the Chilean currency because Mexico will post a “subdued pace of growth” in the second quarter of the year.
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The dollar fell against all of its most-traded counterparts on renewed demand for higher-returning assets as traders speculated the Federal Reserve will debase the currency by buying government debt.
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Investors should wager the British pound will weaken further against Norway’s krone as the Scandinavian country’s central bank finds itself unable to stem the currency’s strength, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.
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