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The Outlook For Latin America? Unbalanced GrowthEmerging Money • Thu, May 3, 2012
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The Outlook For Latin America? Unbalanced GrowthEmerging Money • Thu, May 3, 2012
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- Thursday, May 31, 2012, 12:59 PM More on the fund manager survey: Money flowing out of Brazil is moving elsewhere in Latin America as fund managers are overweight Chile, Mexico, and Colombia. Also popular are Taiwan and India. Countries underweight: China, Thailand, Russia South Korea, and Turkey. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 2:53 AM If China grows "only" 7.5% this year, Latin America will likely feel the pain, as China has become one of the largest trading partners for many Lat.Am. countries and has helped open Asia as an export market. In Brazil, exports to China have increased more than forty fold since 2000, growth that is likely unsustainable as China slows. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, December 20, 2011, 10:10 AM As the Mercosur summit opens in Montevideo, higher tariffs on a slew of products look to be on the way as South America contends with a flood of cheap Asian imports. Argentina and Brazil have already agreed to a considerable boost in the average 14% rate, with just some back-room haggling left to bring other countries on board. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Monday, August 29, 2011, 4:07 PM S&P launches a new stock index that includes companies from Chile, Peru and Colombia. The S&P Mila 40 Index covers the largest and most liquid stocks traded in the Andean nations. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Wednesday, July 6, 2011, 11:51 AM Colombia moves its first international paper since becoming an investment grade credit, selling $2B in 10 year notes to yield 130 bps over Treasuries, and about 35 bps more than Brazil and Mexico pay. Rich in oil and minerals, the country is enjoying the fruits of the global resources boom. GXG +24% Y/Y. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, May 31, 2011, 5:20 PM Moody's raises Colombia's debt rating to Baa3 - investment-grade territory - citing the government's ability to deal with shocks of all sorts and a good handling of the booming revenues coming in from the commodity boom. GXG +38.0% Y/Y. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
- Thursday, May 12, 2011, 4:54 PM "In good times, everybody looks very handsome" says Nicolas Eyzaguirre of the IMF (formerly Chilean Fin Min), issuing a stern warning to Latin American countries to prepare for an inevitable economic shock. "We are much more prone to overspend in good times than other parts of the world." 3 Comments [Global & FX]
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Friday, March 18, 2011, 9:00 AM
Premarket gainers: CRA +29%. CTIC +10%. GPL +5%. RCL +5%. CIGX +5%. EXK +5%. VE +5%. SI +4%. URRE +4%. CCJ +4%. NGG +4%. DNN +4%. NOK +4%. SLW +3%. HL +3%. DAL +3%. UN +3%. TOT +3%. AMR +3%. FTK +3%. UAL +3%. US +3%. CSCO +3%.
Losers: AFFY -8%. NKE -7%. PLX -4%. PPO -4%. CPGI -3%. TM -3%. HTS -3%. OAS -3%. 1 Comment - Thursday, February 10, 2011, 10:02 AM The Colombian government's welcoming policy on oil and mining exploration is drawing the interest of Carlos Slim. "They don't want to have Treasuries ... the dollar is weak and there’s no interest," says Slim, explaining why Colombian politicians would rather invest reserves in commodities. GXG -1.0%. AND -0.8%. 4 Comments [Global & FX]
- Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:21 PM Lloyds (LYG) confirms (.pdf) it's in advanced talks to exit the U.K.'s asset protection program, and says it's confident any terms imposed on it by the European Commission won't be material. The comments buoyed British bank stocks, allaying fears Lloyds would be forced into a massive restructuring similar to that imposed on ING Group (ING) earlier this week. LYG +10.4%. RBS +11.3%. BCS +7.5%. Comment!
- Tuesday, December 16, 2008, 11:07 PM Australia and New Zealand dollars have surged to their highest in more than a month following the Fed rate cut, which is seen as (US) dollar-negative. Comment!
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Dividend Sheet
$APU $OLN and $ UBNK are the best yielding ex-dividend stocks for tomorrow + http://stks.co/bK69 + I like $AAPL $AND $ALTR - View all 0 replies
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Perkins Cove
x oil-field, so much talk about the "Cliff", when it may be a "Bunny slope". Bloomberg's Stephanie Ruhle is smart AND sassy. - View all 3 replies
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Perkins Cove: Excellent charts this morning on Bloomberg about the "Fiscal Cliff". And the fact that the debt ceiling (mid-Feb) is of greater importance.
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x oil -field: @R Yes,would agree concerning ''the fiscal cliff being a possible bunny slope'',it's just pure hype!
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freefdawatchlist
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freefdawatchlist
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Andrew Shapiro
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Perkins Cove
x oil-field, so much talk about the "Cliff", when it may be a "Bunny slope". Bloomberg's Stephanie Ruhle is smart AND sassy. - View all 3 replies
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Perkins Cove: Excellent charts this morning on Bloomberg about the "Fiscal Cliff". And the fact that the debt ceiling (mid-Feb) is of greater importance.
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x oil -field: @R Yes,would agree concerning ''the fiscal cliff being a possible bunny slope'',it's just pure hype!
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Vertical Spread
To solve employment AND entitlements: my Cadillac dealer left me stranded last week. No return shuttle. Hire drivers! (seniors, retirees?) - View all 3 replies
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Perkins Cove: IMO, the WHOLE market is rising on the APPL pie (shout out to Dr. Kris on vacation) As goes AAPL, so goes the market.....
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Bret Kenwell
If the bears fail to have strength here AND if the jobless claims is good tomorrow. Bull-rocket. Bears have left S&P ideal for too many days - View all 4 replies
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crimsongator: words for what they are. A war cry. Who is fighting that war under false pretenses and why. Figure that out and make up your own mind. -
crimsongator: But in all honesty I must work tomorrow and therefore bid you goodnight. Is has bee a pleasure. You are smarter than you looked.
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Bret Kenwell: I'm just short the SPY and day trading for now. KO looks good to me long-term WHEN (not if) we get our pullback.
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Caiman Valores: Tack I mean it is getting close to mgmt having to disclose the company structure going forward including asset sales and debt.
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Michael Terry: I see TEF 4/13's trading to yield 4.20% - might be something here for short maturity debt.
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Mercy Jimenez
OAS DOWNGRADED today by Raymond James http://bit.ly/MmBlxb AND UPGRADED by UBS http://reut.rs/MmBkta -- do your own DD! - View all 5 replies
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DettoTheSecond
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Franklin Feddersheim: lol. "shouting detto" should have it's own brand. I'd buy a t-shirt -