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Hedge Funds Brace for Renewed Debt Crisis
By Reuters
06/18/2013 3:57:31 PM ET
MONACO (Reuters)—The euro zone's debt crisis may be far from over, while Japan's money-printing gamble to revive its economy could destabilize global markets if it doesn't work, some hedge fund managers say.
They are taking the view that the rally in financial markets over much of the past year, fueled by central bank money printing, could mask a failure to tackle some European countries' and banks' debt problems, and the sell-off of recent weeks may be the start of a longer downward move.
Investors Back away from Emerging Markets on China Fears: BofA Survey
By Reuters
06/18/2013 1:29:09 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters)—Emerging markets are suffering a sharp pullback by investors fearful of a shock from China just as confidence in the world economy, and the euro zone in particular, rises, according to a survey of fund managers.
The monthly poll from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, published on Tuesday [June 18], showed that allocations to global emerging market equities in June hit their lowest level since December 2008, with a net nine percent of respondents now underweight.
Hedge Funds Brace for Renewed Debt Crisis
By Reuters
06/18/2013 3:57:31 PM ET
MONACO (Reuters)—The euro zone's debt crisis may be far from over, while Japan's money-printing gamble to revive its economy could destabilize global markets if it doesn't work, some hedge fund managers say.
They are taking the view that the rally in financial markets over much of the past year, fueled by central bank money printing, could mask a failure to tackle some European countries' and banks' debt problems, and the sell-off of recent weeks may be the start of a longer downward move.
Investors Back away from Emerging Markets on China Fears: BofA Survey
By Reuters
06/18/2013 1:29:09 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters)—Emerging markets are suffering a sharp pullback by investors fearful of a shock from China just as confidence in the world economy, and the euro zone in particular, rises, according to a survey of fund managers.
The monthly poll from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, published on Tuesday [June 18], showed that allocations to global emerging market equities in June hit their lowest level since December 2008, with a net nine percent of respondents now underweight.
Hedge Funds Brace for Renewed Debt Crisis
By Reuters
06/18/2013 3:57:31 PM ET
MONACO (Reuters)—The euro zone's debt crisis may be far from over, while Japan's money-printing gamble to revive its economy could destabilize global markets if it doesn't work, some hedge fund managers say.
They are taking the view that the rally in financial markets over much of the past year, fueled by central bank money printing, could mask a failure to tackle some European countries' and banks' debt problems, and the sell-off of recent weeks may be the start of a longer downward move.
Investors Back away from Emerging Markets on China Fears: BofA Survey
By Reuters
06/18/2013 1:29:09 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters)—Emerging markets are suffering a sharp pullback by investors fearful of a shock from China just as confidence in the world economy, and the euro zone in particular, rises, according to a survey of fund managers.
The monthly poll from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, published on Tuesday [June 18], showed that allocations to global emerging market equities in June hit their lowest level since December 2008, with a net nine percent of respondents now underweight.
Hedge Funds Brace for Renewed Debt Crisis
By Reuters
06/18/2013 3:57:31 PM ET
MONACO (Reuters)—The euro zone's debt crisis may be far from over, while Japan's money-printing gamble to revive its economy could destabilize global markets if it doesn't work, some hedge fund managers say.
They are taking the view that the rally in financial markets over much of the past year, fueled by central bank money printing, could mask a failure to tackle some European countries' and banks' debt problems, and the sell-off of recent weeks may be the start of a longer downward move.
Investors Back away from Emerging Markets on China Fears: BofA Survey
By Reuters
06/18/2013 1:29:09 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters)—Emerging markets are suffering a sharp pullback by investors fearful of a shock from China just as confidence in the world economy, and the euro zone in particular, rises, according to a survey of fund managers.
The monthly poll from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, published on Tuesday [June 18], showed that allocations to global emerging market equities in June hit their lowest level since December 2008, with a net nine percent of respondents now underweight.
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