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	Financial Markets As-it-happens update ⋅ February 8, 2018
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	How Do Capital Controls Affect Capital Markets In Asia? Forbes A closed economy stands for government control. Economic growth can be directed. One downside of that system is usually a small bond and stock market, which hinders durable economic development. The government will ultimately have to ease up on capital controls to allow more foreign capital to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Markets fall back ahead of Bank of England interest rate decision The Guardian Long equity and short equity implied volatility were among the most crowded trades, meaning that risk management manoeuvres in response to the initial market action accelerated the sell-off. Nevertheless, while technical factors may have contributed to the extent of the adjustment, the source of it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cushman & Wakefield Appoints Chair of EMEA Capital Markets The FINANCIAL The FINANCIAL -- Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Eric van Dyck as Chair of its EMEA Capital Markets business as the firm continues to drive growth across the region. Capital markets specialist Van Dyck re-joins Cushman & Wakefield from Redevco B.V. which he joined in 2010 first as COO and ... Flag as irrelevant
	LatAm currencies to emerge unscathed from stock market rout Reuters Data last week showing a solid annual rate of increase in U.S. wages, driven by higher paid workers, kindled a jump in U.S. Treasuries yields that helped trigger a global stock market rout. Higher U.S. rates could drain funds away from emerging markets, which tend to offer higher yields. Still, moves in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bulls vs. bears: taking sides on the stock market Reuters "The market is in concussion protocol here," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer with Greenwood Capital in Greenwood, South Carolina. "It took a very violent hit over the last several days, there are going to be some lingering effects from that." Investors are also keeping an eye on other potential ... Flag as irrelevant
	The market drop was machine-made Santa Fe New Mexican This most recent round of volatility has been among the most expected in recent memory (except, perhaps, by President Donald Trump, who Wednesday offered, via Twitter, a sophomoric good-news/bad-news analysis that amounts to markets making a "big mistake"). Analysts, investors and financial ... Flag as irrelevant
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