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| Higher US Interest Rates Won't Cause Another Emerging Markets Financial Crisis Rising US interest rates will shake up emerging markets, but they won't cause another financial crisis, at least in the near future. Higher US interest rates are usually bad for the financial markets of emerging economies. For an obvious reason. They narrow the gap between emerging market interest rates ...
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| France: Financial Markets Regulator (AMF) Announces License for ICOs The French financial markets regulator AMF (l'Autorité des marchés financiers) announced it will establish legislation for initial coin offerings. The new legislation for ICOs could be introduced in April, reported French news outlet Les Echos, March 15. Les Echos, a leading business publication in France, ...
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Goldman Sees 'Financial Fragility' Rising in Markets The stock-market rout in early February that caused a spike in the Cboe Volatility Index is a symptom of growing "financial fragility," or big swings in prices caused by breakdowns in markets themselves as opposed to changes in fundamentals, an economist at the bank wrote Monday in a note to clients.
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| China Appoints US-Trained Central Banker ... is the most prominent Chinese figure in global finance. At 70, he is well beyond official retirement age but stayed on following the 2012 handover of power to a new generation of leaders under President Xi Jinping in what was seen as an effort to reassure companies and financial markets of stability.
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