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Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
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Financial risk from emerging market debt in 2016- BIS estimate of $1.1 trillion in non-bank companies dollar denominated debt for 2015
02/16/2016
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Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
Wall Street Journal 02/16/2016
IMF warning for corporate debt in emerging markets increasing from $4 trillion in 2004 to $18 trillion in 2014
09/29/2015
The IMF singles out China and Turkey for large increases in corporate debt since 2007. Concentrated holdings by American mutual funds of emerging market debt securities is seen by the IMF in 2015 as creating potential systemic instability.
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I.M.F. Cautions on Concentrated Positions in U.S. Mutual Funds
New York Times 09/29/2015
Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
Wall Street Journal 02/16/2016
Emerging market debt- 2010-2014
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Wall Street Journal 09/22/2011
Emerging Markets Are on Their Own
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Mom-and-Pop Investors Bolt Emerging Markets
Wall Street Journal 08/22/2013
New York Times 08/22/2013
‘Fragile Five’ Is the Latest Club of Emerging Nations in Turmoil
New York Times 01/28/2014
Amar Bhidé: In Praise of the Beleaguered Euro
Wall Street Journal 05/07/2012
Growth in emerging market bonds of Brazil, India, China and Russia 2010-2014
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Angry young Indians: What a waste
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Russia, After 12 Years, Returns to Sell Bonds
Wall Street Journal 04/23/2010
Critics Decry Risks Posed by Link Between China's Banks and Bonds
Wall Street Journal 08/16/2013
Mom-and-Pop Investors Bolt Emerging Markets
Wall Street Journal 08/22/2013
New York Times 08/22/2013
Emerging market debt 2015-2017
02/16/2016
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Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
Wall Street Journal 02/16/2016
The global economy in 2015-2016- slowing growth in China, Brazil, Russia and Turkey, as growth picks up in the U.S. and India, and Europe emerges from the eurozone debt crisis
11/29/2015
High debt to GDP ratios in China, Brazil and Turkey lead to slowing growth. India is the exception in emerging markets as foreign investment increases and GDP growth is above 7%, with a boost from halving of oil prices. Europe sees the need for more quantitative easing, and the U.S. makes a slow recovery. Russia may see an improvement after a large devaluation of the ruble. Argentina's prospects are seen as improving with a change in government. Canada sees a change from the drift in the last years of the Harper government and the hollowing out of the industrial sector, with the election of Justin Trudeau. Overall the situation in 2015-2016 is a marked improvement compared to ten years earlier in 2005, as debt issues are tackled seriously in Europe and the U.S. and governance in the private sector improves.
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Tensions With Russia Add to a Chill in Turkey’s Economy
New York Times 11/29/2015
China Unveils Economic Blueprint for 2016
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Putin’s self-destructing economy - The Washington Post
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Russian Economy Stumbles as Stocks and Oil Prices Fall
New York Times 01/21/2016
Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
Wall Street Journal 02/16/2016
Emerging market bonds and political risk
10/10/2014
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In Emerging-Market Bonds, Political Risk Is a Constant
New York Times 10/10/2014
I.M.F. Cautions on Concentrated Positions in U.S. Mutual Funds
New York Times 09/29/2015
Emerging-Market Debt: How Big a Threat Is It?
Wall Street Journal 02/16/2016
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