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  Wednesday, June 20, 2012
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Commodities continue upward trend
While the US dollar slid against the euro and yen ahead of Federal Reserve officials' measures to stimulate the world's biggest economy, commodities rose as Asian stocks swung between a mix of gains and losses...
India's central bank holds steady
The Reserve Bank of India defied widespread calls on Monday to revive the sharply slowing economy with cuts in interest rates and cash reserve minimums at banks, as the coalition government was given reigns to pull the country out of crisis as growth continues to crumble...
Asian markets down as focus shifts to Spain
With rising Spanish and Italian bond yields signaling that European leaders still have much to do to contain the Eurozone debt crisis, Asian shares dropped following Monday's small rally...
Prisma Capital under new ownership
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), the private equity company has bought hedge fund money manager Prisma Capital Partners, making the latest move by the private equity sector to boost assets by bolting on smaller funds-of-funds shops...
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Surfing the waves of uncertainty 
Cody Farmer, Client Porfolio Manager of the Janus High Yield Fund tells BENCHMARK how this fund is ideally suited to succeed in times of volatility such as these with its nimble approach and methodical investment process...
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Jason Lam recounts his competition experience and advisor philosophies.
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Greece remains, outlook uncertain
Parties supporting a bailout that would save Greece from bankruptcy won a slim parliamentary majority on Sunday, beating radical leftists who rejected austerity and bringing relief to the Eurozone which was braced for fresh financial turmoil...
Investors fear worse to come in Myanmar
In Yangon, Myanmar, decades-old ethnic divisions that have spawned the bloodiest clashes in years in remote areas are threatening to take the shine off the country's new image as Asia's next big frontier market...
Central banks prepare for worst
From Tokyo to London, central banks checked their ammunition on Friday in preparation for any backlash from Greece's election, with the European Central Bank hinting at an interest cut and Britain set to open its coffers...
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