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  Friday, July 13, 2012
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Mainland banks push regulations to the limit
In order to meet regulatory requirements on how much funds they must hold – China's banks are playing a game of cat-and-mouse with Beijing authorities, window-dressing deposit numbers at the end of each quarter...
Indonesia repays IMF with 1 billion in EU bailout
The decision is the result of binding agreements between Jakarta and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) signed during the most recent G-20 summit in Mexico...
OPEC predicts 2013 oil demand slowdown
World oil demand growth will slow in 2013 from the already weak 2012 – on grounds of the continued Eurozone debt crisis, a faltering US economic recovery and the deceleration of growth in emerging markets...
New suspicious Argentine data on egg shells
For years, Argentina has been repeatedly under fire over the accuracy of its annual economic data – a sudden shift to statistics that seem closer to reality is raising eyebrows...
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The fallacy of the Sports Illustrated Jinx
According to sporting folklore, appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated is career suicide – but while there is some truth to the myth, it has nothing to do with superstition. Philippa Huckle helps readers understand the real truths behind the Sports Illustrated Jinx in order to make you a better investor...
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HK property bubble remains despite hampered growth
Housing prices grew at a slower pace and sales fell in Q2 as the global stock markets weakened, but Hong Kong's financial chief warns that risk of a bubble will remain as long as interest rates stay low...
Tech industries' invincible aura fading fast
Investors hopes begin evaporating that top technology companies will offer a safe haven this year from the economic storms across the Eurozone, Asia and the US...
China initiates flipside in rare earths market
Currently the world's biggest producer of rare earth metals, China is likely to turn an importer of the vital industrial ingredients by as early as 2014 – consumption rises in order to boost domestic high-tech industries rather than shipping away raw materials overseas...
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