A new report by Jones Lang LaSalle reveals that more than half of all global real estate investment resides in […]
Nurturing Undiscovered Companies
By Mark Mobius, From Templeton Blog Emerging economies can tend to have higher growth rates and can be more dynamic […]
ML Fund Managers Survey – Jan 2013
I have recently been quite busy with other matters and I am sure that my lack of presents has been […]
Investors’ most favored market in February is…
Asset allocators are overweight equities and underweight bonds and cash, with high overweight positions in emerging markets, a survey shows. […]
Commodities: Correlating Trends with Opportunities
By Mark Mobius, From mobius.blog.franklintempleton.com/2013/02/06/commodities-trends/ Commodity price inflation is both a social and an economic issue. In emerging markets in […]
The Man to Watch for Reforms in China
How close is China to driving financial reform and opening up its markets? Perhaps the answer lies not with the […]
China exports, imports surge boosts recovery hopes
By- http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/08/us-china-economy-idUSBRE91702T20130208 (Reuters) – China’s exports and imports surged as inflation abated in January, pointing to a rebound in external […]
Chinese Developers Turn to Overseas Financing in 2013
As China’s property market continues to rebound, more of the country’s developers are heading overseas for cash, as domestic credit […]
Water Could Be The World’s Next Biggest Market
In Uganda, a beer brewer is paying communities to protect wetlands in a bid to secure a steady supply of […]
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Global Central Bank Gold Rush and Why Bundesbank Strikes First!
By Liu-Yue (Louie) Lam, Co-Founder, Oxstones Investment Club, In an important surprise move reported a few weeks ago, Germany’s central […]