JOHANNESBURG, Sept 4 (Reuters) – South Africa's rand slipped early on Tuesday, as investors waited for second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) figures due out later in the day.
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LONDON (Reuters) – A rebound in Chinese shares and a rally in Italian bonds bolstered Europe's spirits on Tuesday, though the pressure remained firmly on emerging market currencies as the dollar shifted up through the gears again.
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Ten years after the worst financial panic since the 1930s, growing debt burdens in key developing economies are fueling fears of a new crisis that could spread far beyond the disruption sweeping Turkey.
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… were previously near-automatic rollovers of syndicated loans, Paul McNamara, a London-based fund manager at GAM UK Ltd., said on Bloomberg's
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Is Tesla really producing as many cars as Elon Musk says it is? Aside from generating crazy headlines – tweeting last month, for example, that he plans to take the company private, then announcing two weeks later that he decided not to – Musk is also …
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