Investors' insurance cost via credit default swap increased. (Photo : Reuters )This is an image of an investor looking at a visual representation of stock market figures.
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Default risk rise as emerging corporate bonds swell
As the dollar wins over other currencies such as the rouble and peso, emerging corporate bonds increase.
Canadian Dollar steady, but not for long
The Canadian dollar remains steady against the US dollar, but may change once the Federal Reserve Chairman makes his remarks on quantitative easing.
Curacao retains rating but S&P lowers outlook
Curacao retained its A minus credit rating from Standard and Poor's but declines in outlook. (Photo : R)The image is the corporate headquarters facade of Standard & Poor's.
SOCAR sole bidder for DESFA
SOCAR, the Azeri state energy company, had started negotiations with the Greek government for the purchase of natural gas grid operator DESFA.
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The Ambani brothers of India announced signing a US$2.1 billion Telecom Deal. (Photo : Reuters)The image is Reliance Industries' Chairman Mukesh Ambani.
Fed Chairman Bernanke's announcements on quantitative easing is anticipated by the market. (Photo : Reuters)President Barack Obama's next choice to head the U.
Europe's better performance gave companies who used 'brave' investments good results.
Meraas Holding and Emaar Properties announced an engaged joint venture for the development of a premium lifestyle community, Dubai Hills Estate.
Egypt, after two years of political unrest, is nearing the completion of its deal with the International Monetary Fund.
Huishang Bank, due to the lack of clarity in the Shanghai Stock exchange, is set to list its IPO in the Hong Kong bourse.
Investors said that emerging market assets are prone to inflation, making them a very risky place to invest in.
Arabtec Holding announced on Sunday that is has signed a joint venture contract for US$629 million. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the facade of one of the projects of Arabtec.
Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Stephen Hester was urged by the bank's board to step down prior to the government's sale of its 81% stake.
