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Bloomberg
6 hrs ago
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Mexican stocks climbed to the highest
level in two years and the peso rallied after JPMorgan Chase &
Co. raised the country to “overweight” on the prospect the
economy will grow faster than that of developed nations.
Bloomberg
Nov 29
Comment
It’s hard to keep a straight face as
economists in Tokyo gush over a bit of growth.
Reuters
Nov 27
Comment
Top Philippine refiner Petron Corp plans to raise up to 10 billion pesos ($212 million) by selling 100 million preferred shares, the company said in a filing to the securities regulator on Friday.
Wall Street Journal
Nov 27
Comment
The deal from a group of friendly investors could back the conglomerate's management as it diversifies and increases its holdings in power and telecommunications.
MarketWatch
Nov 25
Comment
Stocks are buoyed by data indicating that the United States, its biggest export market, remains on course for recovery.
Bloomberg
Nov 24
Comment
(Update1) Argentine farmers plan to raise
their own funds to fight an imminent locust plague in the
country’s largest wheat province because government cash for
fumigation efforts is insufficient, a farmers group said.
Forex News
Nov 24
Comment
The Mexican peso rose after Fitch Ratings finally ended a speculations drama and cut the country’s rating one level, making the peso to grow as currently it is one of the cheapest currencies among emergent markets.(...)Read the rest of...
Bloomberg
Nov 24
Comment
(Update1) Mexico’s peso is poised to rise as
much as 20 percent against the dollar over the next year because
the currency is one of the cheapest in emerging markets and
exports to the U.S. are set to grow, according to Pacific
Investment...
Commodity Online
Nov 24
Comment
The Philippine peso fell in spot and offshore forward markets Tuesday after a retreat in gold prices boosts the dollar sparking a bout of short dollar covering.
Metal Bulletin
Nov 23
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The majority of a total of 1,202 workers from Codelco’s Andina division accepted an offer made by the company to lift wages by 3% and pay bonuses and benefits which totals 7.3 million Pesos ($14,825) as part of a three-year collective contract...
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