MORNINGSTAR.IT – Emerging people shed their skin

MORNINGSTAR.IT - The trend of the world economy is forcing developing countries to review their growth models - The transformation is not painless and China complicates things - The next hike in US interest rates accentuates…

During the mid-August period, Europe is the quietest stock market and even Greece celebrates - Wall Street is up and down but the new Disney parks dedicated to Star Wars help it - The real crisis point is in the markets…
Bond emerging countries: "diversify" is the key word

SWISS & GLOBAL AM - There is a large and diverse group of more than 60 emerging countries from which to select the best opportunities, with different markets and economic cycles - The winners are mainly found in Eastern Europe, where…
SACE's optimism for exports

The SACE Export Report reveals a fund of optimism about the new Italian export, an optimism that is not only a manner but finds its reasons in the ability of our most internationalized companies to rearrange their strategies to intercept…
Asian Tigers no longer scratch

A slowdown in the economies of the Asian Tigers, particularly India and Indonesia, is undeniable, but some of the structural flaws that caused the '97 crisis are no longer there. The Chinese economy is also set to slow down, but if you…
SACE: a hot summer for emerging countries

"A hot summer for emerging countries" is the title of the latest SACE focus, which examines the current currency difficulties in some of the main emerging countries (in particular India, Turkey, South Africa, Brazil and Indonesia) and the possible risks…
China risk: too much debt to continue growing

ING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT'S OPINION - Over the past 10 years, China had become the leading trading partner of emerging economies: the international consequences of the Chinese slowdown therefore cannot be taken lightly, also because there is a significant risk…
The boom hour for emerging markets

The prospects for emerging countries worsen, after Bernanke hypothesized a review of quantitative stimulus policies. There are already signs of exchange rate devaluations, inflation, and difficulties in external accounts for emerging economies.
The Generali meeting and Del Vecchio's own goal

The owner of Luxottica attacks the management of the Leone and calls for the resignation of the CEO of Trieste, but then contradicts himself by voting in favor of the Generali top management - Perissinotto's reply lasts: "Being an insurer is a profession…
Kpmg, new models for Italian exports

Finance capable of managing global portfolios and greater investments in new technologies: these are the challenges for Made in Italy companies that must prepare for an era in which emerging countries will be the protagonists. The global society of…
OECD: zero eurozone growth in 2012 (+0,3%)

The Parisian body calls for "bold actions" from the G20 to restore confidence and "put the global economy back on track". The ECB should cut interest rates to support the eurozone economy. The recovery will only begin in 2013 but the debt-to-GDP ratio…
Emerging countries, "European tigers" risk

The BRICS economies risk going the way of Ireland, Spain and the United Kingdom. They must not be fooled by high growth rates but show themselves responsible and cautious. Central banks must anticipate tight monetary policies and an increase…