44.51Emerging Markets
- Jamie Jungers says Tiger Woods never tipped waitstaff
Jamie Jungers, who has won Howard Stern's Tiger Woods' mistress beauty pageant, has revealed that the golfer never tipped waitstaff when they were together. - Waitress Jamie Jungers wins Tiger Woods' 'mistress' beauty pageant
Cocktail waitress Jamie Jungers has won a beauty pageant organised among Tiger Woods' alleged mistresses. - Lenovo Will Focus On Mobile Internet, Sales In Faster-growing Emerging Markets
BEIJING - Lenovo Group expects wireless Internet products to account for up to 80 percent of its sales within five years as it pursues expansion in faster-growing emerging markets, CEO Yang Yuanqing ... - Sensex Opens High By 62 Points
Mumbai, Mar 12 : Maintaining an upward march for the third straight session, today, the benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) advanced by 62.96 points to 17,230.92 points in the opening t... - Sensex Up 66 Points In Early Trade
Mumbai, March 12 : A benchmark index for Indian equities Friday opened in the green and was ruling about 66 points higher than its previous close, about half an hour into trade. - Yuan Forwards Rise For Sixth Day On Inflation, Bonds Unchanged
BEIJING -- Yuan forwards rose for a sixth day after a pickup in inflation fanned speculation the central bank will let the currency appreciate to cut import costs. Bonds were little changed. - Stocks Open Higher; Sensex At 17,200
MUMBAI: Stocks opened higher Friday tracking the advances across Asian equities. Metals, realty and banking counters were trading with decent gains. The broader market picked up momentum as well. I...
- KRW: Maintaining An Appreciatory Bias (Emerging Markets Monitor)
On a fundamental basis, the KRW has a lot going for it. However, we believe that the appreciatory bias suggested by South Korea's attractive fundamental picture will be tapered by the unit's vulnerability to bouts of risk aversion. - Zloty, Rouble And Czech Rates: Going Our Way (Emerging Markets Monitor)
Our European market outlook continues to go in our favour, with bullish calls on the Polish zloty, Russian rouble and long-end Czech treasuries playing out further through to March 3. Technical indicators and macroeconomic fundamentals continue to support our - Commodities: Mixed Views, But Some Positives (Emerging Markets Monitor)
We continue to believe that commodity markets remain highly sensitive to global risk appetite and correlated to equity markets. Given our relatively neutral outlook for equity markets, we see potential for sideways trade for the general commodities complex in coming weeks. Furthermore, we highlight commodity-specific supply and demand fundamentals as price-drivers on a short-to-medium term basis. - Cocoa To Average GBP1,950/tonne in 2010 (Emerging Markets Monitor)
March cocoa looks weak on a technical basis, having recently fallen out of its multi-month uptrend. The sharp push below support in the GBP2,215/tonne area has paved the way for further downside towards GBP2,000/tonne in the coming weeks. Prices should remain under pressure as supportive underlying market fundamentals appear to be waning. - Stocks Heading To All-Time Highs (Emerging Markets Monitor)
Israel's Tel Aviv-100 Index (TA-100) continues to look good; we expect to see further gains over the coming weeks. The index was trading at 1,124 at the time of writing and remains on track to eclipse its November 2007 all-time high of 1,199. Indeed, the TA-100's strong bounce off trendline support in early February was a clear positive technical signal, as was the more recent push above its January high of 1,109.