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Furthermore, how
often does one find emerging markets preceding the developed world in the context of international finance, as is the case currently! And as IMF has confirmed, low interest rates in even mature markets – and to a large extent improved liquidity conditions – made sure that the search for yield ended at emerging markets. Not only are these markets now offering better returns, but also seem more stable than ever before. Today, emerging countries have substantial amounts of current account surpluses & forex reserves. Also, the maturity period of debt issued by these countries, on an average, has increased significantly (from 8 years in 2001 to a smashing 13 years in 2005), coupled with an increased issue of fixed rate debt and inflation indexed debt. Even the share of foreign currency debt that led to the erstwhile debt crisis has been replaced by domestic currency bonds (the external debt decreased from 16% to 10% from 1999 to 2004; IMF Global Financial Stability Report 2006).
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006, Editor - Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri
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Though India Inc. has announced voluntary support to SCs & STs, the government’s calls are unlettered
The Mercury deal is spot on, but HP must keep the momentum going
IIPM : WHAT’S SECURITISATION?
The US has agreed to open up 97% of its markets to the poorest of countries. The catch is that it gets to chosethe 3% it wants to refuse
There’s a bill, where’s the way?
FALLEN SUPER HEROES
Mithras Tauroctonos
Canine Canonization! : IIPM
IIPM : Clinton scores home run
MISSING THE KODAK MOMENT… IIPM
Furthermore, how
often does one find emerging markets preceding the developed world in the context of international finance, as is the case currently! And as IMF has confirmed, low interest rates in even mature markets – and to a large extent improved liquidity conditions – made sure that the search for yield ended at emerging markets. Not only are these markets now offering better returns, but also seem more stable than ever before. Today, emerging countries have substantial amounts of current account surpluses & forex reserves. Also, the maturity period of debt issued by these countries, on an average, has increased significantly (from 8 years in 2001 to a smashing 13 years in 2005), coupled with an increased issue of fixed rate debt and inflation indexed debt. Even the share of foreign currency debt that led to the erstwhile debt crisis has been replaced by domestic currency bonds (the external debt decreased from 16% to 10% from 1999 to 2004; IMF Global Financial Stability Report 2006).For More IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006, Editor - Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri
For more IIPM article, Visit below....
Though India Inc. has announced voluntary support to SCs & STs, the government’s calls are unlettered
The Mercury deal is spot on, but HP must keep the momentum going
IIPM : WHAT’S SECURITISATION?
The US has agreed to open up 97% of its markets to the poorest of countries. The catch is that it gets to chosethe 3% it wants to refuse
There’s a bill, where’s the way?
FALLEN SUPER HEROES
Mithras Tauroctonos
Canine Canonization! : IIPM
IIPM : Clinton scores home run
MISSING THE KODAK MOMENT… IIPM
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