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relates to For $PNC, $500 Billion of Assets Isn’t Enough to Take on $JPM and $BAC
opinion
For $PNC, $500 Billion of Assets Isn’t Enough to Take on $JPM and $BAC
By Marc Rubinstein
US banks like PNC that compete with JPMorgan and Bank of America shouldn’t be discouraged from making acquisitions.
April 25, 2024
relates to An Overlooked FX Rally in Latin America Has Its Days Numbered
markets
An Overlooked FX Rally in Latin America Has Its Days Numbered
By Nicolle Yapur and Vinicius Andrade
It’s the end of the “super peso,” but not the one that has grabbed all the headlines.
April 22, 2024
relates to Resurgent Dollar, Higher Yields Send EM Currencies to 2024 Lows
markets
Resurgent Dollar, Higher Yields Send EM Currencies to 2024 Lows
By Maria Elena Vizcaino and Srinivasan Sivabalan
Developing-world currencies sank as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled interest rates will likely stay high for longer, sending US yields surging and further souring the mood in global markets.
April 16, 2024
relates to Massive Global Carry Trade Unwinding Hits the ‘Super Peso’
markets
Massive Global Carry Trade Unwinding Hits the ‘Super Peso’
By Davison Santana
Carry traders are getting rid of their positions across emerging markets as funding costs increase and geopolitical risks boost implied volatility. Not even the Mexican peso, this year’s star currency, is being spared from the risk-off mood roiling global markets.
April 16, 2024
relates to Brazil Weakens Key 2025 Budget Target as Spending Rises
economics
Brazil Weakens Key 2025 Budget Target as Spending Rises
By Martha Viotti Beck
Brazil will target a less ambitious 2025 fiscal outcome than previously indicated, likely disappointing investors who are eager for strong signs that the government plans to control spending and limit deficits.
April 15, 2024
relates to Peru Passes Bill Allowing for $7 Billion in Pension Withdrawals
politics
Peru Passes Bill Allowing for $7 Billion in Pension Withdrawals
By Marcelo Rochabrun
Peru’s Congress overwhelmingly approved a bill late Thursday allowing workers to tap their retirement accounts, which authorities estimate could lead to $7 billion in withdrawals.
April 11, 2024
relates to BBVA Hires Ex-Credit Suisse, HSBC Bankers for Brazilian CIB Unit
industries
BBVA Hires Ex-Credit Suisse, HSBC Bankers for Brazilian CIB Unit
By Macarena Munoz Montijano
April 8, 2024
relates to Mexico Election 2024: AMLO Boosts Welfare, Takes on High Interest Debt
politics
Mexico Election 2024: AMLO Boosts Welfare, Takes on High Interest Debt
By Maya Averbuch
The president is bolstering welfare programs to help his Morena Party win the June election. That will be a tough act for the next administration to keep up.
April 4, 2024
relates to Emerging Assets Drop as US Factory Data Scrambles Fed Bets
markets
Emerging Assets Drop as US Factory Data Scrambles Fed Bets
By Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo and Michael O'Boyle
Emerging-market stocks and currencies closed lower on Monday after fresh US factory data caused traders to reassess bets on interest rate cuts in the world’s largest economy, weighing on risk appetite.
April 1, 2024
relates to Emerging Currencies Trim Losses As Traders Digest Rate Decisions
markets
Emerging Currencies Trim Losses As Traders Digest Rate Decisions
By Leda Alvim
A gauge of emerging markets currencies ended the day little changed in another quiet session for global markets, which was marked by interest rate decisions in Hungary and Nigeria.
March 26, 2024