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(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand inflation jumped more than expected in the third quarter to the fastest pace in 10 years, reinforcing bets that the central bank will keep raising interest rates and sending the currency higher. The annual inflation rate surged to 4.9% from 3.

(Bloomberg) -- Softline Holding Ltd., an IT services and cybersecurity provider founded by Russian businessman Igor Borovikov, set a price range for its initial public offering in London and Moscow that values the company at as much as $1.93 billion.  That’s the top end of the $7.50 to $10.

Enterprise software developer Informatica Inc is seeking a valuation of up to $9 billion in its return to the stock market nearly six years after it was taken private, the company said on Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- For months in the runup to the 2008 financial crisis, banking heavyweights from Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke on down said the turmoil in subprime mortgages would be “contained.

Saudi Arabia's Alamar Foods, the regional franchise operator for Domino's Pizza , is considering an initial public offering (IPO) that would allow The Carlyle Group sell some of its stake, three sources familiar with the matter said.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in the Middle East picked up on Friday’s rally across global markets as oil’s gains through $85 a barrel emboldened investors.

(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s primary-listing market is going through a dry patch in what is normally the busiest time of the year. Several potential billion-dollar initial public offerings ranging from supermarket owner WM Tech Corp. to health-care startup We Doctor Holdings Ltd.

(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong is starting futures contracts that make it easier for international investors to bet on mainland Chinese stocks, intensifying rivalry between the city’s bourse and its Singapore counterpart.

(Bloomberg) -- Okada Manila, one of the biggest casino resorts in the Philippines, is going public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company led by former casino analyst Jason Ader. The deal values the property at $2.6 billion including debt.

(Bloomberg) -- A consortium led by Hungary’s government has offered about 4 billion euros ($4.6 billion) for full control of Budapest Airport, according to people familiar with the negotiations.