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EM Stocks Set For Worst Week Since August Amid Mideast Conflict - Vimarsana News

EM Stocks Set For Worst Week Since August Amid Mideast Conflict

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market stocks are set to post the biggest weekly losses since mid-August as the escalating conflict in the Middle East diminishes chances of a year-end rally.Most Read from BloombergWhere Does Israel Get Its 220,000 Barrels of Oil Every Day?Biden’s Influence Turns Israel's Ground War Plans Into ‘Something Different’Here’s What 8% Mortgage Rates Will Do to the Housing MarketIsrael Latest: Concern Over Wider Conflict Before Leaders SummitRinggit Falls to 25-Year Low, the Wo

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"Like A Cheesy Horror Movie" China's Property Market Woes Refuse To Stay Dead - Vimarsana News

"Like A Cheesy Horror Movie" China's Property Market Woes Refuse To Stay Dead

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Eskom debt is a buy, says Citigroup - Vimarsana News

Eskom debt is a buy, says Citigroup

Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd bonds are enticing Citigroup Inc analysts despite the long-running debt troubles of South Africa’s state-owned utility.

Eskom debt is a buy because of 'scarcity value,' Citigroup says - Vimarsana News

Eskom debt is a buy because of 'scarcity value,' Citigroup says

Eskom bonds are enticing Citigroup analysts despite the long-running debt troubles of South Africa’s state-owned utility.

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Eskom debt is a buy because of 'scarcity value,' Citigroup says - Vimarsana News

Eskom debt is a buy because of 'scarcity value,' Citigroup says

The company is in the middle of a restructuring aimed at returning it to profit and lightening its R392 billion debt load.