Emerging Markets
Geithner, Brown Split on Transaction Tax as G-20 Seeks Rebalanced Economy Group of 20 governments split on
whether to tax financial trading as part of a broader strategy
to ensure the global economy’s expansion is less crisis-prone.
Saudi Arabian Shares Advance as Sabic, Yanbu National Petrochemical Gain Saudi Arabian shares rose for the
fourth session in five, led by Saudi Basic Industries Corp., the
world’s biggest petrochemicals maker, known as Sabic.
Mexico's Largest Companies Say Calderon Budget Will Avert Rating Downgrade Executives from Mexico’s largest
companies said tax increases President Felipe Calderon pushed
through Congress will likely allow the country to avert a
credit-rating downgrade.
Brazil Stocks Drop, Pare Weekly Gain, as U.S. Data Sparks Recovery Concern Brazil’s Bovespa index fell for the
first time in four days as a jump in the U.S. unemployment rate
hurt the export outlook for commodity producers, overshadowing a
surge in profits at Lojas Americanas SA and Gafisa SA.
Emerging-Market Equity Funds Post First Worldwide Outflows Since June All four major developing-nation
equity fund groups posted outflows concurrently for the first
time since June on concern the pace of the global economic
recovery may not justify valuations, EPFR Global said.
PGE Soars 16% in Warsaw Debut After Europe's Biggest Offering This Year PGE SA, the Polish power provider
that raised 5.97 billion zloty ($2.1 billion) in Europe’s
largest initial public offering this year, jumped 16 percent on
its first day of trading on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Brazil Real Posts Best Weekly Gain in 3 Months as Tax Fails to Stem Rally Brazil’s currency posted its biggest
weekly gain in three months, heightening speculation the
government may be planning measures to curb dollar inflows after
a tax on stocks and bonds failed to reduce gains in the real.