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Top Stories Asia Markets: Asia stocks tumble; Japan hit on BOJ inaction Asia markets plunge, with European concerns bruising sentiment, and with stocks in Tokyo deepening losses after the Bank of Japan fails to announce any new easing measures.
Polish, Turkish financials poised for growth Unlike the euro zone, which is mired in a debt crisis that has exacerbated the economic downturn, Poland, Turkey and a small group of other countries outside the currency bloc are thriving. The financial sectors in these countries are one of the reasons.
Global Investor: Poland, Turkey offer higher risk, more reward Turkey and Poland are on the fringes of Europe, but investors will be beating a path to their doors in just a few years, some analysts say, so now is the time to get in.
Ben Weiss's Eye on Asia: Fender music to Clapton’s ears, but not investors’ Legendary guitar maker Fender is prepping its IPO, but investors who want value in that industry should look to the Far East, writes Ben Weiss.
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May 23, 2012 12:56 AM EDT
Stocks were off to a good solid start Tuesday, still building on the fact that the fears of deflation that stung the market the week prior were overblown. The Dollar’s weakness was due in part to this fading deflationary fear, but was under some early pressure after the Euro showed signs of strength due to Ireland’s 1.5 billion euro bond offering. This relatively small offering was a success because it was very well bid for, 5.4 times versus t... full story >>