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ETFs Add to African Access
The exchanged-traded fund (ETF) structure has led to increased investment options within fixed income, and the African markets are a clear example of this. Over the past few years, several African ETFs have been introduced to the market, tracking indices provided by S&P Dow Jones Indices in South Africa, Nigeria, and Namibia, giving investors options…
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Mind the Gap: Corporate Carbon Disclosure in EMEA
Many companies in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region appear not to be fully disclosing their carbon emissions—especially from their supply chain and use of products. For many sectors, this is often where most risks lie. Nevertheless, across EMEA there are encouraging signs that companies are investigating these gaps and taking action to…
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THIS Could Change If Oil Slides 50% More
Now that brent broke the $80 mark, many are questioning whether a bottom has been reached. The combination of slowing Chinese demand growth and Saudi’s will to maintain market share make this an unlikely bottom, but it depends more on the supply growth than the slowing demand growth from China. Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have…
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This Cold Is Hard To Catch
Many people are asking if we are seeing withdrawals from commodities since oil has dropped about 25% since its high in June. While we don’t track asset flows of products based off the indices, the anecdotal answer is many view this as a buying opportunity. The IEA predicts an acceleration of oil demand growth from non-OECD countries…
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