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It is the most exciting of the developed market economies and remains an overweight by many international money managers.
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Any further pickup in developed-market growth would likely also strengthen both emerging economies and their bonds.
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With long-term investment horizons, life insurance companies in developed economies are important investors in the stock market, as well as in the private placement markets for debt and equity securities issued by small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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For all those reasons, the market for municipal funds is roughly 0.2 percent of the corporate bond market, and less developed than those in emerging economies like South Africa and the Philippines, claimed Nagarajan Narasimhan, senior director of CRISIL Ratings.
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The decline in revenues in developed economies, which represent over two-thirds of the advertising market, will continue to put pressure on advertising stocks.
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While commodity prices are being fueled in part by excess liquidity chasing risk, as developed economies follow through with loose monetary policy, the dynamics behind emerging market currency fluctuations, especially the real, are traced out by their interaction with China.
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The IMF estimates that total GDP of the emerging market nations, led by China and India, will surpass that of developed economies in 2014.
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Developed economies in the U.S. and Europe currently dominate the cashless payment market.
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Developed economies are awash with public data to be crunched and pored over by analysts and market researchers.
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