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Serbs unveil spending spree to fuel growth

Bloomberg Serbia will spend almost 14 billion euros ($15.7 billion) through 2025 as the government seeks to double the rate of economic growth, bringing it into line with the European Union and raising living standards. The new investments were announced as the Balkan nation heads for general elections in late April or early May, and President Aleksandar Vucic is eager ...

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Coffee, chemicals, crude fuel hopes for Euro 2020 IPO revival

Bloomberg Equity capital markets bankers won’t be sad to close the door on a miserable 2019 in Europe. Though some of the elements that made for a volatile environment for initial public offerings are still in play, there is reason to hope 2020 will bring fairer weather. Trade tensions have eased after a deal between the US and China this ...

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The bedrock of ultra low yields is at risk

Bloomberg The new decade could be the dawn of a tougher era for bond investors, as conditions that sustained the historic bull run in government debt fall away. Unprecedented central bank action has dominated economic stimulus since the global crisis and suppressed yields around the world. The skew may now be shifting more towards fiscal expansion that could pressure rates ...

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