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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012

Analysis: Thin world markets rally may run longer, draw new cash

LONDON (Reuters) – After a full throttle rally since January, risky assets may be primed for a further, although less stellar, run higher in the coming months, pulling in new money under pressure to perform.

Average daily trading volumes in equities, bonds and commodities are down 16 percent this year, reflecting some investors’ hesitation at joining the risk party fuelled by a wave of money printing by major central banks.

Mar 6, 2012

Thin world markets rally may run longer, draw new cash

LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) – After a full throttle
rally since January, risky assets may be primed for a further,
although less stellar, run higher in the coming months, pulling
in new money under pressure to perform.

Average daily trading volumes in equities, bonds and
commodities are down 16 percent this year, reflecting some
investors’ hesitation at joining the risk party fuelled by a
wave of money printing by major central banks.

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      "Since joining Reuters as a graduate trainee in 2000, Natsuko has reported on issues surrounding global financial markets, monetary policy and central banking from Tokyo, Singapore, London, Paris, Madrid, Davos, Dubai, Moscow and Istanbul. She won the Reuters best scoop of the year in 2007 for a story on China's foreign exchange reserves policy and was also given State Street\'s best journalist of the year award in the same year. Currently based in London, she covers global investment issues and sovereign wealth funds on the Investment Strategy Desk."
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      2000
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