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Sebastian Tong

Position: Emerging Markets Correspondent
I cover emerging markets as part of the larger London-based investment strategy team. Prior to joining the team in Jan 2008, I was a correspondent in my hometown of Singapore where I reported on property and casinos as well as local politics. I joined Reuters in 2000 as a Hong Kong-based correspondent for its Loan Pricing Corp subsidiary focused on Asia-Pacific bank loans.

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Data, earnings to stress test rally June 26, 03:30pm EDT 

LONDON (Reuters) - As world stocks wrap up what is likely to be the best quarter in at least two decades next week, tests of the sustainability of a rally in risk loom for global financial markets.  Full Article 

Inflation alarm after oil surge
RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD-Inflation alarm after oil surge
GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares flat ahead of G8 as data digested
Inflation to take center stage next week
GLOBAL MARKETS WEEKAHEAD-Inflation alarm after yields, oil surge
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Deflation to jump the shark?

The recent spate of shark attacks on Australian beaches could mark a turning point in global deflation and signal a change in fortunes for some beleaguered emerging economies, if Nomura strategist Sean ...  Full Article 

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Latin Mass "power of silence" raises UK Catholic decibels

Vatican cardinal praises the old Latin Mass for its "power of silence," but it also seems to raise the decibel level among Catholics.   Full Article | Comments [37] 

Audio - China is the theme

James Loh, founder and managing director of $600 million hedge fund manager JL Capital is bullish on China but expects a more moderate returns in India. He expects the fund to reach $500 million before ...  Full Article 

Audio - Asia is no flash in pan
Audio - Knowing the ground