EFIC’s World Risk Developments provides regular assessments of developments in the world economy and emerging markets.
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World Risk Developments, July 2010
- International: BRICs welcome FDI to differing degrees
- Eurozone: Sovereign debt concerns spread to core
- China: Renminbi flexibility greeted with scepticism
- Thailand: Manufacturers cushion tourism downturn
- Philippines: New president takes over resilient economy
- Venezuela: Chavez ‘prepares funeral candles' for capitalism
- Kazakhstan: Miners show interest despite oil & gas woes
- Guinea: Democracy unlikely to end mining contract renegotiation risk
- Mozambique: BRIC-Australian Tete-a-Tete helps develop coal deposit
- DR Congo: Debt relief won’t be cure-all
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