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Issue: 0805 | Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Study confirms PE Firms' Value

HFs cannot be overlooked, cautions Greenwich

HFWG report not comprehensive enough: Laven Partners

Investors looking for strategies to short corporate debt

Pension obligation bonds to gain significance

Market liquidity showing signs of revival

Rate cut, stimulus plan will help housing

U.S. remains most preferred in property market

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Emrg markets to grow robustly despite U.S. – HSBC

LONDON (Reuters) - A mild recession, limited to the United States, will enable emerging markets to weather the current storm and grow robustly in 2008, allowing stock valuations to remain attractive, HSBC Asset Management said on Monday.

"While the discount gap in the valuation of emerging markets is largely closed, earnings growth prospects look attractive relative to those within the developed world," the asset management firm said in a note ...(Read more..)

Source :Reuters

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