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pg; image005jpg Eye on the Market, November 29, 2010 [this week in particular. the PDF is easier to read] Topics: The EMU unraveling; China and the Koreas heat up: the selloff in US municipal bonds Most of this week's note is on North/South Korea and China, but given yesterday's Europe headlines, here'

fund the bailout. This follows on similar decisions in Spain, Hungary and France to repurpose diversified pension funds into government bonds. The Koreas: playktg with fire We wrote about India recently ("From Nehru to Now", October 26), and outlined our optimism its long-term fundamentals. Our view

month are reasonable. On the US consumer, while Black Friday sales were only up 03% vs last year, overa

Eye on the Market I November 29, 2010 J.P.Morgan Topics: The EMU unraveling; China and the Koreas heat up; the selloff in US municipal bonds Most of this week's note is on North/South Korea and China, but given yesterday's Europe headlines, here'

Eye on the Market I November 29, 2010 J.P.Morgan Topics: The EMU unraveling; China and the Koreas heat up; the selloff in US municipal bonds The Koreas: playing with fire We wrote about India recently ("From Nehru to Now", October 26), and outlined our optimism its long-term fundamentals. Our view

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ian regime in the world, a poor country in a rich region, and is best known for the cult of personality surrounding the ruling Kim family. But both Koreas share a unique common history. Email Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. EFTA0016053

ison population" with an outsized impact on many Black communities, while soaring opioid overdose deaths

e cause of world peace"; then-South Korean President Kim Dae- jung was honored in 2000, and two decades later, "the prospect of peace between the two Koreas seems even more remote"; efforts at peace between Israel and Palestine "have repeatedly faltered" since three statesmen were honored for their work

ison population" with an outsized impact on many Black communities, while soaring opioid overdose death

cause of world peace"; then-South Korean President Kim Dae-jung was honored in 2000, and two decades later, "the prospect of peace between the two Koreas seems even more remote"; efforts at peace between Israel and Palestine "have repeatedly faltered" since three statesmen were honored for their work

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ison population" with an outsized impact on many Black communities, while soaring opioid overdose death

cause of world peace"; then-South Korean President Kim Dae-jung was honored in 2000, and two decades later, "the prospect of peace between the two Koreas seems even more remote"; efforts at peace between Israel and Palestine "have repeatedly faltered" since three statesmen were honored for their work