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| Broker tips: StanChart, AVEVA, Thomas Cook |
| Investec has maintained its 'buy' rating and 1,900p target price for emerging markets-focused lender Standard Chartered, saying that the stock remains its top pick in the banking sector. |
| Broker snap: Credit Suisse hikes AVEVA target but stays cautious |
| Credit Suisse has lifted its target price for engineering data and IT group AVEVA from 2,013p to 2,240p to reflect the company's cash return and a lower tax rate. |
| G8 and G20 focus on tackling avoidance |
| OECD is drawing up plans to reform rules on taxing companies across borders but experts are sceptical about governments’ willingness to co-operate |
| EU rushes out tax transparency law |
| Big companies’ tax affairs in Europe are to be opened up to greater public scrutiny with the EU rushing out a law to reveal profits and taxes |
| BoJ’s Kuroda vows to steady bonds |
| BoJ governor vows to curb bond market volatility in an effort to reassure those who fear instability could push up interest rates and damage Japan’s Abe project |
| Yen and franc gain as risk appetite hit |
| Haven currencies strengthen amid concerns the US Federal Reserve could taper its bond-buying programme as China data weigh on sentiment |
| Origin of Japan rout lies in Washington |
| Episode shows the vital question for markets is the Fed, and when and how it withdraws its stimulus programme, writes John Authers |
| Wall Street shrugs off Nikkei slide |
| Bullish US equity investors brush aside steep losses for Japanese shares and concerns about the outlook for the Chinese economy |
| Market bulls run into the sand |
| Swing in sentiment marked the first significant interruption to what has been a prolonged period of rising stock markets since last November |
| Tokyo suffers from further volatility |
| Nikkei ends morning trading up 2.7%, then falls 3.5%, before finishing in the black as the yen whipsaws |
| Origin of Japan rout lies in Washington |
| Episode shows the vital question for markets is the Fed, and when and how it withdraws its stimulus programme, writes John Authers |
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