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Deutsche Bank has listed an ETF providing exposure to China on the Singapore exchange SGX, offering European investors access to A-shares through a Ucits-compliant vehicle.

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Manchester United is considering a £600m bond issue in an effort to curb its debts.

Beware of strategists wielding rulers. Decent third quarter GDP numbers have sent analysts scurrying off to increase their forecasts. We see this all too often, forecasts derived from extrapolating the newest trend, ratcheted up or down according to the...

Deutsche Bank has launched the first ETF fund to track the inverse performance of an Asian stock market.

The FTSE 100 kicked off the fourth quarter on a positive note in early trading, though shares dipped slightly towards mid-morning.

Deutsche Bank's db x-trackers is listing fixed income ETFs on the London Stock Exchange for the first time.

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