Here are some of the things people in markets are talking about.
Ivan Duque, an investor-friendly lawyer, whose campaign against a peace accord with Marxist guerrillas has divided Colombians, took first place in the country’s presidential election on Sunday.
The economic numbers say Turkey is booming. The financial markets seem to think it’s on the verge of a crash.
Indonesia’s new central bank governor is putting his stamp of authority on his role, calling an unscheduled policy meeting for Wednesday and setting the stage for a second interest rate increase in two weeks to stem a rout in the currency.
The China-U.S. yield gap narrowing beyond Yi Gang’s “comfortable" range will prove no deterrent to further reserve ratio cuts in the world’s second-biggest economy, analysts say.
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