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FT.com - Americas, Finance
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Gods of prosperity are smiling on Peru's economy Perceptions of an encouraging macroeconomic situation and probable further appreciation of the currency are supportive Beware the ending of a bond epic Investors continue to buy into the 30-year bond epic, but it is not hard to predict a dire ending - the bursting of another huge bubble, says Jonathan Davis Protection of money market investors at risk Sponsors will be less likely to bail-out money market funds to avoid breaking the buck Argentina relaxes monetary targets Central bank move to increase the upper limit of money supply expansion heralds a stance that favours stoking growth over reining in inflation Uruguay Plans are afoot to create a clearing house for domestic government debt Brazil's speculation fever shows no sign of easing Depending on where you look, Brazil's property market is one facing a long future of stable growth; or it is a fast-inflating bubble ready to burst Oil euphoria puts Lula's legacy at risk Oil discoveries have fed the Brazilian president's geopolitical ambitions, while fuelling election fever, writes Norman Gall Foreign investors cooler on Brazil The ardour of foreign equity investors for Brazil has cooled this year as attention has turned to other emerging markets Complexity behind Brazil's recovery Investors are having to wrestle with conflicting drivers Bond yields fall into abyss as world turns upside down The fact that increasing bond supply is not depressing prices and pushing up interest rates is reminiscent of the Japanese experience