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ASIAN INVESTORS SHOW SIGNS OF LOSING FAITH IN THE EUROZONE

Imagine you have a mountain of spare cash: would you invest it in eurozone government bonds right now? If you are a large Japanese investor, the answer is “maybe not”.

Last week Barclays Capital, the British investment bank, produced the latest part of a long-running survey of Japanese bond investors, which tries to determine attitudes towards dollar and euro bonds.

This revealed that a hefty two-thirds of Japanese investors quietly fear that the latest €750bn aid package will have “not much” impact on the eurozone's woes – up from a mere third of investors that expressed scepticism two weeks ago (when the package emerged).

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吉蓮•邰蒂

吉蓮•邰蒂(Gillian Tett)擔任英國《金融時報》的助理主編,負責全球金融市場的報導。2009年3月,她榮獲英國出版業年度記者。她1993年加入FT,曾經被派往前蘇聯和歐洲地區工作。1997年,她擔任FT東京分社社長。2003年,她回到倫敦,成爲Lex專欄的副主編。邰蒂在劍橋大學獲得社會人文學博士學位。她會講法語、俄語、日語和波斯語。

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