Widely disseminated information is equally critical for domestic markets and foreign markets.

Spain s performance in foreign markets is especially impressive.

Foreign enterprises are increasingly investing in emerging markets.

It becomes difficult for these markets to compete with the pricing set by foreign markets.

Emerging markets need foreign currency and, therefore, external support.

These countries have opened their markets to foreign investors and foreign investors are responding eagerly.

Exporting and licensing are common first steps into foreign markets.

And a weaker dollar is one way of delivering foreign markets.

Foreign direct investment is changing the nature of their internal markets.

That will have a major negative impact on the terms of Yugoslavia apos s access to financial markets and of marketing our products on foreign markets after the lifting of sanctions.

Emerging markets should cope with inflows by finding ways to use foreign capital more effectively, which involves strengthening domestic financial markets.

In foreign policy terms, China will attempt to protect its domestic transformation by securing resources and access to foreign markets.

Unlike in the early summer of 2010, it has been largely stable relative to the dollar on foreign exchange markets.

Additional regulations are usually put in place before the markets are opened to foreign competition, and may limit the entry of foreign companies or put limitations on their activities.

At the same time, the qualified foreign institutional investors (QFII) scheme allowed licensed foreign entities to invest in domestic capital markets.

Indeed, in late 2008, foreign investors did withdraw 12 billion from India s stock markets.

There is especially high demand in foreign markets for tuna, shark, lobster and shrimp.

The two markets alone accounted for 68 per cent of CDL's total foreign sales.

70. The developing countries were increasingly being denied access to markets and foreign investment.

The participation of foreign investors in these markets means that the risks of sudden reversals of foreign capital inflows is not eliminated.

As they gain more knowledge and experience of foreign markets, these SMEs are better able to succeed in the host markets through direct presence.

After all, Japanese exports rely on emerging and developing markets, with East Asia alone accounting for nearly half of Japan s foreign sales.

The Government had embarked on a programme of privatization, liberalization of trade, foreign investments and domestic markets, domestic price controls and macroeconomic balances.

G. Information on markets

Business can encounter significant barriers when striving to invest in foreign distribution (retail or wholesale) markets.

The LDCs have limited access to international financial markets and to foreign direct investment (FDI) and depend mostly on ODA for their external financing.

Third, foreign investment must be increasingly directed at regional and world markets, rather than host country domestic markets, so that the balance of payments effects are positive.

Emerging markets currencies also collapsed, even in economies with huge foreign exchange reserves and relatively little debt.

Since then, the Bank of England has eschewed all forms of intervention in the foreign exchange markets.

The consequences of abnormal capital flows into China are becoming increasingly apparent, particularly in foreign exchange markets.

They cannot be used to intervene in foreign exchange markets, or in other transactions with market participants.

Emerging markets were initially tied to this distress only when foreign investors began pulling out their money.

In principle, foreign demand, especially in high growth emerging markets, could make up some of the difference.

This was especially true of over the counter markets for foreign currency, securities, derivatives and repurchase agreements.

112. Likewise, foreign investors have shown greater interest in South African markets over the past few months.

Then panic spread to credit markets, money markets, and currency markets, highlighting the vulnerabilities of many developing countries financial systems and corporate sectors, which had experienced credit booms and had borrowed short and in foreign currencies.

Big banks are also major players in international currency markets, and accumulate major foreign exchange positions both between their subsidiaries and on a consolidated basis.

The theoretical problem is simple a country s trade balance depends on a lot more than the value of its currency in the foreign exchange markets.

On the one hand, developing countries are being asked to commit to open their markets, to foreign investment regimes and to reforming their public administrations.

Increased competitiveness can result from the growing reputation of a Singaporean firm in both domestic and foreign markets.

SMEs may also face stronger competition within developing countries for export markets, foreign investment and resources (Wignaraja 2003).

Prohibitive transport and transit costs, narrow resource bases and small domestic markets were not attractive to foreign investors.

At the same time, we are being asked to liberalize our markets for the benefit of foreign companies.

Exports to foreign markets had increased and, combined with increased domestic demand, had led to significant economic growth.

Other things being equal, cross border lending fell less in countries with significant foreign bank presence than in emerging markets where foreign ownership of banks was not dominant.