Reproduction of the original: A Rose in June by Mrs. Oliphant
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla June Hall
LRDG - TRACKS - June 2025
BoD - Books on Demand
2025
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Take a lyrical journey through the first half of the year with V.M. Sang's FROM JANUARY TO JUNE.This anthology captures the essence of everyday life, nature, and the world around us through the versatile medium of poetry. From haiku to narrative poems, and the humor found in limericks, From January To June is a diverse collection of poetry.A calendar in creativity, a diary in verse; this collection is the perfect companion for daily reflection and inspiration, providing a poem for each day that resonates with the diverse experiences of life.
Take a lyrical journey through the first half of the year with V.M. Sang's FROM JANUARY TO JUNE.This anthology captures the essence of everyday life, nature, and the world around us through the versatile medium of poetry. From haiku to narrative poems, and the humor found in limericks, From January To June is a diverse collection of poetry.A calendar in creativity, a diary in verse; this collection is the perfect companion for daily reflection and inspiration, providing a poem for each day that resonates with the diverse experiences of life.
Take a lyrical journey through the first half of the year with V.M. Sang's FROM JANUARY TO JUNE.This anthology captures the essence of everyday life, nature, and the world around us through the versatile medium of poetry. From haiku to narrative poems, and the humor found in limericks, From January To June is a diverse collection of poetry.A calendar in creativity, a diary in verse; this collection is the perfect companion for daily reflection and inspiration, providing a poem for each day that resonates with the diverse experiences of life.This is the large print edition of From January to June, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.
Take a lyrical journey through the first half of the year with V.M. Sang's FROM JANUARY TO JUNE.This anthology captures the essence of everyday life, nature, and the world around us through the versatile medium of poetry. From haiku to narrative poems, and the humor found in limericks, From January To June is a diverse collection of poetry.A calendar in creativity, a diary in verse; this collection is the perfect companion for daily reflection and inspiration, providing a poem for each day that resonates with the diverse experiences of life.This is the large print edition of From January to June, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.
Tu Guia Interior- June 2013: El Camino Más Rápido Para Volver a Casa = Your Inner Guidance
Diana Jaramillo
Ediciones Oblicuas, Inc.
2013
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Inspired by the teachings of the successful book A Course in Miracles, this resource contains a practical 52-week spiritual program designed to restore life's balance and help readers strengthen the most important relationship in their lives: that with themselves. This book of reflection and inspiration helps readers reconnect with their internal guides one chapter at a time, completing the cycle over the course of a year. Each weekly course has a specific purpose and represents a foundation for restoring communication with oneself.
Asia Bond Monitor - June 2016
Asian Development Bank
2016
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This publication reviews recent developments in East Asian local currency bond markets along with the outlook, risks, and policy options. It covers the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus the People’s Republic of China; Hong Kong China and the Republic of Korea.
Asia Bond Monitor - June 2017
Asian Development Bank
2017
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This publication reviews recent developments in East Asian local currency bond markets along with the outlook, risks, and policy options. It covers the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the People’s Republic of China; Hong Kong, China; and the Republic of Korea. Find out the other notable challenges that these economies face including cybersecurity breaches and tightening global liquidity conditions.
Asia Bond Monitor – June 2018
Asian Development Bank
2018
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The Asia Bond Monitor reviews recent developments in East Asian local currency bond markets along with the outlook, risks, and policy options. It covers the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus the People’s Republic of China; Hong Kong, China; and the Republic of Korea.Emerging East Asia’s local currency bond market registered marginal growth of 1.1% quarter-on-quarter in the first quarter of 2018 to reach a size of USD12.8 trillion at the end of March.Significant bond inflows were noted in emerging East Asia at the beginning of 2018, with all markets with available data recording inflows due to positive investor sentiment. Yields in emerging East Asia trended upward between 1 March and 31 May amid global economic expansion and tightening United States (US) monetary policy. However, as the US continued its policy normalization in Q1 2018, emerging East Asia currencies depreciated, which led foreign investors to reduce their exposure to the region.The theme chapter, The Role of Greenness Indicators in Green Bond Market Development, aims to understand the pricing mechanism in the green bond market. It empirically investigates the existence of a green bond premium, in the green bond market.The People's Republic of China has become a global leader in the fast-expanding green bond market, while the Association of Southeast Asian Nations has released a new green bond standard to give impetus to the further development of the market in a region where the market remains in a nascent stage. This report briefly reviews some key issues related to the green bond market’s development.
Asia Bond Monitor – June 2020
Asian Development Bank
2020
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This edition of the Asia Bond Monitor reviews developments in emerging East Asian local currency bond markets and discusses how the financial sector can help fund the fight against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).Local currency bonds outstanding in emerging East Asian markets climbed to USD16.3 trillion in the first quarter of 2020. Risks remain heavily tilted to the downside given uncertainty about the effects of COVID-19.A section on the financial sector and COVID-19 discusses the use of pandemic bonds and social bonds to mobilize resources and of fintech to support inclusive growth and pandemic resilience. A chapter on financial architecture and innovation examines whether banks or equity and debt markets are more conducive to innovation. It finds that a market-based financial system is more conducive.
Asia Bond Monitor – June 2021
Asian Development Bank
2021
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This edition notes mixed local currency government bond yield movements in emerging East Asia. It covers green sukuk (Islamic bonds), ASEAN+3 sustainable bonds, fintech for sustainable investments, and governing sustainable finance.Local currency bonds outstanding in emerging East Asia rose to USD20.3 trillion at the end of March 2021, but the overall growth of the bond market moderated somewhat in quarter one. Local currency government bond yield movements were mixed as the resurgence of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases and global inflation fears had varied effects on individual markets. Investor sentiment remained subdued amid the uncertainties.
Asia Bond Monitor – June 2022
Asian Development Bank
2022
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This edition includes discussion of pandemic-related asset purchase programs, along with US monetary policy and financial market reactions in developing Asia.This edition of the Asia Bond Monitor outlines recent developments in financial conditions and local currency bond markets in emerging East Asia. It discusses the impact of asset purchase programs carried out to facilitate market liquidity and stabilize bond prices. In addition, it examines the impacts of both conventional and unconventional Federal Reserve monetary policy tools on exchange rates, equity market performances, bond yields, and portfolio flows in developing Asia.
Asia Bond Monitor - June 2023
Asian Development Bank
2023
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This edition presents recent developments in emerging East Asian local currency bond markets and features a special section about how increased climate risk awareness can influence investors' trading decisions.Bond yields in emerging East Asia declined from March to May amid easing inflationary pressures in the region and slower monetary tightening in the United States. The region's local currency bond stock grew 9.1% from a year earlier to $23.8 trillion at the end of March. The increase was largely driven by governments frontloading debt issuance to finance programs to support economic recovery. Corporate bond issuance remained moderate, partly due to higher interest rates.