| * Turkey's stocks suffer worst fall in a decade * China plans multimillion Ethiopia investment * Lonmin mine shootings raise tensions * Indonesia orders Freeport to shut mine pending cave-in probe * Weichai Power to boost stake in Kion * Brazil growth: how fast is enough? * EM assets lose favour on fears of slowing Fed QE * Brussels to recommend Latvia becomes 18th member of currency bloc Markets: mixed Turkey's stocks suffer worst fall in a decade
Turkish equities suffered their biggest one-day fall in a decade on Monday, with investors reacting to political uncertainty as anti-government demonstrations gathered steam over the weekend.
http://on.ft.com/17johqr China plans multimillion Ethiopia investment
Huajian, one of the largest shoe exporters in China, is planning a multimillion-dollar factory expansion in Ethiopia in a sign that Chinese manufacturers are starting to move to Africa to benefit from preferential trade tariffs and lower labour costs.
http://on.ft.com/11mNThC Lonmin mine shootings raise tensions
Tensions in South Africa's mines flared after a union official was shot dead and 1,000 workers were dismissed after a wildcat strike, highlighting the strife facing companies in the sector and alarming investors ahead of an important round of industry wage talks.
http://on.ft.com/11hsbsp Indonesia orders Freeport to shut mine pending cave-in probe
The Indonesian government has ordered Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, the US mining group, to halt production at its copper and gold mine in Papua province for three months while it completes an investigation into a fatal cave-in at an underground training centre.
http://on.ft.com/13zO0FK Weichai Power to boost stake in Kion
China's Weichai Power is set to raise its anchor investment in Europe's biggest forklift truckmaker by sales after Germany's Kion announced plans for an initial public offering later this summer.
http://on.ft.com/1aWK1W0 Brazil growth: how fast is enough?
The estimates for economic growth in Brazil this year – and next – continue to tumble after last week's weaker-than-expected first quarter growth.
http://on.ft.com/15zHRLC EM assets lose favour on fears of slowing Fed QE
Nowhere did recent hints that the US Federal Reserve could cut back its bond-buying in the near future reverberate as loudly as in emerging markets.
http://on.ft.com/10M7GHN Brussels to recommend Latvia becomes 18th member of currency bloc
Brussels on Wednesday will recommend that Latvia from next year becomes the 18th country to adopt the euro despite lingering concerns about the size of Russian deposits in the small Baltic state's domestic banking sector.
http://on.ft.com/14bT59a Emerging Markets
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Topix up +1.30% at 1,111
Hang Seng down -0.28% at 22,220
Shanghai Composite down -1.16% at 2,273
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CNX Nifty up +0.44% at 5,965 Currencies
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