When Japan ends negative interest rates
Japan implemented negative interest rates in January 2016, surprising global markets with an unconventional monetary policy to combat deflation and stimulate economic growth.
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Taylor Swift row points to healthy ASEAN competition
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has disclosed that a private agreement was secured to have Taylor Swift perform exclusively in the city-state during her The Eras Tour, preventing her from staging performances in other Southeast Asian nations.
Trump’s 60% China tariffs would roil markets
The announcement by former US president Donald Trump that he would impose additional tariffs on Chinese goods, potentially exceeding 60%, if he were to win the US election in November, is sparking concern among global investors.
MSCI move on China, India stocks reshapes investment landscape
MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital International), a leading global index provider, has decided to slash dozens of Chinese companies from its global benchmarks. This decision comes on the heels of the turmoil in China’s stock market, which witnessed trillions of dollars in value wiped out.
Will Bank of Japan raise rates in first half of 2024?
Japanese government bonds experienced a drop on Tuesday, driven by what many analysts are interpreting as hawkish comments from Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda.
Japan’s stock market continues to rally – here’s why
Since the first rays of the new-year sun illuminated the Tokyo skyline, they have cast a warm glow on Japan’s stock market, which has witnessed a remarkable rally in the early days of 2024.
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