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India central bank withdrawing surplus funds will dampen money market's mood
MUMBAI -The Indian central bank's decision to withdraw surplus liquidity from the banking system just weeks after a large rate cut and cash boosting measures has prompted an uptick in money market...
China urges AIIB to step up cross-border development funding, says global aid drying up
BEIJING -China's finance minister on Wednesday urged the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to expand funding for cross-border connectivity projects in developing nations, citing a global decrease...
Rates: That's it for now… until next time
The round of announcements by the major central banks ended without any bombshells from the US Federal Reserve. A wait-and-see attitude prevails across the Atlantic, while Europe as a whole remains...
Oil keeps calm, MidEast conflict carries on
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Japan plans deeper cut in super-long bond sales, no immediate buybacks eyed
TOKYO -Japan's government plans to cut scheduled sales of super-long bonds more than initially planned in a revision to its bond issuance programme for the current fiscal year, a document released by...
India rate panel hopes to boost consumption, investment with large rate cut, minutes show
A big rate cut would assure stakeholders of India's focus on economic growth and aid in faster transmission while boosting investment and consumption, members of the monetary policy committee wrote in...
China's January-to-May fiscal revenue falls 0.3%
BEIJING -China's fiscal revenue declined by 0.3% in the first five months of 2025 from a year earlier, finance ministry data showed on Friday, as global trade uncertainty intensified by U.S. tariffs...
India's central bank eases provisioning rules for infrastructure loans
MUMBAI -India's central bank said on Thursday it would require lenders to set aside 1% of the value of loans for under-construction infrastructure projects to cover potential losses, easing its...
Oil ebbs again as Fed meets
Bank Indonesia pauses rate cuts, leaves door open to more easing
Indonesia's central bank paused its easing cycle on Wednesday, as expected, while urging commercial banks to reduce lending rates and boost credit growth to support the economy. ...
Malaysia scores record flows as bond investors favour Asia
SINGAPORE/BENGALURU -Bond investors fleeing the United States are finding a haven in stable and lucrative Asian debt markets, with Malaysia leading the pack as the destination for foreign money. ...
Senate tweaks to Trump tax bill seen adding to US debt in line with House plan
NEW YORK -U.S. Senate Republicans' proposed changes to President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill are expected to push U.S. debt levels higher, roughly in line with projections from...
Oil contained as Mideast war rages
Rates: Tariffs? What tariffs?
The doomers have been proven wrong. After predicting the worst on Liberation Day, the economic statistics do not corroborate the alarmist scenarios we were fed… at least for now: Neither the CPI nor...
Emerging market local currency debt could end decade-long drought as dollar wanes
LONDON -A weakening U.S. dollar is lifting a long-neglected asset class - emerging market local currency debt - after a more than decade-long drought. Emerging market local-currency...
Inflation below projections could open up policy space, India cenbank chief tells Business Standard
MUMBAI -Inflation below the central bank's current projections could open up policy space, India's central bank chief Sanjay Malhotra told Business Standard newspaper in an interview, adding that...
Indian banks' loans rose 9% y/y in two weeks to May 30 - central bank
Indian banks' loans rose 9% in the two weeks to May 30 from a year earlier, while deposits rose 9.9%, the Reserve Bank of India's weekly statistical supplement showed on Friday. ...
China central bank plans second cash injection via outright reverse repos in June
BEIJING/SHANGHAI -China's central bank will inject cash via outright reverse repos for the second time this month, it said on Friday, aiming to ease funding pressures during the peak season for bond...
China May bank loans rise less than expected as trade jitters weigh
BEIJING -New bank lending in China rose less than expected in May after hitting a nine-month low in April, as companies and consumers remained cautious about taking on more debt despite interest rate...
Uganda sees higher growth next year but no oil-fuelled boom yet
KAMPALA -Uganda on Thursday forecast its economic growth would accelerate slightly in the coming fiscal year to about 7%, which suggests officials are not banking on large-scale energy production in...
Spotify and the music industry, the glass ceiling for a giant that pays out two thirds of its revenue
Inflation Returns to Centre Stage
Rates increases may be nearing their end
Stocks shrug off bonds
LVMH, Kering, Hermès… When the luxury empire starts to wobble
Oil posts its worst losing streak in months as silver shines
The yen capitulates despite the BoJ
LSEG: The market is discounting an annuity on the assumption it is perishable
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