• US will stop Chinese imports to help American manufacture

    US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has met with China to discuss limiting surplus industrial capacity and addressing concerns about excessive spending. She compared the situation to the American steel industry’s past suffering, where massive government support led to below-cost Chinese steel. Yellen stated that finding answers to the excess capacity problem will take time in…

  • Bank of Korea plan to expanding timeframe to anticipated interest rates

    The Bank of Korea (BOK) is considering changing its guidance on the anticipated future course of interest rates by providing graphic forecasts and extending the duration to increase transparency. However, a senior official and one of the central bank’s seven members oppose the suggestion, citing concerns that revealing future policies could erode public trust. The…

  • India’s largest real estate fund on purchasing of office park to lower debt

    Embassy Office Parks, India’s largest real estate investment trust, plans to raise Rs. 25 billion ($300 million) to pay off debt and finance the purchase of an integrated office park. The funds will be used to lower portfolio leverage from 30% to 27% and finance the purchase of an integrated business park in Chennai for…

  • Gold touch ATH at $2,305 on April 2024

    Swiss gold refinery MKS PAMP’s head of metals strategy, Nicky Shiels, has updated gold price projections for 2024, questioning whether gold will “go cocoa” or if it will become more liquid. Since the start of 2024, cocoa prices have doubled due to poor harvests in Ghana and Ivory Coast. Gold has gained 12% since the…

  • PIMCO predicts no more rate hike this mid-year

    US bond giant PIMCO predicts the Federal Reserve will begin lowering interest rates in mid-year, with a more gradual easing cycle in the US. PIMCO prefers bond markets in countries like Australia, Canada, and the UK due to lower inflation risks. The US has maintained strong momentum, with supportive factors like larger stimulus programs, higher…

  • Swiss bank UBS launch $2 billion share buyback program

    Swiss bank UBS has announced a new share buyback program worth up to $2 billion, with half of the amount to be completed by 2024. This follows a 2022 buyback of $5.2 billion to repurchase 298.5 million shares, or 8.6% of UBS’s total equity. The plan aims for share repurchases to surpass pre-acquisition levels by…

  • Indonesia new president maintain relations with china’s

    Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto visited Beijing for his first international trip since winning the presidency, expressing support for closer Indonesia-China relations and continuing President Joko Widodo’s policy of friendship with China. Prabowo’s new administration aims to bring the two nations’ development goals closer and demand greater progress in areas like trade, economy, and poverty reduction.…

  • Russia’s demand for Yuan is doubling

    Russia’s central bank has given banks 2.5 billion Chinese yuan ($346.25 million) in exchange for 31.8 billion roubles in currency swap operations. The bank plans to change exchange rates for yuan sales starting March 25 and raise the daily volume of currency exchange transactions from 10 billion yuan to 20 billion yuan. The bank believes…