China's GDP Per Capita Is Now Over $10,000. What Does It Mean For The Economy?
China’s efforts to improve economic productivity through various economic and financial reforms are paying off as the country’s GDP per capita grossed over USD10,000.
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China's RRR Cut Seen To Boost Growth More Than Liquidity Management
It only took hours before the New Year for the People’s Bank of China to deliver the first rate cut of 2020.
Explainer: Bizarre Market Moves On Final FOMC Meeting In 2019
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided to keep rates on hold. However, market reactions after the FOMC meeting didn’t match the Fed's statement, challenging its credibility. In this...
U.S. Key Manufacturing Gauges Dampen Earlier Hopes On Global Recovery
The ISM headline figure dropped to 48.1 last month from the previous 48.3 that prompted global stocks to move back, raising doubts on a global economic recovery.
Muted Market Reaction After Strong China PMI Results
Official manufacturing PMI was above the key threshold of 50 for the first time since April this year. However, yuan remained flat in Monday's trading session as smaller companies continue to...
S&P 500 Cautious On Trump's Trade Comment As Details To Be Focused
US equities made modest gains overnight even after US President Donald Trump said negotiations with China on phase one of the trade deal nears completion.
Reasons Behind Alibaba's Listing In Hong Kong
Alibaba’s B2B business was listed in Hong Kong in 2007.
U.S. Fed's Rate Cut in 2019 is Done mid Less Global Uncertainties
The US Federal Reserve, in a hawkish move, announced a pause in rate cuts in its overnight policy meeting. Surprisingly, the dollar slumped while US stocks gained.
Despite Recession Risk, Fed May Not Meet Investor Rate Cut Demands This Month
Volatility in the US capital market may soon return, with there still being a chance that the Fed will disappoint traders by not further cutting rates.
Why China's Trade Numbers Actually Hint At An Improving Outlook
China's August imports from Australia grew at their fastest pace in the past 12 months, a sign that demand for raw materials is increasing even amid the global economic slowdown.
