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Tensions from the US debt ceiling standoff are rising. Some US Treasury bill yields have hit fresh highs on fears the deadline to raise the borrowing limit may come sooner than expected
21st Apr 23, 8:49am
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Tensions from the US debt ceiling standoff are rising. Some US Treasury bill yields have hit fresh highs on fears the deadline to raise the borrowing limit may come sooner than expected
Mainstream banks have become increasingly wary of crypto clients following a series of high-profile collapses, including the bankruptcy of major exchange FTX, and a lack of regulation
20th Apr 23, 8:31am
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Mainstream banks have become increasingly wary of crypto clients following a series of high-profile collapses, including the bankruptcy of major exchange FTX, and a lack of regulation
Singapore sensitive to information on size of wealth inflows from wealthy Chinese citizens, reportedly gives 'tacit directive' to keep data from surfacing: FT
15th Apr 23, 8:12pm
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Singapore sensitive to information on size of wealth inflows from wealthy Chinese citizens, reportedly gives 'tacit directive' to keep data from surfacing: FT
China's exports unexpectedly surged in March, driven by solar products, new-energy vehicles and lithium batteries and as supply chain conditions continued to improve from their pandemic paralysis
13th Apr 23, 5:58pm
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China's exports unexpectedly surged in March, driven by solar products, new-energy vehicles and lithium batteries and as supply chain conditions continued to improve from their pandemic paralysis
China's consumer inflation hit an 18-month low and factory-gate price declines sped up in March as demand stayed persistently weak. The data shows China's post lockdown recovery is very uneven
11th Apr 23, 6:00pm
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China's consumer inflation hit an 18-month low and factory-gate price declines sped up in March as demand stayed persistently weak. The data shows China's post lockdown recovery is very uneven
Despite losing sovereignty claims in The Permanent Court of Arbitration, China presses smaller nations to stay out of the nine-dashed-line area. The latest to be warned is Malaysia
10th Apr 23, 11:17am
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Despite losing sovereignty claims in The Permanent Court of Arbitration, China presses smaller nations to stay out of the nine-dashed-line area. The latest to be warned is Malaysia
Large delegations of Chinese city and business officials have made hundreds of trips to Asia and Europe since December, seeking to drum up foreign investment as local governments scramble to hit growth and employment targets
8th Apr 23, 9:22am
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Large delegations of Chinese city and business officials have made hundreds of trips to Asia and Europe since December, seeking to drum up foreign investment as local governments scramble to hit growth and employment targets