In Tokyo, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda is searching for an exit from 23 years of quantitative easing. However, the answers he seeks could lie more in Beijing. Japanese …
While the resumption of China’s central bank’s treasury-bond trade has stirred fierce debate over Beijing’s leaning towards quantitative easing, a prominent researcher affiliated with the Ministry of Finance has called …
Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, said now is the time to invest in beaten-down Chinese stocks as Beijing works to shore up the …
Despite instructions from President Xi Jinping to resume the trading of central government bonds, China’s central bank is expected to take a cautious approach to mitigate unexpected consequences for inflation …
The data depicts weakness in consumption, capital expenditure, public investment and home sales. The downshift in China, Japan’s top trading partner, does not augur well for exports going forward. All …
The most immediate threat is another recession. The 2.1 per cent contraction in the July-September period year on year comes as China’s economy slows and elevated US bond yields send …
As the Japanese yen breaks through 150 to the US dollar, investors can’t help but entertain the four most dangerous words in economics: this time is different. Global finance has …
The Current18:56Why Tiff Macklem won’t rule out more rate hikes Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says he knows aggressive rate hikes have caused financial hardship for many Canadians, but …
When asked why the BOJ isn’t tapering or preparing to raise interest rates, governor Kazuo Ueda has taken to signalling that it all depends on China. So has Bank of …
The yen could fall to levels not seen since June 1990, thanks to the Bank of Japan continuing to stick with quantitative easing. getty No advanced economy, arguably, hated the …