Fed Cut to Serve
Fed cut serves as starting gun for central banks across Asia
Asia’s central banks are in for some relief after more than two years of currency pain, as the Federal Reserve is set to lower interest rates by at least a quarter-point. The path for the region’s own monetary policy, though, will be bumpy from here.
The Asia-Pacific equity markets were higher on Thursday as investors reacted to the latest Federal Reserve monetary policy ...
Now that the Fed has taken its first step on its easing path also, other central banks in Asia are likely to feel more ...
Investors in Asia will parse New Zealand GDP figures, August trade data from Malaysia, unemployment rate from Australia.
Asian investors will look toward key economic data from Japan and the Indonesian central bank’s rate decision on Wednesday.
The dollar ceded some of its overnight gains on Wednesday while Asian stocks struggled as traders weighed the odds of a super ...
Asian stocks wobbled on Tuesday while the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields came under pressure, with just a day to go before ...
Adding to headwinds for the Chinese economy were escalating trade tensions, after the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday ...
New Zealand edged up 0.1 percent while Southeast Asian markets declined. The Fed and central banks in Europe and Asia have raised interest rates this year to slow economic growth and cool ...
The oil price slide is grabbing attention as investors look ahead to Wednesday’s U.S. consumer price inflation figures—the last significant economic data point before the Fed's interest rate ...
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Surging U.S. index futures have sparked rallies across many bourses. In Asia, the Nikkei 225 jumped 2.1% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng added 2%, while in Europe the FTSE 100 is up 1.2%, helped by its big ...
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