Shadow Lending in China Drives Surge in Debt Levels
Smaller Chinese banks have ramped up their shadow lending activity, adding to the financial risks th...
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China Manufacturing Struggles
China’s factory activity showed modest signs of improvement in April but not enough to dispel ...
Private ANZ Survey: Job ads in AU rose again in April up 2.2% – 4th consecutive monthly increase
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Asian Equities Lower after China PMI
Asian stocks fell amid low trading volumes after a private gauge of Chinese manufacturing contracted...
China’s Factory Activity Contracts for Fourth Month
China’s factory activity remained stuck in contraction for a fourth straight month in April, t...
Number of buildings approved in AU fell a seasonally adjusted 3.5% to 15,958 in the month, against expectations of an increase
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Portugal Won’t Seek New Aid
Portugal will not seek a protective line of credit after its government fulfils requirements imposed...
Fed’s Fisher: U.S. Economy “moving in the right direction”
The U.S. economy is “moving in the right direction” and “getting stronger” a...
GBP/USD at 1.6880 on U.K.’s Resurgent Economic Growth
The pound advanced to the strongest level in more than four years against the dollar this week as si...
U.S. Dollar Declines Before Yellen Testifies
The dollar remained lower following weekly declines against major peers, with Federal Reserve Chair ...
Beijing is Playing it Safe
Six months into China’s grand economic makeover, Beijing is playing it safe, choosing gradual ...
Gold up to $1306 but Fund Outflows Continue
Gold was trading near a one-week high on Monday, retaining sharp gains from the previous session, as...
Kuroda: Economists have been Wrong about Japan
The impact of a hike in consumption tax on Japan’s economy hasn’t been as bad as feared,...
Asian Equities Subdued before China PMI
Trading in Asia was subdued on Monday with Japanese and South Korean markets shut for holidays and a...
Fed’s Fisher: Rate Raise not Considered until October
The Federal Reserve will likely bring its massive bond-buying program to an end in October, and only...
India’s Economic Growth to be up 6%
India’s economic growth will pick up to 6 percent in the current financial year, said Finance ...
Looking Ahead in Asia
Asia markets will have to contend with Chinese economic data for April alongside a slew of central b...
EURUSD starts the new week at 1.3875, AUDUSD at 0.9280, GBPUSD at 1.6880, USDJPY at 102.25, gold at 1300
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Week In FX Europe – After NFP, ECB, Russia and the Dollar In Focus
Friday’s NFP surprise (+288k and +6.3% UE) has managed to temporarily nick the EUR bull, but n...
Week in FX Asia – Despite Positive Japan Indicators Strong NFP Weakens Yen
JAPAN Japanese Household spending rose 7.2% in March. Quickest pace in 39 Years. US Non-farm payroll...