Swati Pandey
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India Shaping Up as ‘Big Win’ for Australian Trade, Farrell Says
Australian exports to India ranging from avocados and salmon to electric motors and pharmaceutical goods have steadily risen, Trade Minister Don Farrell said, describing his country’s ties with the South Asian nation as a “big win.”
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India Shaping Up as ‘Big Win’ for Australian Trade, Farrell Says
Australian exports to India ranging from avocados and salmon to electric motors and pharmaceutical goods have steadily risen, Trade Minister Don Farrell said, describing his country’s ties with the South Asian nation as a “big win.”
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Rate Cut Odds Wane In Emerging Asia As US Inflation Speeds
On Wednesday, the better-than-expected US key price gauge sent the dollar surging, spurring traders to bet the US Federal Reserve will now cut just once, or probably twice, this year. That in turn, had ramifications across Asia where markets now see, on average, one cut within a year, from two earlier
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Rate Cut Odds Wane In Emerging Asia As US Inflation Speeds
On Wednesday, the better-than-expected US key price gauge sent the dollar surging, spurring traders to bet the US Federal Reserve will now cut just once, or probably twice, this year. That in turn, had ramifications across Asia where markets now see, on average, one cut within a year, from two earlier
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Australia’s Monthly Inflation Rate Steady at 3.4% in January
The consumer price indicator advanced 3.4% from a year earlier, below economists’ estimates of 3.6% and unchanged from December.
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Australia’s Monthly Inflation Rate Steady at 3.4% in January
The consumer price indicator advanced 3.4% from a year earlier, below economists’ estimates of 3.6% and unchanged from December.
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Singapore’s MAS Keeps Policy Settings As Inflation Lingers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore, which uses the exchange rate as its main policy tool rather than interest rates, maintained the slope, width, and center of the currency band.
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Goldman Sees India to Australia Easing Policy Earlier After Fed
Still, Goldman expects the rate cuts in the Asia-Pacific to be fewer and shallower than Fed officials’ projected easing cycle.
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Goldman Sees India to Australia Easing Policy Earlier After Fed
Still, Goldman expects the rate cuts in the Asia-Pacific to be fewer and shallower than Fed officials’ projected easing cycle.
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Australian Economy Surprisingly Slows As Rates Damp Spending
Gross domestic product advanced 0.2% from the prior quarter, slower than economists’ estimate of a 0.5% gain.
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Australian Economy Surprisingly Slows As Rates Damp Spending
Gross domestic product advanced 0.2% from the prior quarter, slower than economists’ estimate of a 0.5% gain.
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IMF Chief Sees Agreement On Pakistan Debt Review ‘Any Day Now’
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said she expects a deal on a debt review with Pakistan to come soon, a development that could unlock more funds for the South Asian nation.
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RBA’s Bullock Delivers First Hike As Governor To Cool Inflation
The Reserve Bank lifted its cash rate to a 12-year high of 4.35%, a decision predicted by 29 of 32 economists polled by Bloomberg.
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India, Indonesia Risk Biggest Fallout From Geopolitical Shocks
The jump in both the dollar and long-term Treasury yields exacerbate the risks for economies running high current-account deficits
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Canada Allegations Haven’t Hurt India’s Diplomacy, Envoy Says
Allegations that India’s government was involved in the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada have barely affected the South Asian nation’s diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific, according to High Commissioner to Australia Manpreet Vohra.
