Tania Chen
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Yuan Carry Trade Prospers Even After Yen Version Collapses
Trades involving borrowing yuan to buy higher-yielding assets are set to be more resilient as China’s central bank keeps its monetary policy dovish, Royal Bank of Canada says.
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Kamala Harris’ Popularity And Hints Of A Rate Cut Are Hurting ‘Trump Trades’
Since Joe Biden withdrew his re-election bid, strategies seen benefiting from a win by Donald Trump have lost steam.
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US Money Manager Cuts China Debt Holding to Buy India Bonds
Foreign investors are turning more bullish on Indian bonds ahead of their inclusion into JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s emerging market debt gauge.
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US Money Manager Cuts China Debt Holding to Buy India Bonds
Foreign investors are turning more bullish on Indian bonds ahead of their inclusion into JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s emerging market debt gauge.
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Yen’s Fragility Raises Specter Of A New Currency War In Asia
A disorderly slump in the Japanese yen can still have a gravitational pull on the region’s currencies.
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Hong Kong Issues 2024’s First Red Storm Signal Amid Flooding
Red is the second-highest storm risk level. The agency also issued landslip and thunderstorm warnings, and advised the public to “stay on high alert.”
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Dollar's Extended Reign Delivers Stark Wake-Up Call For Markets
The world’s financial markets are encountering a force they didn’t bet on for 2024: A strong dollar is back and looks set to stay.
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China Maintains Yuan Defense After Currency Nears Red Line
The People’s Bank of China kept its daily reference rate for the managed currency broadly unchanged, implying to traders that yuan stability is key.
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China Maintains Yuan Defense After Currency Nears Red Line
The People’s Bank of China kept its daily reference rate for the managed currency broadly unchanged, implying to traders that yuan stability is key.
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China's Yuan Red Line Response Has Traders Eyeing Monday Fix
China's policymakers have always been vigilant of currency pressure which can spill over to local stocks and bonds.
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China Yield Curve Nears Inversion In Sign More Stimulus Needed
The extra yield on the nation’s 30-year bonds over their two-year peers has been shrinking for more than a year and this month slipped to the narrowest in more than a decade.
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Asia High-Yielders Pull Ahead In Carry Race As Policies Diverge
Underpinning the appeal of the rupee, rupiah and other Asian currencies is that central banks in the region have largely kept interest rates unchanged.
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Asia High-Yielders Pull Ahead In Carry Race As Policies Diverge
Underpinning the appeal of the rupee, rupiah and other Asian currencies is that central banks in the region have largely kept interest rates unchanged.
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UBS Wealth Arm Says China Stock Recovery Needs Punchier Policies
UBS Wealth Management urges China to implement stronger policies to boost stock market. Monetary easing effects are already factored in, requiring more aggressive measures.
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Fund Manager Who Beat 97% Of Peers Sees Bottom In China Property
Investors who wait too long may miss out on the rebound, according to Matt Eagan, a fund manager at Boston-based Loomis Sayles, which oversees $303 billion.
