- April 2nd, 2025

As the Federal Reserve embarked on its rate-cutting cycle nearly a month ago, the landscape of borrowing, spending, and investing is rapidly changing. The decision to lower interest rates typically aims to stimulate economic activity by making borrowing cheaper, encouraging...

Thailand's new government, led by Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, has reignited hopes for resolving a decades-long territorial dispute with Cambodia over a lucrative offshore oil and gas field. This area, believed to contain resources worth over $300 billion, has been...

Asian stocks were set to advance on Thursday, following the US stock market's rally, which reached new heights ahead of the release of crucial inflation data. This data, expected to shed light on inflation trends, could play a defining role...

Japan’s major life insurers are preparing to adjust their investment strategies for the second half of the fiscal year, with a cautious eye on the central bank’s monetary policy and the movement of bond yields. Their decisions, expected to unfold...

In an increasingly uncertain global economic landscape, hopes that 2025 will be a more stable year for China’s economy may be unfounded. The World Bank recently delivered a sobering assessment of the nation’s prospects, predicting that growth in Asia’s largest...

As China's economic future comes into sharper focus, a critical message for global investors is becoming clearer: do not buy Chinese stocks expecting a massive fiscal stimulus to prop up the economy. Instead, the true bull case for Chinese equities...

China has announced its decision to impose provisional anti-dumping tariffs on European brandy imports, a move that escalates an ongoing trade conflict between the country and the European Union (EU). This decision follows the EU's imposition of tariffs ranging from...

Thailand's central bank, the Bank of Thailand (BoT). With the upcoming appointment of a new board chairman for the BoT, there is growing pressure to maintain financial stability and ensure the country is equipped to manage its complex economic challenges....

China’s Minister of Commerce, Wang Wentao, voiced strong objections to the United States' ongoing semiconductor policies and restrictions on Chinese-connected vehicles during a call on Tuesday with U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo. At the heart of Wang’s appeal was a...

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