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China’s credit remains subdued despite PBOC’s lending push

CHINA’S credit expanded at a slightly slower pace than expected in November after plunging in the previous month, despite efforts by the central bank to boost lending and ease restrictions on property loans.

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Stoehr most senior departure from Credit Suisse Greater China

CREDIT Suisse Group’s chief executive officer of Greater China, Carsten Stoehr, is leaving the embattled bank, marking the most senior departure for its China business.

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Australian, New Zealand dollars drop as focus turns to US inflation data, Fed meeting

THE Australian and New Zealand dollars lost ground on Monday as caution reigned ahead of US inflation data and a flurry of rate decisions from global central banks this week. The Aussie eased 0.5 per cent to US$0.6773, breaking a three-day winning streak. It has surged 10 per cent since...

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Global private equity deal value continues monthly slide in November: S&P

PRIVATE equity and venture capital deal value worldwide continued its decline in November, with the Asia-Pacific (Apac) region leading global dealmaking, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence on Monday (Dec 12).

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Taiwan central bank likely to announce another mild rate hike: poll

TAIWAN’S central bank is expected to raise its policy rate again this week at the same mild pace as before, according to economists polled by Reuters, but as exports and inflation slow it may hold that rate steady next year to support the economy.

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Why Indonesia’s financial revamp has the market on edge

INDONESIA is set to enact sweeping changes to its financial sector regulation as soon as this week, after two years of thwarted attempts and market pushback.

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Fed’s message that rates will stay on hold for ‘some time’ clashes with 2023 rate-cut bets

FEDERAL Reserve chair Jerome Powell has history on his side as he and colleagues split with Wall Street over how long interest rates will stay high in 2023.

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Tokyo’s broken bond market needs more than BOJ tweaks to heal

A DIALING back of massive Bank of Japan (BOJ) bond purchases and even a tweak to yield-curve control would fail to solve the liquidity drought in the country’s debt market next year, according to investors.

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A Son SoftBank buyout would look more like Musk than Dell

MASAYOSHI Son loves a dramatic deal. His next transaction could be the most riveting yet.

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Fund managers brace for ESG correction with US$4t at stake

ASSET managers are trying to digest new regulatory proposals that have the potential to upend Europe’s biggest ESG fund category.

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