Apparently It Was Urgent: China Pulls The RRR Trigger
China pulled the trigger on an RRR cut Friday, just two days after the State
China pulled the trigger on an RRR cut Friday, just two days after the State
Marco Rubio is irritated. Specifically, he’s disturbed that Didi, the Chinese ride-hailing giant whose stock collapsed
Chinese shares careened lower to close the week, with local equities seen vulnerable following ceremonies
“I proposed that we have a democratic alternative to the Belt and Road initiative, to
Joe Biden’s one-on-one with Vladimir Putin in Geneva is the marquee event in the new
“Albert Edwards agrees with the Fed” isn’t something you hear very often, but it’s applicable
If you had to choose one quote from Friday’s session that encapsulates the interplay between
AMC continued to monopolize coverage on mainstream financial media portals Thursday despite multiple headlines and
“My personal view is rates are likely to rise in the early part of next
Tech shares led gains on Wall Street Monday, and it’ll be no coincidence if growth
“Does any innovation in the crypto ecosystem look promising to you?,” Goldman’s Allison Nathan asked
China is all set to “crack down on Bitcoin mining and trading behavior, and resolutely
When last I checked on the Huarong debacle, reports indicated the PBoC was set to
Lost in the whirlwind of inflation hysteria Wednesday was a notable downside surprise in China’s
Copper hit another record and iron ore surged, as the commodities rally rolled on to
“If one stretches rubber too long, it eventually snaps,” JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic wrote Wednesday, in
Speculation about the future of Huarong, the state-linked bad debt manager at the heart of
According to various sourced reports, directives aimed at curtailing “bubble” risk presage the slowest Chinese
Aside from the prospect of a hawkish Fed, almost nothing causes more furrowed brows among
I don’t know if I’d call it “trepidation.” At the risk of trafficking in nebulous
A fresh bout of bond turmoil rippled across markets Friday, as Treasurys sold off on
A day after state-backed funds intervened to stanch the bleeding in mainland Chinese stocks, Weibo
With the House poised to pass Democrats’ $1.9 trillion virus relief bill and Joe Biden
There was trouble in paradise as the new week dawned. A promising start in Asia
What do you get when you combine pent-up demand abroad, a maturing domestic recovery, and
China got back to business Thursday following the Lunar New Year holiday. Mainland shares were
Most “regular” (and I don’t have a concrete definition of that) market participants likely didn’t
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