Goldman Sees India Holding Its Own Even If China Stocks Rebound
A rebound in Chinese equities is unlikely to spur a strong rotation of funds out of India, where the benchmark index is headed for a record high amid a surge in foreign inflows.
A rebound in Chinese equities is unlikely to spur a strong rotation of funds out of India, where the benchmark index is headed for a record high amid a surge in foreign inflows.
A Japanese self-defense force trainee was arrested for allegedly opening fire on other soldiers at a shooting range and killing two of them, local media reported, in a country that rarely sees gun violence.
China’s central bank will probably accelerate its monetary easing into next year with several cuts to interest rates and the reserve requirement ratio, according to new forecasts from Barclays Plc.
The worldwide boom in generative artificial intelligence will usher in an age of accelerated productivity and greater prosperity for some — and profound disruption for others, primarily knowledge workers, according to a new report by consultants McKinsey & Co.
Tourism in Croatia is predicted to hit a record after the country joined the euro and Schengen area. The next challenge is the labor market.
The European Central Bank is about to test the resilience of the continent’s banking industry by making lenders repay about half a trillion euros in cheap pandemic-era loans — in one go.
For a few thousand millionaires in Geneva, a regional vote in the next few days could have a lasting impact on their wallets.
A major Kazakh financial lobby group thwarted an effort to set a much lower cap on unsecured loans popular with the vast majority of the workforce, according to people familiar with the matter, all but undoing one of the signature initiatives in the country after last year’s deadly riots.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering calling an early election if the opposition submits a no-confidence motion to parliament Friday, broadcaster FNN said, citing sources close to the government and ruling parties.
After tapping foreign investors for roughly $55 billion in the past five years to fund environmental projects in China, mainland companies have almost entirely given up on the offshore green bond market this year.