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Latest News Headlines
Bloomberg: China's Communist Party Further Elevates Xi Jinping
China’s ruling Communist Party approved a revised charter that enshrined President Xi Jinping’s name under its guiding principles, elevating him to a status that eluded his two immediate predecessors. [more...]
Bloomberg: Bond Traders Are Piling Into a Fed-Proof Bet
Traders in the $14.2 trillion Treasuries market have found a way to avoid fighting the Federal Reserve, or at least its imminent leadership change. [more...]
Bloomberg: China's Sizzling Stock Rally May Move to State-Owned Giants
Investors who missed out on this year’s blistering surge in offshore Chinese stocks should look to old economy shares for the next stage of the rally, according to Credit Suisse Group AG. [more...]
Bloomberg: HSBC Trader’s Conviction Will Echo Through $5 Trillion FX Market
Global currency traders and compliance officers who monitor them were put on high alert after a New York jury convicted a former HSBC Holdings Plc executive of fraud for front-running a large client order. [more...]
Bloomberg: Getting the Currency Right Is Proving to Be the Key to Making Money in Stocks
Getting currency trends right has been the difference this year between slim to large-scale returns when it comes to stocks and that isn’t likely to change soon. [more...]
Bloomberg: Saudi Billionaire Alwaleed Sees Enron-Like Demise for Bitcoin
Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed is joining the long line of skeptics saying bitcoin is a bubble as the digital currency continues to set record highs. [more...]
Reuters: Asian shares hover near recent highs; NZ dollar slips
Asian shares held within striking distance of recent decade highs on Tuesday and major currencies kept to narrow ranges, while the New Zealand dollar fell after the country’s incoming Labour government laid out its left-leaning priorities. [more...]
Reuters: China's economy seen growing 6.8 percent in 2017 and 6.4 percent in 2018: Reuters poll
China’s economy will likely grow 6.8 percent in 2017, topping the state target and accelerating for the first time in seven years, a Reuters poll showed, as Beijing walks a tightrope by containing debt and property risks without stunting economic growth. [more...]
CNBC: China has grand ambitions to dethrone the dollar. It may make a powerful move this year
China is looking to make a major move against the dollar's global dominance, and it may come as early as this year. [more...]
CNBC: How the ECB could deliver a shock to markets
Traders are eagerly anticipating Thursday's meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB), with some contemplating whether President Mario Draghi's actions could radically reschedule when the central bank's first rate hike could come. [more...]
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