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Bloomberg: China Stocks Start 2018 Strongly, Dollar Weakens: Markets Wrap
China’s equities led regional gains as property stocks soared in Hong Kong and a gauge of manufacturing strength beat expectations. The dollar slid following its worst year in more than a decade, while gold advanced. [more...]
Bloomberg: Bitcoin Starts New Year by Declining, First Time Since 2015
For the first time since 2015, the cryptocurrency began a new year by declining, extending its slide from a record $19,511 reached on Dec. 18. The virtual coin traded at $13,624.56 as of 5 p.m. in New York on Monday, down 4.8 percent from Friday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. [more...]
Bloomberg: Singapore's Economy Grows Faster Than Estimated
Singapore’s economy finished 2017 on a solid footing, allowing more room for policy makers as they consider raising taxes and tightening monetary policy this year. [more...]
Bloomberg: Air Crash Probe Begins After Compass CEO Killed in Sydney
Investigators are piecing together the final moments of a Sydney seaplane flight that plunged into the water on New Year’s Eve, killing Compass Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Richard Cousins and four members of his close family. [more...]
Bloomberg: The Biggest Threats to China’s Economy in 2018
China’s economy begins 2018 facing what its own leaders call three years of “critical battles.”. Those fights to tackle domestic debt, poverty and pollution pose a hat-trick of risks to the world’s No. 2 economy even before higher interest rates and trade war threats from the U.S. are taken into account. [more...]
Bloomberg: China Bulls Out in Force in 2018 as Stocks, Yuan, Bonds All Rise
Chinese financial markets started the new year in celebratory mode, with the MSCI China Index extending a 12-month rally and the yuan climbing to the highest level in almost four months. [more...]
Reuters: Asia shares scale decade top on China optimism, dollar in doldrums
Asian shares scaled a decade peak on Tuesday after a survey of Chinese manufacturing proved surprisingly upbeat, while the euro lurked within striking distance of its 2017 top against an ailing U.S. dollar. [more...]
Reuters: Oil posts strongest year opening since 2014; Iran unrest pushes up crude
Oil prices posted their strongest opening to a year since 2014 on Tuesday, with crude rising to mid-2015 highs amid large anti-government rallies in Iran and ongoing supply cuts led by OPEC and Russia. [more...]
CNBC: Look for an 'almost inevitable cold war' between the US and China, strategist says
North Korea called itself a nuclear power on Monday, but the question now is whether U.S. President Donald Trump recognizes the rogue regime as one, a strategist told CNBC Tuesday. [more...]
CNBC: Here are three key global themes set to dominate markets in 2018
The next calendar year is projected to be a "nerve-jangling" ride for global investors, strategists told CNBC, with recurring geopolitical tension and the frenzies of technology set to guide market trends. [more...] |
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