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China’s unexpected retaliation last week and the hasty US reaction means means we can expect China to use tools other than tariffs for future…
The latest escalation of the trade war is no surprise, but President Trump should hurry up to secure a trade deal before his battle for re-election really…
China has eventually retaliated with tariffs but this retaliation is far from the last. Very soon, we expect American companies to be included in…
A 41K increase in employment in July - most of it full-time, does not really tally with thoughts of a near-term further easing from the RBA, or a much…
The yield curve is talking to you... and it's not saying anything nice. So says ING's Senior Rates Strategist, Antoine Bouvet. An inverted curve…
July industrial production releases crowd next week’s Asian economic calendar, though India’s 2Q GDP and Korea’s central bank policy…
There's been increasing speculation about Hong Kong's dollar peg, mainly because protests have lasted longer than expected. Here's why we…
Firmer growth, low inflation, and a healthy external payments position – everything is coming together to support investor confidence despite the…
That is the main message from the just-released minutes of ECB's July meeting which stress the central bank's growing concerns about both the…
Given the protracted trade tensions and concerns about global growth, the industrial metals market seems to be overwhelmed by increasing macro risks and…
Bank Indonesia surprised markets on the timing for a second rate cut to help spur economic growth amidst global headwinds
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