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Global consumer spending trends show mixed signals across major economies

China's singles' consumer spending festival appears to have bolstered October retail sales, while Japan's consumer spending showed unexpected strength despite negative export data. In contrast, the UK's industrial production figures were weak, and the US consumer is showing signs of recovery, with retail sales reflecting improved living standards amid concerns over future trade taxes.
08:52 15.11.2024

investors react to powell's comments as markets decline post election rally

U.S. markets are set to close the week lower as investors react to Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments, which dampened expectations for a December rate cut. Despite a post-election rally, concerns over inflation and interest rates have overshadowed market enthusiasm, with the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all declining. Meanwhile, Japan's economy showed signs of recovery with a 0.3% GDP increase, while China's retail sales rose 4.8% in October, despite ongoing real estate challenges.

global economic outlook as inflation data and earnings season unfold

This week sees a continued rise in the US dollar amid a less dovish stance from the Federal Reserve, with rate-cut expectations for December dropping to 60%. Key earnings reports from companies like NVIDIA are anticipated, while the RBA and UK CPI data will be closely monitored for insights on inflation and monetary policy. Japan's core CPI shows signs of easing, but rising wholesale inflation raises concerns about future price pressures.
07:26 15.11.2024

China's extreme valuations attract stock pickers despite economic challenges

Caroline Cai, CEO of Pzena Investment Management, believes that China's extreme stock valuations present a unique opportunity for investors, despite ongoing macroeconomic challenges. While her firm has increased its exposure to Chinese equities, others, like Adam Coons of Winthrop Capital Management, remain cautious due to potential short-term market reversals. Recent government measures, including a significant stimulus package, have led to a 20% rise in the CSI 300 index year-to-date.

sbi and ubs launch tokenized funds under singapore's project guardian initiative

SBI Digital Markets and UBS have launched tokenized money market funds under Singapore's Project Guardian, a blockchain initiative by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The UBS USD Money Market Investment Fund Token is issued on a public blockchain but is accessible only to accredited investors through authorized partners like DigiFT. Meanwhile, the city of Lugano in Switzerland has issued a CHF 120 million digital bond, continuing its strategy of optimizing debt management through digital finance, although these bonds remain limited to commercial banks.
05:04 15.11.2024

goldman sachs partner shinichi yokote to retire after two decades

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s longest-serving partner in Tokyo, Shinichi Yokote, will retire at the end of the year after over 20 years with the firm. Yokote, who has been the chairman of fixed income and equities in Japan, confirmed his departure in an internal memo dated October 3. A replacement has not yet been announced.

Japan's markets rise as dollar strength eases amid mixed Asian trading

Japanese benchmarks rose by about 0.8%, buoyed by a weaker yen amid slowing economic growth. In contrast, South Korean shares declined due to concerns over potential tax credit eliminations for electric vehicles. Meanwhile, the dollar stabilized after a five-session rally, supported by Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments on interest rates.

Japan's GDP grows 0.3 percent ending two quarters of decline

Japan's GDP grew by 0.3% year-on-year in the third quarter, ending two consecutive quarters of decline, following a revised 1.1% drop in the second quarter. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to 0.25% in July, the highest since 2008, with potential further increases if economic conditions improve. Following the GDP announcement, the Nikkei 225 rose 0.76%, while the yen weakened against the dollar amid ongoing volatility.

Japan's economy grows faster than expected supporting potential rate hikes

Japan's economy grew at an annualized rate of 0.9% in the third quarter, surpassing the 0.7% consensus estimate, though it slowed from a revised 2.2% in the previous quarter. This growth supports the Bank of Japan's case for continuing rate hikes and alleviates pressure on the government as it prepares fiscal stimulus measures.

asia markets set to rebound as wall street reacts to fed comments

Asia-Pacific markets are set to rebound following comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who indicated a cautious approach to lowering interest rates amid strong economic growth. Investors in the region are focused on upcoming economic data from Japan and China, including Japan's GDP and China's retail sales and industrial output figures. Meanwhile, U.S. markets experienced declines, with the Dow Jones falling 0.47% and Tesla shares dropping 5.8%, reflecting a cooling of the so-called "Trump trades."
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