Fundamental Analysis Category

China’s Yuan Defense May Undermine Global Bond Demand China’s efforts to defend the yuan have unintended consequences, casting a shadow on the global bond market as investors grapple with higher overseas funding costs. These developments have created a scenario where investors may divert their attention away from Chinese bonds in favor of more attractive options

New Zealand’s Current Account Deficit Beats Economists’ Expectations New Zealand’s current account deficit has decreased by $1 billion during the June quarter, dropping to $6.7 billion from $7.7 billion in the previous three months, as reported by Statistics NZ. This deficit signifies that New Zealand is spending more than it is earning overseas. Before the

ECB Official Advocates Government Action Against Inflation and Explores Benefits of Fiscal Policy Tightening Yannis Stournaras, a member of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council, has strongly underscored the critical role governments must play in addressing the growing concern of rising consumer prices. In his view, as borrowing costs reach what could be their zenith,

China Encourages FX Trading Reduction to Bolster Weakening Yuan China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), has reportedly instructed several brokerage firms to reduce their proprietary trading in the foreign exchange market, signaling the authorities’ efforts to stabilize the weakening yuan. This move comes as the yuan faced significant pressure, having reached a

China’s Efforts to Defend Yuan Intensify as Costs Rise in Hong Kong Traders betting against the yuan are facing obstacles as China seeks to make it more expensive to do so in Hong Kong. This week, borrowing costs for yuan between banks in Hong Kong surged, reaching a five-year high for three-month contracts. This increase