Real Winners and Losers Emerge in Asia After Fed Meeting
Japan, Korea and Taiwan are setting new records, while a potential trade to exploit the high degree of leverage creeps into the system.
Japan Raises Rates to Highest Level Since Bubble Pop
The Bank of Japan has lifted the base rate to its highest level in 31 years, but is keeping its eye on business-to-business price hikes.
Global Central Banks Turn Hawkish on Inflation
Here’s how central banks around the world are attempting to respond to higher prices.
May CPI Up Largely as Expected, But It’s Not That Simple
Ahead of tomorrow’s U.S. May PPI report, China’s May PPI accelerated further.
Stagflation Worries Take Center Stage as CPI Looms
This tricky market environment requires a stout defense.
Alibaba Pushes Back on U.S. Punishment as Stock Dips
China’s tech industry got a domestic AI boost despite fresh allegations of ties to China’s military for Alibaba, Baidu and BYD.
Crackdown Hits Hong Kong Financials on Anniversary of Tiananmen Square
Hong Kong has been a key route for mainland Chinese citizens to get their money out of the grasp of the Communist Party.
XPEL’s ‘Invisible Product’ Drives Profits in the Automotive Aftermarket
In this week’s Stocks & Markets podcast, we talk with XPEL’s CEO Ryan Pape to learn more about the company and how it delivers profits from a product that disappears when you use it.
U.S. Investors Feeling Impact of Chinese Securities Crackdown
The Chinese stock watchdog is increasingly applying the country’s securities law overseas.
Stalemate at the Strait, China Stumbles, SpaceX Countdown Begins
Tough talk heats up in war on Iran, China economy shows trouble, SpaceX could go public soon at out-of-this-world valuation.