Despite being the world’s wealthiest nations, countries like the US, Singapore, and the UK face massive debt burdens, with ...

SINGAPORE] US exceptionalism, which stems partly from its status as the world’s leading economy and provider of the world’s ...

Through time, governments have often been dependent on debt to finance themselves, some in the local currency and much in a foreign currency.

- Pres Trump again extended trade tariff pauses, this time for China (through to Aug 31st), helping stocks to the upside during the US session and on into Asia (Hang Seng outperforming +1.2%), despite ...

TOKYO] Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda said on Tuesday (Jun 3) the country’s economy can withstand the hit from US tariffs ...

European stocks face trade tensions and geopolitical risks as ECB prepares for rate cuts. FTSE 100 and DAX analysis with key ...

Eurozone inflation fell to 1.9% in May, below forecasts, boosting expectations of an ECB rate cut on Thursday. Core inflation ...

Foreign investors sold Indian government bonds included in global indexes for a second straight month in May, driven by profit-taking and currency volatility rather than a change in sentiment towards ...