Credit markets across Asia are showing growing signs of stress, as heightened global trade tensions spill into fixed-income instruments. The strain follows the U.S. administration’s sweeping import tariffs, which have roiled investor
European financial markets experienced significant declines following the United States’ implementation of extensive import tariffs, which have intensified global trade tensions and raised concerns about a potential economic downturn. The Dow Jones
Former Bank of Japan (BOJ) board member Makoto Sakurai suggests that the central bank may implement another interest rate hike in 2025, potentially in April or June, raising the short-term rate from
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has expressed concerns that the United States’ recent tariff policies may significantly hinder global economic growth. In its semi-annual Financial Stability Review, the RBA highlighted that
UBS has completed the merger of Credit Suisse’s service company entities in India into its own UBS Business Solutions arm, consolidating a combined workforce of roughly 24,000 employees. This marks a key
