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Additional rate hike

I already cant get people to pay attention to projects this week. We ended last wek on a high note but it was the same high note (S&P 4,708) that we hit on

The weaker yen is making Japan’s import bill worse, from energy to raw materials, amid supply bottlenecks. But there is little Japan can do to make currency markets listen in a global inflationary environment.

Thailand has room for further monetary easing to support its economic recovery, which is expected to be slow, uneven and clouded by the unknown path of the coronavirus pandemic, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

Potential rate hike

Record-high household debt

Rising inflation in India risks RBI’s monetary easing Premium Consumer price inflation is on course to test the upper limit of the its 2%-6% target, 3 min read . Updated: 28 Apr 2021, 05:36 AM IST Bloomberg Provincial curbs to stem the virus are disrupting domestic supply chains, risking higher prices for everything from essential drugs to cars. Share Via Read Full Story The world’s worst Covid-19 outbreak in India risks fanning price pressures, threatening to limit options for the infla...

Looming danger of debt Prepare for exit strategy to ensure fiscal health The countrys national debt has increased to its highest level, driven by the unprecedented public health crisis. The Ministry of Economy and Finance said Tuesday that the national debt, comprised of bond issuances and borrowing by central and local governments, hit a record 846.9 trillion won ($750.5 billion) as of the end of last year, up 17.1 percent from 2019. The double-digit increase was inevitable for the country t...

Australias central bank commits to keep 3-year yields low amid bond rout Selasa, 02 Maret 2021 / 13:54 WIB Sumber: KONTAN.CO.ID -  SYDNEY. Australias central bank on Tuesday affirmed its pledge to keep interest rates at historic lows as policymakers battle to stop surging bond yields disrupting the countrys surprisingly strong economic recovery. Concluding its March board meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept rates at 0.1% and committed to maintaining its "highly supportive mo...

The devastation wrought by Covid-19 on the real economy hasn’t stopped stock and property markets reaching new highs. Despite the Fed’s best efforts, such asset bubbles cannot be sustained. Could US political instability deflate the bubbles?