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Chinese stocks are loving Beijing's support measures, U.S. growth is smashing expectations on the upside, while inflation is smashing expectations on the downside. On top of that, the European Central Bank could soften its rhetoric at its March meeting and pave the way for an interest rate cut as soon as June, if upcoming data confirms inflation has been vanquished, four sources told Reuters. Bond yields are falling, U.S. stocks are making new highs - earnings are strong, despite Tesla - ...

Chinese stocks have had their worst start to a year since the country’s financial market crash of eight years ago. It comes as Beijing dashed hopes earlier this week that it might intervene to support the country’s struggling economy.

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The departing year was marked by a significant economic slowdown driven mainly by a series of aggressive interest rate hikes by major central banks worldwide. Meanwhile, uncertainty persisted with the ongoing war in Ukraine and further intensified with the new conflict in Cyprus neighborhood betwee

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China is set to take further action including relaxing home-purchase restrictions as it scrambles to tackle a deepening crisis in its massive debt-riddled property sector, four people familiar with the matter said. Regulators including the housing ministry, central bank and financial regulator in coming weeks will implement measures they have been working on over the past few months under State Council guidance, two of the people said. Proposed measures include lifting home-purchasing curbs in...

It's a week that every investor has squarely on their radar: Three of the world's biggest central banks will deliver their latest policy moves and China's Politburo - its top policymaking body - is set to unveil support measures as the economy sputters. On Monday, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off a slight 0.3%, European stock futures were marginally lower and U.S. futures were flat. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was a bit of an outlier o...

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