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Australian IPO The Highest In 3 Years As Guzman Y Gomez Notes A 37% Surge On Debut

With its shares rising more than one-third on their first trading day on Thursday, the Mexican restaurant chain Guzman Y Gomez delivered Australia's greatest initial public offering start in three years and sent a positive message about investor mood.   In contrast to a flat market overall,...

The Bank Of England Will Maintain Interest Rates Even If Inflation Exceeds Its Objective Of 2%

For the first time in over three years, headline inflation in the United Kingdom reached the Bank of England's objective of 2% on Wednesday morning.   However, the report did little more than bolster traders' doubts about the imminence of an interest rate decrease.   After registering...

By 2047, India Hopes To Have Reached Developed Status. These Are The Top 4 Issues Modi Must Address

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been talking boldly about turning India into a developed nation by 2047 for the past two years.   Now, all eyes will be on Modi and his coalition with the Bharatiya Janata Party to see if they can maintain the economic momentum and continue to enhance...

China Maintains Benchmark Rates But The PBOC Treads Carefully

In accordance with market predictions, China kept benchmark lending rates constant at a monthly fixing on Thursday.   Even while there has been a surge in recent data indicating that further support is required to stabilise an uneven economic recovery, the consistent monthly LPR fixes...

Chinese State Media Claims Chinese Automakers Are Seeking Retaliatory Levies On Vehicles Made In The EU

The state-run Global Times newspaper reported on Wednesday that Chinese automakers have pushed Beijing to increase taxes on imported European gasoline-powered automobiles as retaliation for Brussels' move to impose restrictions on Chinese electric vehicle exports.   The article stated that...

Fed Policymakers Tread Carefully When Discussing Possible Rate Reductions

Fed policymakers, encouraged by recent statistics, are carefully moving towards what most anticipate would be one or more interest rate cuts by the end of this year. They are waiting for more evidence that inflation is slowing down as well as any red flags from a robust labour market.   Fed...

EU's Investigation Into EV Subsidies Is "Selective", Says Chinese Official

In an exclusive interview with CNBC, a Chinese official said that Europe's investigation of Chinese electric cars was extremely selective, to the point where the findings are not reliable.   Last week, the European Commission declared that, beginning of July 4, imports of Chinese electric...

Once More, London Emerges As Europe's Biggest Stock Market

For the first time in over two years, the primary stock market in the UK reclaimed its position as the most valued in Europe, according to statistics. According to Bloomberg statistics, the overall value of firms listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) surpassed the $3.13tn total value of...

The Desire By Chinese Investors Seeking Investments Abroad Is Driving Wealth Inflows Into Hong Kong

Wealthy Chinese are resuming their purchases of Hong Kong investment goods including insurance and high-yield time deposits as a way to protect their money from a potential decline in the country's economy and real estate market as well as a depreciating currency.   The trend started to show...

IEA Anticipates India To Drive Demand For Oil Globally

Currently the third-largest oil importer and consumer in the globe, India is expected to become the main driver of the world's oil demand in the second half of this decade, according to a statement released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Wednesday. India is expected to boost its oil...
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