China's broad rate cuts: How investors are reacting
China's central bank will cut banks' reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points and further reduce key interest rates to support a recovery in prices, its governor Pan Gongsheng said on Tuesday.
China Cuts 14-Day Reverse Repo Rate, Injects Liquidity As Economy Slows Down
Typically, China uses 14-day repos to facilitate the banking system manage the long holidays and the last time it did the same was ahead of a spring break in February
Asia-Pacific markets mixed as investors digest China's surprise repo rate cut
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed on Monday after the People’s Bank of China unexpectedly lowered a key short-term rate and pump more liquidity into the financial system ahead of a 7-day holiday beginning October 1.
Asia stocks, Wall St futures edge up; China trims repo rate
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) -Asian stocks firmed on Monday ahead of central bank meetings that are widely expected to deliver two more rate cuts and key U.S. inflation figures that should flash a green light for more easing there.
Asian Shares Mixed As China Trims Repo Rate
Asian stocks traded mixed on Monday in the aftermath of the Federal Reserve's 50-bps rate cut last week. Regional volumes remained
Asia report: Markets mixed as China trims 14-day repo rate
Asia-Pacific markets finished in a mixed state on Monday as investors navigated the implications of the US Federal Reserve’s recent outsized rate cut, with policy decisions from regional central banks,
Asia stocks steady ahead of RBA decision, Ueda speech
Asian stocks were perched at their highest in more than two months on Tuesday as expectations for more U.S. rate cuts kept risk sentiment aloft, while investors awaited a policy decision from Australia's central bank.
Asian stocks boosted by US rate cut, China stimulus hope
Most Asian markets rose Monday, building on last week's rally following the Federal Reserve's bumper interest rate cut, while sentiment was also boosted by hopes for fresh measures to kickstart
Asian stocks rise on China stimulus optimism, Fed: Markets wrap
Asian stocks rose on optimism about potential stimulus measures from China, following positive comments from Federal Reserve policymakers. Japanese, South Korean, and Hong Kong markets saw gains. Investors are also awaiting key US economic data later this week.
Asia stocks hold steady as more rate cuts loom
Asian stocks were steady on Monday ahead of central bank meetings that are widely expected to deliver two more rate cuts and key U.S. inflation figures that should flash a green light for more easing there.
Asian stocks advance on China stimulus hopes: markets wrap
Asian stocks rose along with US equity futures on expectations that China may deliver more stimulus to revive the world’s second-largest economy.
China's central bank injects cash, lowers 14-day reverse repo rate
China's central bank supplied 14-day cash to its banking system for the first time in months on Monday and at a lower ...
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Repo rate cut too little too late for consumers on edge of financial ruin?
Although South Africans were relieved when the repo rate was cut by 25 basis points, it was not nearly enough to really help.
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Morning Bid: Counting on more rate cuts
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China's central bank lowers 14-day reverse repo rate, stabilizing market liquidity for holiday
The People’s Bank of China (PBC) announced on Monday that it will lower the interest rate for 14-day reverse repos from 1.95 ...
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Repo rate cut good for foreign investor sentiment – BLSA
The Reserve Bank cut the repo rate last week by 25 basis points, while the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis ...
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Stock Market Soars to New Heights Driven by Anticipation of RBI Rate Cut
Benchmark indices hit new highs with BSE Sensex closing at 84,928.61 and NSE Nifty at 25,939.05. Gains were driven by sectors ...
US law firms shrink China footprint as investment decline hurts business
Slowing investments in China by American corporate clients and intensified local competition have prompted US-based civil law ...