
U.S. Debt Concerns Intensify as 30-Year Bond Yields Surpass 5%
Rising U.S. Treasury yields spark concerns over long-term debt sustainability, with implications for global markets and Asia’s economic landscape.
News & Insights Across Asia
Rising U.S. Treasury yields spark concerns over long-term debt sustainability, with implications for global markets and Asia’s economic landscape.
Experts urge expanded fiscal measures to boost China’s domestic demand and counter trade uncertainties, as industrial and export sectors show resilience.
Economist Kenneth Rogoff warns that U.S. debt and political challenges could trigger an inflationary crisis, impacting global markets and investor confidence.
As the US faces a fiscal trilemma, Global South nations explore alternatives to the dollar-dominated system, reshaping global economic dynamics.
China’s credit expansion accelerates in May as fiscal policies drive record loan issuance and money supply growth, boosting economic confidence.
Long-term structural risks, from fiscal policy to financial weaponization, challenge the US dollar’s global reserve status beyond recent geopolitical shifts.
South Africa’s parliament approves fiscal framework balancing economic stability and social spending, impacting regional markets and investor confidence.
China unveils 1.3 trillion yuan fiscal package and consumer incentives to boost domestic demand and global economic collaboration through 2025 reforms.
China’s plan to increase its fiscal deficit to 4% of GDP signals proactive economic strategies, says ANZ’s Raymond Yeung amid growth focus.
China announces a proactive fiscal strategy focused on five key areas, aiming to stimulate economic growth and bolster market confidence amid global uncertainties.
China launches record $1.66 trillion fiscal package with ultra-long-term bonds targeting tech innovation, green energy, and infrastructure modernization to fuel economic transformation.
China sets 2025 growth target at 5%, reinforcing its role in global economic stability through innovation and expanded international cooperation.
The Chinese mainland is set to adopt a more proactive fiscal policy in 2023, increasing the deficit-to-GDP ratio to around 4% and the government deficit to 5.66 trillion yuan.