Why Advanced Economies’ Long-Term Bonds Face Rising Risk Repricing
Rising long-term bond yields in advanced economies signal deeper structural shifts as markets reassess fiscal risks and debt sustainability in a changing global landscape.
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U.S. Congress Faces Critical Funding Deadline Amid Political Turmoil
U.S. lawmakers race to avoid government shutdown by Sept. 30 amid political tensions and market concerns, with implications for Asia’s economic landscape.
Economists: Trump Tariffs Unlikely to Curb U.S. Debt Growth
Economists challenge Trump’s claim that tariffs will reduce U.S. debt, citing limited revenue impact compared to soaring interest costs.
China Boosts Consumer Spending with $9.6B Bond Allocation
China allocates third $9.6B bond batch to boost consumer goods trade-ins, with 300B yuan total planned for 2024 economic stimulus measures.
China’s Tax Revenue to Surpass 155 Trillion Yuan by 2025, Cuts Exceed 10.5 Trillion
China’s tax revenue is projected to exceed 155 trillion yuan by 2025, with 10.5 trillion in cuts aimed at balancing growth and business support. Key insights from tax authorities.
China Boosts Fiscal Spending to Stabilize Economy, Enhance Welfare
China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
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.
China Eyes Fiscal Stimulus to Sustain Growth Amid Global Challenges
Experts urge expanded fiscal measures to boost China’s domestic demand and counter trade uncertainties, as industrial and export sectors show resilience.
U.S. Debt Crisis Could Trigger Inflation Spiral, Economist Warns
Economist Kenneth Rogoff warns that U.S. debt and political challenges could trigger an inflationary crisis, impacting global markets and investor confidence.
Global South Seeks Fiscal Independence Amid US Dollar Risks
As the US faces a fiscal trilemma, Global South nations explore alternatives to the dollar-dominated system, reshaping global economic dynamics.
China’s Credit Growth Surges in May Amid Fiscal Stimulus Efforts
China’s credit expansion accelerates in May as fiscal policies drive record loan issuance and money supply growth, boosting economic confidence.
US Dollar Dominance Fades: Risks Beyond Recent Geopolitics
Long-term structural risks, from fiscal policy to financial weaponization, challenge the US dollar’s global reserve status beyond recent geopolitical shifts.
South Africa Approves Key Fiscal Measures in Parliamentary Vote
South Africa’s parliament approves fiscal framework balancing economic stability and social spending, impacting regional markets and investor confidence.
China Announces Bold Fiscal Policy Shifts to Drive Economic Growth in 2025
China unveils 1.3 trillion yuan fiscal package and consumer incentives to boost domestic demand and global economic collaboration through 2025 reforms.
China’s 4% Fiscal Deficit Signals Proactive Policy Push: ANZ Analysis
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 Unveils Proactive Fiscal Strategy to Boost Economic Growth
China announces a proactive fiscal strategy focused on five key areas, aiming to stimulate economic growth and bolster market confidence amid global uncertainties.
China Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Growth Amid Global Uncertainty
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 Unveils 2025 Growth Strategy Amid Global Economic Spotlight
China sets 2025 growth target at 5%, reinforcing its role in global economic stability through innovation and expanded international cooperation.
Chinese Mainland to Adopt More Proactive Fiscal Policy in 2023
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.