News & Insights Across Asia
On January 29, the U.S. Federal Reserve paused its interest rate cuts due to rising core inflation driven by volatile food prices, a move that could strain its relationship with President Donald Trump.
The U.S. Federal Reserve began its first meeting under President Donald Trump’s second term to address potential interest rate changes in the fight against inflation.
China’s one-year Loan Prime Rate remains steady at 3.1% in December, signaling continued stability in the nation’s lending rates as policymakers balance economic growth and financial risk management.
China has kept its loan prime rates unchanged this month as it assesses recent economic policies. The one-year LPR remains at 3.1 percent, signaling a cautious approach amid ongoing economic measures.
ECB’s Martins Kazaks advocates for continued gradual interest rate cuts, aligning with the bank’s recent decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points in October.
Analysts from China Finance 40 Forum urge policymakers to accelerate interest rate cuts and increase government spending to stimulate demand and bolster economic growth.
China has cut its benchmark lending rates for the third time this year, lowering the one-year LPR to 3.1% and the over-five-year LPR to 3.6%, in a bold move to stimulate economic growth and credit demand.
China has cut its benchmark lending rates for the third time this year, reducing the one-year LPR to 3.1% and the over-five-year LPR to 3.6%, in a move to stimulate economic growth and investment.
The European Central Bank has announced a 25 basis point cut to three key interest rates, aiming to stimulate economic growth amid uncertainty. The changes will take effect from October 23.
As global rate cuts loom, emerging markets like China are attracting investors amid slowing growth in advanced economies. The U.S. faces economic challenges, opening doors for new investment opportunities.
China’s central bank cut its key short-term policy rate and reduced reserve requirements, boosting market confidence and incentivizing overseas investors, following a significant Politburo meeting.
China’s central bank has introduced significant monetary policy adjustments to boost economic growth and stabilize the housing market, including interest rate cuts and reduced down payments for second homes.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 50 basis points amid signs of moderating inflation and a weakening labor market. Former Vice Chairman Donald Kohn stresses the importance of continued cuts.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate by an unusually large half-point, raising questions about the impact on the global economy and financial markets.
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s unexpected 50 basis point rate cut aims to avert an economic slowdown but is causing significant effects on global markets, currencies, and economies, including China.
Americans are preparing for a potential interest rate cut when the Federal Reserve meets in September, signaling a possible shift in monetary strategy. This would be the first cut since March 2022.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals a possible interest rate cut in September amid easing inflation, speaking at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium.
China keeps its Loan Prime Rates steady in August, with the one-year rate at 3.35% and over-five-year rate at 3.85%, signaling confidence in economic stability and maintaining mortgage costs for homebuyers.
An uptick in the U.S. unemployment rate in July strengthens the case for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, as job growth slows and economists express concerns over a potential economic slowdown.
The U.S. Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady but signals possible cuts ahead to combat inflation, impacting global and Asian markets.