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By Xav Feng Three Asia-Pacific central banks, including New Zealand, Thailand and India, dropped a shocking bomb in the global market by cutting their interest rates aggressively on the same day. By the means of responding to a worsening global economy, the central banks of New Zealand, ...

Originally Published on June 4, 2019 David Beckworth : Our guest today is Mike Bird. Mike is a Hong Kong based reporter for the Wall Street Journal covering financial markets across Asia. He previously worked in the Journal's London Bureau. Mike is also a previous guest of the show and re...

" They broke the deal ," President Trump said at a Wednesday night rally -- throwing icy water on hopes that a compromise could be reached between the U.S. and China before a Friday tariff-hike deadline, and spurring a round of selling in Asian markets early Thursday. More news on: WisdomT...

By Johannes Eugster, Economist, Multilateral Surveillance Division, IMF Research Department; Florence Jaumotte, Deputy Division Chief, IMF's Research Department; Margaux MacDonald, Economist, Research Department of the IMF; and Roberto Piazza, Economist, Multilateral Surveillance Division, IM...

Overview: The dovishness of the Federal Reserve sent ripples through the capital markets. US equities reversed initial gains, but Asia Pacific equities edged higher, though Japanese markets were closed for a national holiday. European shares are struggling, as financials and consumer discret...

By Andrew Gillan Andrew Gillan, Head of Asia ex Japan Equities, discusses reasons behind the recent rally in Asia ex Japan equity markets and opportunities the region may hold for the long-term investor. What a difference a few months make! Asia ex Japan equities have risen approximate...

Asia will drive the global economy in 2019, according to an analysis of 40 major economies based on inflation and GDP growth forecasts by GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. The company's analysis categorizes each country by "Low", "Moderate" and "High" GDP growth rate together...