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Opinion & Features

The US dollar endures, but for how long?

Leaders of the BRICS group attend a meeting during the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil July 7, 2025. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes
Opinion & Features

Brics currencies are no realistic alternative to the US dollar

Fixed income funds has seen more interest from investors of late, though some analyst believe some Asian equities are up and coming.
Companies & Markets

Volatility is set to stay. Here’s where investors can put their money amid wild market swings

ETFs have steadily taken over vast parts of the securities business in part because they are easier to shift in and out of rapidly, making them a draw to individual investors.
Global Enterprise

BlackRock targets money-market fund business in new ETF push

Stock price information displayed in the trading floor of the Euronext NV stock exchange in Paris, France, on Thursday, Sept, 15, 2022. European stock investors are grappling with sticky inflation, hawkish central banks and a worsening energy crisis. Photographer: Nathan Laine/Bloomberg
Companies & Markets

Spain receives record 130 billion euros of bids for bond sale

Germany’s 10-year bond yield, the benchmark for the euro area, fell to 2.029 per cent, its lowest since March.
Companies & Markets

Eurozone yields fall sharply after Fed and ECB, spreads tighten

The FCA proposals follow a recommendation from the BOE in October that the £250 billion-(S$422 billion) sterling money market funds sector, widely used by companies for day-to-day funding and parking cash overnight, needed to be more resilient.
International

UK plans higher liquidity requirements for money market funds

The price of the benchmark seven-day repos traded in the interbank market have hit a high of 2.8 per cent, the highest level since Oct 31.
International

China’s money market shows signs of liquidity tightness towards month-end

The central bank has been trying to lower costs by injecting record amounts of liquidity.
International

PBOC vows more liquidity after surge in China money market rates

Money market traders remain uncertain over the PBOC’s plans to roll over 1.5 trillion yuan of policy loans due in November and December.
International

China money markets suggest even more PBOC support required

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