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China logs first fiscal revenue drop since 2020 on property slump, weak consumption
China's fiscal revenue fell 1.7% in 2025 from a year earlier, the finance ministry said on Friday, the first contraction since 2020 as a protracted property slump and weak domestic demand saddled the...
India central bank defers plan to mandate climate risk disclosures by banks, sources say
India's central bank has put on hold plans to ask domestic lenders to disclose and manage risks from climate change, three sources directly familiar with the discussions said. Getting a...
China reportedly drops rules that sparked property crisis, developer shares surge
China has done away with borrowing limits on property developers known as its three red lines policy, local media said on Thursday, an apparent end to rules that triggered a debt crisis which...
India cenbank proposes rules for banks to implement relief measures during natural disasters
India's central bank has proposed a set of guidelines for banks and other regulated entities on Tuesday, for the implementation of resolution plans during natural calamities. The banks...
Indonesian president's nephew appointed to central bank, raising independence concerns
Indonesia's parliament on Tuesday appointed President Prabowo Subianto's nephew, Thomas Djiwandono, as a deputy governor of the central bank, in spite of some concerns his installation will undermine...
Indonesian lawmakers to approve new central bank board member
Indonesia's parliament is set to give its initial approval for a new member of the central bank's board late on Monday, once it has completed competency tests for President Prabowo Subianto's nephew...
India to stick to fiscal consolidation path in February 1 budget, say all economists: Reuters Poll
The Indian government will stick to its path of fiscal consolidation in its February 1 budget, all economists polled by Reuters said, mainly due to slower revenue growth following recent tax cuts. ...
Danantara Indonesia to deploy up to $14 billion this year, CIO says in Davos
Sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia expects to invest up to $14 billion this year using dividends from businesses it already owns, its chief investment officer told Reuters, while also planning...
China likely to set 4.5%-5% growth target in 2026, SCMP reports
China is likely to set a 2026 official economic growth target of between 4.5% and 5%, the South China Morning Post reported on Friday, reflecting how even a $1.2 trillion trade surplus cannot shield...
Roomba maker's sale to Chinese manufacturer approved by US bankruptcy judge
A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved a Chinese manufacturer's bid to acquire Roomba maker iRobot, although the sale still requires clearance from other U.S. regulators. The...
China's rural banks struggle to sell seized properties despite hefty discounts
Chinese rural banks are unable to find buyers for hundreds of foreclosed properties they are auctioning despite offering steep discounts, deepening a real estate crisis and adding to risks for the...
Fitch expects Japan to keep deficits within manageable levels despite tax cut
Fitch Ratings expects Japan's government to continue to keep deficits within manageable levels after a lower house election next month as Tokyo faces pressure from the bond market over tax cuts, its...
Indonesia central bank keeps rates unchanged amid rupiah weakness
Indonesia's central bank held its key policy rates steady on Wednesday, as expected, saying the level was supportive of economic expansion while remaining consistent with its goal to anchor the...
Indian lenders to seek RBI approval for longer bulk deposits, sources say
Indian banks will approach the Reserve Bank of India for approval to raise bulk deposits for up to three years compared to the current one year cap, three sources familiar with the discussions said on...
Why has the Indonesian rupiah hit a record low despite dollar weakness?
Indonesia's rupiah hit an all-time low against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, even as the dollar index slid, amid renewed worries about central bank independence after the president picked his nephew...
China leaves benchmark lending rates unchanged, as expected
China left benchmark lending rates unchanged for an eighth consecutive month in January on Tuesday, matching market expectations. The one-year loan prime rate was kept at 3.0%, while...
"I want to keep you where you are" - Hassett no longer favorite to head the Fed
Long seen as the favourite to succeed Jerome Powell, Kevin Hassett is paying the price for his closeness to the president.
Bank Indonesia to hold rates again as rupiah currency remains weak
Bank Indonesia will keep its key interest rate unchanged again on Wednesday to limit further weakness in the rupiah while continuing to press commercial banks to pass on the benefits of earlier rate...
Indonesia's Prabowo nominates nephew as central bank deputy governor
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has nominated his nephew to join the central bank's board of governors, his spokesperson said, amid growing concern about its independence as the government seeks...
Global bond index snub raises odds of RBI adding to record India debt buying, investors say
The delay in including Indian bonds in a key global index has raised the chances of the central bank extending its record government debt buying, seeking to cushion the market from weaker foreign...
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