Chinese Pork Producer Muyuan Is Said to Weigh Hong Kong Listing
Muyuan Foods Co., one of the world’s biggest pig breeders and pork producers, is considering a second listing in Hong Kong ...
Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Warns S&P 500 to Sink 5% on Growth Risks
US stocks are at risk of slumping another 5% on worries about the hit to corporate earnings from tariffs as well as lower ...
Trump’s Dealmaking Is All About Him
From effectively ending the war in Ukraine to setting tariffs, the president’s negotiating skills are coming up short.
China Deploys Food as Weapon in Trade War
Ensuring that China’s 1.4 billion citizens are adequately fed continues to top the policy agenda. While the Asian giant ...
Hong Kong Builder Parkview Has a Week to Avert Loan Default
Cash-strapped builder Parkview Group has until March 17 to avoid a potential default on a $940 million loan tied to a ...
The Fed’s Fixation on a 2% Inflation Target Is Risky
The central bank needs to be open to reconsidering what’s appropriate in a world where adverse supply shocks are more common.
Debt Investors’ Hottest Trade Gets Lift in German Spending Spree
One of the bond market’s favorite trades is getting fresh momentum in Europe, as the worst rout in German bonds in more than ...
Thailand Readies $800 Million in New Cash Handout to Spur Growth
Thailand’s government plans to inject more cash to push growth beyond 3% this year, as the export-reliant economy faces ...
FTSE 100 Live: UK Stocks Set for Higher Open After Last Week’s Losses
The pound is little changed against the dollar this morning, and FTSE 100 futures are pointing to a slightly higher open.
Trump Says Economy Faces ‘Transition,’ Carney Wins in Canada, More
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TSMC’s Sales Quicken In First Two Months in Upbeat Note for AI
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s revenue climbed 39% in the first two months, quickening from 2024 in a sign of ...
European NATO States Still Depend on US Arms Imports, SIPRI Says
The US accounted for the majority of arms imports by European NATO states in the last four years, a Swedish research group found, highlighting their dependence at a time when transatlantic relations ...