
Hong Kong is holding steady as one of the world's top financial centers...Maintaining its third place ranking behind New York and London...The latest financial centres index shows the city is closing the gap with the leaders...

Hong Kong Closes Gap With London & New York In Global Finance 

The real question doing the rounds in India is, will domestic stocks make a rebound after closing in the red for a sixth consecutive session? While long term sentiment still favors Indian stocks, the U.S. policy hits are still at play in the near term. The GST narrative seems like a side picture at the moment.

Is the worst of foreign fund stock outflows behind India?

BREAKING | Supreme Court Slams Reports Suggesting ‘Pilot Error’ Led To Air India Crash

South Korea has imposed a one-year ban on foreign homebuyers in a bid to cool down surging housing prices in Seoul and surrounding areas. The move comes after a sharp rise in property purchases by buyers from mainland China and Hong Kong, who now own nearly 97,000 properties across the country. The government hopes the measure will stabilize prices and improve affordability for local residents, many of whom face strict mortgage regulations.


South Korea bans foreign homebuyers to curb soaring housing prices

The upcoming US Jobs report has become more than just an economic update, it’s now a political flashpoint. President Trump’s decision to fire the head of the bureau of labour statistics raised concerns about the independence of government statistics.



US Jobs Report Could Shape Holiday Hiring Outlook | WION

Nvidia’s shares dropped 3 percent after the company issued a cautious outlook, signaling a slowdown in growth. This comes after an unprecedented two-year surge fueled by soaring global investment in artificial intelligence. The market reaction reflects concerns about whether the AI boom can maintain its current pace in the face of evolving demand and economic conditions.

Nvidia's 90% jump at risk after earnings 

Calls for stimulus are growing as indian exporters claim they cannot survive the hit from president trump's 50 percent tariff, without government assistance.
Industry groups are pushing for stimulus that includes cheaper loans, wage subsidies, and tax breaks to soften the blow.



What’s at Stake as Higher Tariffs Kick in? | WION Business Watch

 ‘I will make deals like that all day long.’ U.S. President Donald Trump declared on his social media handle, as he defended his administration’s recent 9.9 percent stake in intel.


U.S. President Donald Trump Pushes State Role in Corporate America | WION World Business Watch 

Cocoa production in Ivory Coast, the world’s top cocoa producer, has faced significant risks in the last two years. July saw a sharp drop in cocoa grind, falling 31.2 percent year on year.

Everyday Chocolate Could See Quality Or Price Changes

China’s capital outflows accelerated sharply in July, reaching a record high as investors seized new opportunities to diversify overseas. According to Bloomberg, domestic banks transferred a net $58.3 billion on behalf of clients for securities investments, the largest monthly outflow since records began in 2010.


China's Record Capital Outflows Hit Record High After Market Liberalisation Push

Inflation is heating up American businesses. With wholesale prices surging at the fastest pace in three years. The latest data by Bureau of Labor statistics and lSEG shows costs for both goods and services are soaring, raising concerns about what this means for the consumers already grappling with higher prices.


US Businesses May Pass Rising Costs to Consumers in Coming Months

Market volatility for global investors has been unsettling—especially for young investors who worry they may have mistimed their entry or exit into stocks. The headlines about new highs and steep corrections often amplify that anxiety. but experts say market wisdom suggests that the real driver of long-term success isn’t pinpoint timing—it’s time spent in the market.


Your Money: What to Do When Markets Turn Volatile? 

The oil market has had a wild ride so far this year, trading down to levels last seen in 2021. Ing predicts oil could fall further and crash below the 60-dollar mark next year.

Ing says oil could fall below $60 next year | wion business watch

India continues to outperform major global economies, showcasing robust growth in both its manufacturing and services sectors.

India leads global growth surge

When Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th U.S. President, he proclaimed the dawn of a new "Golden age."
However, from stocks to dollar, trump's 'golden age' is off to an ugly start.
Investors who bet against trump and bought gold after his inauguration have been rewarded, as the yellow metal has soared to a record.
In this next report, we decode how trade wars on multiple fronts were the defining moments from 100 dizzying days of trump 2.0. Take a look...

Key moments from Trump's first 100 days

U.S. Manufacturing activity shrank in april by the most in five months. This was driven by lean order books, and the repercussions from tariffs prompted the steepest output contraction since 2020.

U.S. Manufacturing Activity Shrinks By Most Since November

There's a lot of economic data due this week. A lot of it won't look good. But does that mean an imminent recession? In this report, we dive into the clues investors will look for in the week ahead. Take a look.

U.S. consumer sentiment falls to the lowest on record

Tata consultancy services or tcs, india’s largest tech services company,
Is under investigation by the u.S. Equal employment opportunity commission following allegations of workplace discrimination.
Dozens of former u.S. Employees claim they were targeted for layoffs due to their race, age, and national origin.

US Probes TCS On Workers' Bias Claims

Japan’s core inflation rose in march, adding pressure on the bank of japan ahead of its next policy meeting.
The increase comes as persistent food price hikes drive up the cost of living and complicate the central bank’s path for interest rate adjustments.

Japan CPI Tops Bank Of Japan's Target Again

Gold hit yet another all-time high on Wednesday - twice in three trading days. The yellow metal is currently selling for more than $3,300 an ounce, which at one point was a fantasy land bet. Just five years ago, in april 2000, gold was meandering around its nadir price of roughly $250 an ounce.

Is Gold Getting Too Pricey Or Flashing A Recession Flag?

Gold prices continue their dazzling rally as markets remain clouded by US President Donald Trump’s escalating tariff agenda. The yellow metal firmed again on Tuesday, inching closer to its record high, driven by investors seeking shelter from volatility fueled by trade tensions and looming geopolitical risks.

Can gold hold on to its stellar gains?

India’s financial landscape is experiencing a quiet revolution as women take charge of their investments, with several states showing a faster pace of demat account growth among women than men. The past three years have seen a wave of new investors, with women becoming a key driver of this change.

Indian women close the gender gap in finance

Indian tech stocks faced a meltdown as the impact of tariffs have dimmed outlook for the sector. But is the sell-off just numbers on a screen or will it impact jobs and investments in the export services sector? That's what this next report decodes...

Impact of Trump's tariffs on Indian rarnings

Berlin is shifting gears—zooming from bohemian backstreets to savvy boulevards. But as the city accelerates into growth, can it keep the art of its creative soul alive while riding the thrill of an autobahn-speed transformation? That’s what this next report decodes... Take a look...

Confluence of culture & commerce: Berlin

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