As the US election enters its final phase, global investors are bracing for a potential shakeup in financial markets. With the outcome still uncertain, attention is focused on the results expected later today, as the tight race between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic contender Kamala Harris has already triggered market volatility in recent weeks, as detailed in a report by Reuters.

Global investors on edge as US election results loom

Lets, take a look at the center of worry for global investors - Japan. In less than a week, Japan has completely flipped the world's expectations for its markets and economy.

Is Japan's pivot hurting global investors?

Stock markets are tumbling globally with Japanese shares as one point exceeding their 1987 Black Monday loss. While European Shares near six-month lows. Our next report decodes how the fears of a US recession sent investors fleeing from risk while deciding that rate cuts would be needed to rescue growth. Japan's Nikkei 225 share index plunged as much as 10% on Monday, driven by heavy selling amid concerns that the U.S. economy may be in worse shape than previously expected. Watch in for more details!

Global stock sell-off intensifies as traders see multiple risks

The world is sitting on debt time bomb, which has crossed the 300-trillion mark. However, some countries are at a greater risk than others. This report tells you more.

Global debt burden now stands at record $313 trillion

The world is sitting on debt Time Bomb which has crossed the $300 trillion Mark. Some countries are at a greater risk than others. The developing countries are worst-hit by rising debt burden. Watch to know more!

India is emerging as the best bet for global investors who are otherwise struggling to find growth. Most global hedge funds are shorting Chinese markets & investing in India for long-term growth. Watch to know more!

Indian markets witness record inflows in 2023

Global investors pivot to India, endorse Indian stocks

The Southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, which is the 2nd largest economy and the top electronic goods exporter in India, will be hosting a Global Investors Meet in January 2024.

Secured $37bn investment, 400K jobs in 2 yrs; Global Investors Meet in Jan 2024: TN govt

After President Xi Jinping revealed China's new leadership - global investors have offloaded Chinese investment worth $2.5 billion. What caused the mass sell-off? Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Global investors offload Chinese investment worth $2.5 billion

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