US Markets opened November on a positive note, with all three major American indices gaining-- that was mostly fueled by strong performances from amazon and intel, which helped lift investor sentiment despite a disappointing jobs report showing only 12,000 jobs added in October.

US Stocks Rally as Amazon Soars

A poor Oct US Jobs report allows the fed to continue on its easing path. US Policymakers are now on course to reduce interest rates by a quarter point at their meeting this week.

Will It Be Another Jumbo-sized Fed Rate Cut?

Asian Markets Mixed Amid Uncertainty

Riyadh air, the new saudi airline set to commence operations in 2025, has announced a significant $1.3 billion credit facility to bolster its financial position as it gears up for launch. The financing agreement, secured with a consortium of eight banks, includes an initial $800 million revolving credit facility and an option for an additional half a billion dollars.

Riyadh Air Secures $1.3 BN Credit Boost

The European Union has made a significant move against Chinese electric vehicles by imposing new tariffs of up to 45.3%. This decision follows a year-long investigation into alleged unfair subsidies provided to Chinese manufacturers, which the EU claims distort competition.

EU Imposes Up to 45% Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Sparks WTO Complaint

Asian stocks open in the red, echoing declines on wall street overning. The market moves were driven by a retreat from US Tech stocks on poor earnings reports and worries about West Asia.

Japan's Stocks Decline On Yen Gains & Selloff In US Tech Stocks

Starting in December, China will eliminate tariffs on imports from 43 of the world’s least-developed countries. This zero-tariff policy aims to strengthen trade ties with these nations, mainly in Africa and Asia, while lowering shipping costs on goods entering the Chinese market.

China to Scrap Tariffs for Least Developed Nations From December

McDonald’s reported a surprising 1.5% drop in global sales in the September quarter, a larger-than-expected decline from analysts’ anticipated fall. McDonald’s sales fell short of wall street’s expectations following weakness in international markets such as France, China, the UK and West Asia. The US though, was a bright spot.

Sales Drop as McDonald's Battles E. Coli Crisis

Following a stock-market selloff overnight, Asian stocks started in the red on Thursday. Bond yields rose on bets the federal reserve will take a measured approach to rate cuts.

Sentiment Sours as Traders Scale Back Bets on U.S. Rate Cuts

The notion that interest-rate decisions will be made meeting by meeting. Based on incoming data has been emphasised by federal reserve chair Jerome Powell for the past several months. However, critics say this approach is creating volatility and weighing on the economy instead.

Is the Fed Right in Waiting for Data for Forward Guidance ?

After wall street finished higher overnight, asian stocks rose early on thursday. A general trend on wall street saw a shift away from megacap tech giants into small-cap firms. Chinese stocks reversed gains following a news briefing by the ministries of housing and finance.

Chinese Stocks Erase Gains as Briefing Lacks Major Stimulus

Now, we look at how markets started the week. Asian stocks advanced after stronger-than-expected US Payroll data underscored the health of the world's largest economy and boosted investor optimism. Watch to know more.

Trading is Being Shaped by Signs of US Economic Resilience

The federal reserve is focusing more of its policy efforts on protecting the Labour market. The expectation that US Inflation likely eased at the end of the third quarter should reassure US Policymakers. US Inflation data is due this week, along with the minutes of the fed meeting in September, when the central bank cut rates by 0.5 percent.

FED & ECB Meeting Minutes in the Spotlight

Now, we look at the rise in the use of yuan in cross-border trade settlements this year. As part of Beijing's efforts to elevate the yuan's profile in international business, its use for global transactions has increased by over 20 percent this year.

Beijing's Yuan Push as Global Currency in Focus

US stocks surged on Friday, buoyed by an unexpectedly strong jobs report that surpassed forecasts. The unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%, boosting investor confidence in the economy. Tech giants like Tesla and Amazon led the rally, while financials also saw significant gains.

Risks and Opportunities in Markets

Markets In The Week Ahead

A revival in China's stock market driven by a stimulus blitz fails to register with fed-obsessed U.S. Traders. Market gyrations in the Asian superpower barely impact U.S. Indices as wall street fixates on the fed and AI.

Market Health Check & Outlook: September

Markets started on a high the week in Asia after china's stimulus glitz took hold last week. China's latest move to tackle its property crisis lifted stock markets in the mainland and Hong Kong on Monday. However, Tokyo shares dropped after a proponent of bank of japan tightening emerged victorious in the ruling party's leadership race.

Stocks Rally Extend After China's Fresh Steps to Ease Housing Woes

Asian stocks rally to the highest level since 2022 on thursday as fresh signs of vigor in technology stocks spread across Asia. Tech-heavy Japanese and south Korean stock indices rose. Futures on the Nasdaq 100 added to the index's gains from wednesday in new york trade.

Global Markets: Tech Lift Asian Stocks to Two-year High

A survey finds Hong Kong is once again the leading financial centre in Asia, knocking Singapore back to second place in the region. This is excellent news for Hong Kong's financial industry, which has endured hardships due to pandemic restrictions that drove many employees from the city.

Hong Kong Overtakes Singapore in World Financial Center Ranking

Chinese central banker Pan Gongsheng unleashed one of china's most daring policy campaigns in decades. However, economists say the adrenaline shot is only buying china a little time. Economists believe the stimulus blitz is just a down payment. They say, in addition to the latest measures, china needs reforms to reconfigure the economy and unleash consumption growth fundamentally.

Economists: China's Stimulus Buys More Time Only

In a significant move to boost demand and the economy, China's Central Bank Unleashed a massive stimulus program. Watch to know the key highlights.

China Unveils Massive Stimulus Program

India has reiterated its decision to stay out of the world’s largest trade deal, the regional comprehensive economic partnership, or Rcep. What are India’s concerns and what does rejecting this partnership mean for the country?

India Opts Out of World’s Largest Trade Deal

This year’s festive season in India is projected to bring a 23 percent increase in e-commerce sales revenue. Reports highlight that mobile phones and fashion are expected to account for half of the total spending. Platforms like amazon are gearing up for the upcoming festive season. Watch to know more.

Amazon Gears Up For Festive Shopping Boom

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