Germany is experiencing a dramatic decline in electric vehicle sales... This is now raising concerns as the European Union faces pressures to reconsider its ambitious net zero vehicle targets.

Economic uncertainty hits European EV market

We look at the performance of markets in Asia after the US Federal reserve's first rate cut in over four years. Asian stocks rose along with US Equity futures after the fed cut interest rates by half a percentage point and signaled further easing in the months ahead.

Asian stocks gain after Fed's big cut

The United States has allowed Nippon steel to refile its $14.9 BN bid for US steel. This decision pushes the review process past the upcoming presidential elections highlighting the mergers complex implications for national security, jobs and steel supply chain. Watch to know more.

US steel deal faces national security review

The US Federal reserve cut rates by 50 basis points. With mounting concerns about the job market, federal reserve chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues halted their laser-like focus on reducing inflation. The half-point cut reflects an effort to manage the shifting balance of risks at a potential crossroads for the economy.

Powell says half-point cut reflects 'risk management' approach

Global stocks drifted near all-time highs ahead of the Fed, with traders split on the size of an interest-rate cut. Watch to know more.

Southeast Asian Stocks rally ahead of Fed decision

The US Stock market has recovered most of the losses suffered in its summer selloff. While the S&P 500 index has bounced back before, this time is unique because the rally is not being led by big tech firms. Instead it’s everyone else’s turn – the ‘other 493’ stocks.

Asian stocks struggle to find direction ahead of Fed meeting

We turn our attention to the surge in demand for Indian initial public offerings (IPO's). The latest IPO drawing 39 billion dollars of bids shows the insatiable appetite among investors looking for first-day gains.

Indian IPO bids show avid appetite

The deepening housing market recession is weighing heavily on china. Years of oversupply in housing have been pushing home prices down for three years now.

Deepening mess in china's economic growth plans

What were the trading trends in markets this morning? Today, the tech-driven upswing on wall street extended through to Asia, driving stock prices higher.

Asian stocks rise tracking tech-fueled rally on wall street

U.S. economy: Inflation, which many expected to be on the decline, unexpectedly picked up pace in August. This could have significant implications for Federal Reserve policy and impact your wallet.

US inflation increased by 2.5% from 2023-2024

The deepening property crisis in china, which is threatening its growth target of 5 percent this year. The unappealing economics of the plan for local governments, highlights the difficulty president Xi Jinping confronts in his attempt to reverse the record-low housing prices that are undermining china's growth ambitions.

Record property slump threatens china's growth target

Stocks in Asia were volatile as investors ignored wall street's recovery in anticipation of this week's crucial US Inflation report. Tokyo and Sydney stocks rose slightly, while futures from Hong Kong pointed to gains. Stocks in Seoul fell. The actions follow a rebound on wall street in September, which provided some relief from the selloff caused by fears of a worldwide economic downturn. The s&p 500 rose 1.2 percent after its worst start to the month on record, according to bespoke investment group data going back to 1953.

Global Markets: Asian stocks cautious ahead of US CPI

In global markets, all eyes are on the US Jobs report later on Friday. Investors will dissect the data to understand the federal reserve's rate path. The payroll data is crucial to determine what the fed does at its meeting on September 18th.

Global Markets: Wall Street's big bet on jumbo Fed cuts hangs on jobs report

Let’s take a quick look at today's market updates. Asian markets are mostly in positive territory, recovering from the previous session’s sell-off. Watch WION to know more.

Volatility to persist until Fed's policy decision: Experts

What was big in the 1990s, collapsed in the late 2000s, but staged a surprise resurgence after many years of absence? Interest rates. Central banks are looking back to the 1990s as they face the question of how far and fast rates need to fall. And not everyone is reaching the same conclusion. This next report aims to understand what to watch in the week ahead.

How far and fast interest rates need to fall?

Week ahead: Back to the 90s?

For the first time since 2014, the united states has overtaken china as Germany's biggest trading partner, signifying a shift in global trade dynamics.

US Overtakes China as Germany's top trade partner

Hong Kong is implementing new standards to improve the housing market. The new regulations are set to directly affect the country’s subdivided flats.

Hong Kong proposes new standards for subdivided flats

Global markets are poised to react to several key economic indicators and events across major regions.

What will move markets this week?

Now, we look at the growing interest in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India. With new stocks outperforming the broader market and listings overseas, retail investors are likely to keep pouring money into Indian IPOs this year.

Average gain of India's IPO debuts surpasses Asian peers

As investors considered the prospect of a second Trump presidency following last week's debate with Joe Biden, the dollar strengthened... And Asian markets fluctuated in a narrow range.

Asian stocks see-saw in a tight range

Now, let's look at the record bull run in the Indian stock market. Benchmark indices closed the first day of July at a fresh all-time level after new records and milestones in June. Investors will keep an eye to see if Indian shares can rally on Tuesday to new milestones.

Indian stocks eye new milestones

Indian stocks start week at new life highs

We look at the record rally in Indian stocks, which has taken the market value to above 5 trillion dollars. With global cues pointing to more gains for record-high Indian stocks, traders are expected to come out all guns blazing after the market holiday on Monday on account of Eid Al Adha.

Global cues point to more gains for Indian stocks

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