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Fed Rate Doubts Have Options Traders Covering Both Hikes and Cuts
Treasury options traders are protecting against everything from multiple interest-rate cuts this year to a hike ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting this week.
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AIA New Business Value Surges 27%, Adds $2 Billion to Buyback
AIA Group Ltd. posted a 27% actual exchange rate jump in new business value in the first quarter, led by growth in Hong Kong and mainland China, while announcing an additional share buyback.
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The Google Play Store now lets you download two apps at the same time
Google Play Store can finally download multiple apps simultaneously but with some caveats
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Escape From Tarkov dev finally caves, says people who paid $150 will get access to its new mode ‘in waves’
Battlestate’s COO stated he was “sorry that fans and the game community in general are experiencing these feelings.”
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Bitcoin ETF Bandwagon Heads to Australia After $53 Billion Haul in US
Australia is set for a wave of Bitcoin exchange-traded fund launches, following in the footsteps of the US and Hong Kong, as issuers like Van Eck Associates Corp. and BetaShares Holdings Pty line up for listings.
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Won Set to Make a Comeback on Bets of Central Bank Support
The worst may be over for the South Korean won on growing signs of central bank support and an upturn in exports, according to strategists.
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Trump Meets DeSantis Seeking to Tap Ex-Rival’s Donor Connections
Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis met on Sunday to discuss the possibility of tapping DeSantis’ donor network, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Asian Markets Eye Positive Open, Tech in Focus: Markets Wrap
Asian markets are set for a mostly positive open, with technology companies particularly in focus, following a rally in US markets after an inflation reading eased concerns of a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
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US ‘Firm’ Steps in When China Is Seen as a Bully, Not a Partner
When South Korea decided to host a US anti-ballistic missile system, the lucrative flow of tourists from neighboring China suddenly dried up. When Australia accused Beijing of meddling in its domestic politics and demanded answers over the origins of Covid-19, China stopped buying exports like coal, wine and beef.
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Sunak Braces for Key Test With Tory Opponents Ready to Strike
Rishi Sunak has spent 18 months as prime minister fending off internal Conservative Party criticism and rumors of plots to oust him. So far it’s come to nothing — though his team is taking nothing for granted this week.
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