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How Strong Will Indian Equities Be In 2024?

After a period of volatility in the aftermath of unexpected election results, the Nifty 50, India’s leading equities benchmark, has hit record highs.

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Japanese Yen (JPY) Hits Lowest Level Since 1986

The Japanese yen (JPY) has fallen by 0.4% against the US dollar (USD) in foreign exchange trading today, reaching its lowest level for almost forty ...
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How Did The Indian Rupee (INR) React To India’s Shock Election Results?

The Indian rupee (INR) has seen considerable levels of volatility since the South Asian country’s shock election results.
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How Are Financial Markets Reacting To The Indian Election?

India’s BSE Sensex index shed over 5% in value yesterday, as election results showed Modi’s BJP is on course to a narrower victory than markets expected.
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Indonesia has already embraced new, innovative technologies related to FinTech and digital assets and is spearheading the digitalisation push in South-East Asia. Yet, at the same time, millions of adults in the country are not formally banked and have little access to lending. In many ways, it is a highly advanced economy that nonetheless has many of the characteristics of a third-world country.
Earlier in December we heard the news that Binance had withdrawn its application to obtain a cryptoexchange licence in Singapore. This followed frequent clashes with the regulator in Singapore, which in September prompted Binance to ban its users in the country from trading on its global platform.
Standard Chartered or StanChart is not a bank that is shy about it’s aspirations when it comes to China. Many of the speakers at this year’s Sibos have talked about China as well. Apart from CBDCs, digital transformation and the generous plethora of leaders involved in this years’ event, the Regulator and the Customer were also talking points.
The opening months of MSCI’s new China indexes should serve as a warning. The CCP works in unpredictable ways, and sometimes in a manner that is deliberately economically damaging. For this reason, returns in China can never be taken for granted.
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