ADB plans to raise around $25-30 billion from the capital markets in 2017
Sells $3.75 billion 5-year global benchmark bond...
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Deutsche Bank fined for laundering $10 billion for Russians
The German bank has been hit with a $629 million penalty in the US and UK IFM Correspondent February 1, 2017: Germany’s Deutsche Bank has been hit with a $629 million penalty in the US and UK over a $10 billion money laundering scheme that involved its branches in Moscow, New York and London. The...
Germany emerges as capital export world champion in 2016
USA comes out top in capital imports...
Japan: Growth stable for the time being
Unemployment at two-decade low while industrial production has picked up...
Japan: Growth stable for the time being
Unemployment at two-decade low while industrial production has picked up...
Lira crashes to historic low
Inflation, string of terror attacks in Turkey to be blamed IFM Correspondent January 4, 2017: Lira, Turkey’s embattled currency, on Tuesday crashed to a historic low against the US dollar due to higher than expected inflation figures and security worries after the attack on a nightclub in Istanbul on New Year eve. The lira was...
What goes down must come up
Following a five-year decline, the commodity market is finally trending upward...
China to be world’s first trillion dollar aviation market
Airbus and Boeing are best placed to take advantage of this growth Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya September 28, 2016: Slowing economy and tough government regulations notwithstanding, China is all set to become the world’s first trillion dollar aviation market by 2035. According to manufacturers Airbus and Boeing, the Chinese aviation market looks one of the most promising...
Post-Brexit, Middle East property investors eyeing UK
Deterioration in the value of the pound sterling has reduced property prices in London Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya July 6, 2016: Britain’s historic decision to leave the EU has sparked a period of volatility across the world’s financial markets. The pound sank to multi year lows against the dollar. David Cameron’s decision to step down has...
Dim outlook for Europe in 2016
Challenging political landscape, persistent high unemployment and a weak euro are a few of the challenges Suparna Goswami Bhattacharya February 2, 2016: Europe had been in the news in 2015, not every time for the right reasons though. Grexit, the Volkswagen scandal, migration crisis, Paris attacks were some of the low points which made economists...