Column-US investment bias might ebb if European gloom lifts: Mike Dolan
By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) – The extreme global investor bias for all things American may not need to end with some major U.S. shock, but could eventually reverse with just a modest lifting of the pervasive gloom surrounding Europe. Many experts
Pakistan central bank likely to deliver sixth straight rate cut to revive economy- Reuters poll
By Ariba Shahid KARACHI (Reuters) – Pakistan’s central bank is expected to lower its key interest rate by at least 1 percentage point on Monday, analysts said, in its sixth straight cut as it attempts to revive economic and business sentiment
Analysis-European earnings may keep the mood sweet as tariff fears grow
By Lucy Raitano LONDON (Reuters) – European companies are set to deliver a third straight quarter of profit growth, which may help to maintain newfound investor enthusiasm for the region despite political and economic turmoil and concerns over U.S. President Donald
Tokyo inflation seen picking up in Jan on energy costs- Reuters poll
TOKYO (Reuters) – Consumer inflation in Tokyo likely accelerated in January, underlining persistent pressure on living costs, a Reuters poll showed on Friday. The core CPI for Japan’s capital will come out after the Bank of Japan on Friday raised interest
Morning Bid: Trump goes easy on China in his first week
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook A rate hike in Japan added momentum to a tide of dollar selling in the Asia session, as the first week of Donald Trump’s presidency has turned