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Dayne Lee

With a foundation in financial day trading, I transitioned to my current role as an editor, where I prioritize accuracy and reader engagement in our content. I excel in collaborating with writers to ensure top-quality news coverage. This shift from finance to journalism has been both challenging and rewarding, driving my commitment to editorial excellence.
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New Security Legislation in Hong Kong Spurs Concerns Among Financial Sector

John Lee, Hong Kong’s leader, has been working for the past year to rejuvenate the city’s business environment, heavily impacted by pandemic restrictions and China’s economic slowdown. However, the initiative…

China Issues Warning to Ukraine for Labeling Its Enterprises as ‘War Sponsors’

In Kyiv, on February 1, tensions escalated as China communicated concerns to Ukraine over the potential damage to bilateral relations following Kyiv’s decision to label over a dozen Chinese firms…

China Vows to Continue Fiscal Expansion to Boost Economic Growth

The government plans to sustain a robust level of fiscal expenditure and continue transfer payments to local governments. The focal point of fiscal policy will be to expand domestic demand.…

China Implements Property Support Initiatives Amid Evergrande Crisis Concerns

As China faces mounting concerns over the liquidation of the Evergrande Group, the nation has launched significant new measures to support its property sector, marking a pivotal move towards stabilizing…

Federal Reserve Maintains Interest Rates, Signals Cautious Stance on Near-Term Cuts

On February 1st, the Federal Reserve maintained its interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, indicating a potential openness to rate cuts in the future. However, Jerome Powell, the…

China Initiates Major Rural Bank Mergers in Response to Escalating Financial Risks

China is embarking on an unprecedented consolidation of its banking sector, targeting the integration of hundreds of rural lenders into larger regional entities. This move comes in response to escalating…

Anticipated Impact: Hong Kong’s Decline on High-End Urban Property Values

Savills plc, a leading real estate firm, has predicted that at least a dozen major cities, including Hong Kong, New York, and San Francisco, are likely to experience a decline…

Philippine Economy Achieves the Highest Growth Rate in Southeast Asia

The Philippines emerged as Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economy in 2023, outpacing both Vietnam and Malaysia. Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 5.6%, exceeding the median growth rate of 5.5% predicted…

IMF Anticipates Global ‘Soft Landing’ on Horizon, Revises Upward 2024 Economic Growth Forecast

On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) slightly raised its global economic growth forecast, enhancing the projections for the United States and China, the globe’s primary economic powerhouses. This revision…

US consumer confidence reaches its peak since late 2021

As of January 30, 2023, the United States has witnessed a notable rise in consumer confidence, reaching its zenith since the close of 2021. This uptick is attributed to Americans’…

Fed anticipated to maintain stable interest rates while beginning to evaluate potential reductions

As we approach the conclusion of the Federal Reserve‘s two-day policy meeting this Wednesday, the financial world watches closely. With interest rates at a 22-year peak of 5.25% to 5.5%…

What Evergrande’s Collapse Might Mean for Global Business

The recent order by a Hong Kong court to liquidate Evergrande, the heavily indebted Chinese property giant, marks a significant turning point two years after the company’s default. This decision…

HSBC Incurs £57 Million Fine in the UK for Incorrectly Classifying Deposits

HSBC Holdings Plc has been subjected to a significant fine of £57.4 million (equivalent to $73 million) by UK regulatory authorities due to deficiencies related to how it classified deposits…

UK Retail Price Inflation Plummets to Its Lowest in Nearly Two Years

January witnessed a notable slowdown in the pace of growth in the UK, as retailers offered substantial discounts in an effort to stimulate sales during a sluggish period. This development…

Chinese Markets Indicate Increasing Need for More Action from Beijing

China’s stock and bond markets are sending a clear message to policymakers: further actions are necessary to restore investor confidence. Tuesday saw a continued decline in stocks, diminishing the gains…

Asian Shares Decline Amid Worries About China’s Real Estate Market

Tuesday witnessed a decline in Asian shares, primarily influenced by the court-ordered liquidation of China’s property giant, Evergrande Group. This development, coupled with escalating geopolitical tensions, bolstered oil prices while…

US Poised to Reinstate Venezuela Oil Sanctions Following Exclusion of Presidential Candidate

The Biden administration has issued a stern warning to Venezuela: if the country maintains its ban on opposition candidate María Corina Machado from participating in the presidential election, the U.S.…

China’s Decade-Long Bond Yield Drops to 20-Year Low Amid Anticipated Monetary Easing

(Jan 30): China’s benchmark government bond yield dropped to its lowest in nearly 22 years, hitting 2.48%, a level not seen since 2002. This decline reflects growing expectations for additional…

Fed’s Strategy Against Inflation Depends on Assuring Americans of Stabilized Prices

Jan 29 – The US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) ongoing fight against inflation, marked by a recent decline towards its target with minimal job losses, has fostered a sense of victory.…

China Reduces Bank Reserve Requirements to Enhance Economic Stimulus Amid Slowing Growth

HONG KONG — In a significant move to stimulate its slowing economy, China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), announced a reduction in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR)…