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Japan’s $2.3 Trillion Plan Stirs JGB Market Jitters
Bond strategists warn that Prime Minister Takaichi’s $2.3 trillion investment plan could pressure Japan’s government debt market, raising financing and growth concerns.
Bitcoin $10B Options Expiry Risks Deepening Selloff
Bitcoin faces a $10 billion options expiry that could amplify selling pressure amid waning institutional demand and macroeconomic headwinds.
Alibaba Slumps to 16-Month Low After Anthropic AI Theft Allegations
Alibaba shares hit a 16-month low in Hong Kong after Anthropic accused the Chinese tech giant of illicitly accessing its AI model, reigniting geopolitical risk in tech stocks.
India Retail Traders Pile Into Leveraged Stock Bets as Regulator Weighs Review
Indian retail traders are increasingly using leveraged stock bets, prompting a regulatory review that could expand broker funding sources and heighten market risk.
Kioxia Plans US Depositary Share Offering Next Spring
Kioxia Holdings plans to offer US depositary shares next spring, capitalizing on strong demand for AI-related semiconductor exposure and potentially boosting its valuation.
What’s at Stake If Indonesia Loses Its Emerging Market Status
Indonesia risks losing its emerging market classification, which could trigger billions in foreign outflows and raise borrowing costs for Southeast Asia's largest economy.
JPMorgan Strategist Warns on AI Valuations After Micron Forecast
JPMorgan Asset Management strategist Kerry Craig warns that AI valuations are stretched after Micron's AI-fueled forecast shattered estimates, raising caution for equity investors.
Australia Hiring Rebounds in May, Jobless Rate Falls
Australian hiring rebounded in May, reversing prior month losses and pushing the unemployment rate lower, reinforcing the RBA's view of a tight labor market.
Thailand Emerges as Southeast Asia’s Surprise AI Stock Winner
Thailand's stock market is outperforming its Southeast Asian peers this year as investors pivot to the country for exposure to the global artificial-intelligence boom, driven by its manufacturing and data-center investments.
PBOC Plans Overnight Reverse Repo in Next Stage of Policy Shift
China's central bank plans to add an overnight reverse repo tenor to its open-market operations, a key step toward modernizing its short-term rate steering framework.
Key stock movers to watch in Thursday's trading session
Investors are bracing for a busy Thursday session with several high-profile earnings reports and economic data releases that could drive market direction.
Philippine Bond Rally Meets Institutional Skepticism on Inflation Risks
Philippine bonds are staging Asia's biggest rebound after a US-Iran deal, but institutional investors remain skeptical due to persistent inflation risks and a hawkish central bank.
Plastics Shortages From Iran War Keep Food Prices Elevated in Asia
Severe plastics shortages triggered by the Iran war are driving up packaging costs, keeping Asian food prices elevated for months and pressuring consumer stocks.
Private Equity Zombie Funds Expected to Multiply as Deal Lull Persists
A survey by Coller Capital indicates that private equity fund investors expect more zombie funds to emerge as the prolonged deal lull pressures fund managers.
Buy Verizon over Alphabet if history of Dow changes is any guide
Historical patterns of Dow Jones Industrial Average component changes suggest Verizon may outperform Alphabet after the reshuffle, offering a potential trade for equity investors.
SPAC Deals Key to Public Listings in Data Center Boom
Blank-check companies are rebounding as a key route to public markets for firms building out AI data centers, according to SPAC veteran Betsy Cohen.
Bitcoin Drops Below $60,000 as Large Buyers Pull Back
Bitcoin slipped back below $60,000 as major institutional buyers show signs of hesitancy, raising concerns about demand as retail interest fades.
Life Sciences Stock Has a Secret Weapon; AI Boosts Its Value
A life sciences stock is gaining attention for its proprietary data asset, which artificial intelligence is expected to make even more valuable for investors.
Bank of Canada Rejects Recession Label for Economy’s Weakness
Bank of Canada officials dismissed the recession label for the country's weak economy, acknowledging sluggish growth and labor market slack while keeping borrowing costs unchanged.
Wall Street consensus on buying the dip is a contrarian warning signal
A widely adopted strategy of buying the dip may signal market complacency, historically underperforming over the long term and often preceding corrections.
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