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China Simplifies Finance Data Rules for Global Openness

China’s central bank streamlines cross-border financial data rules, boosting innovation and ensuring robust security in global finance.

South Korea’s central bank kept its key rate at 2.75%, signaling a steady approach amid global economic shifts.

As skepticism over U.S. economic policies rises, the U.S. dollar loses ground, with capital shifting toward promising European and Asian markets.

Record high of 866 qualified foreign institutional investors by end-2024 signals global confidence in the Chinese market.

Central Huijin boosts market stability with increased ETF buys, easing panic and restoring confidence during volatility.

Global stock turmoil from 104% US tariffs on Chinese imports could trigger a financial crisis, warns expert Daryl Guppy.

Global markets are reeling as Trump’s reciprocal tariffs trigger massive losses from Asia to Europe, fueling fears of a major trade war.

Central Huijin increases ETF holdings to stabilize the A-shares market, signaling a move towards greater market stability.

Chinese stocks opened lower on Monday with the Shanghai Composite down 4.46% and Shenzhen Component falling 5.96%. Here’s a quick market update.

South Korea’s finance minister is stepping up as acting president! Discover what this means for the future of the nation. 🇰🇷