Analysis: PBOC Report Doesn't Signal the Heavy Rate Cuts Markets Want 
 

A new report by China's central bank signals that aggressive rate cuts aren't around the corner, challenging hopes of a coming salve for the country's slowing economy and sold-off stock markets.


 
Can Dividend Investing Rise From the Dead? 
 

The once-blockbuster strategy of picking big payers has been battered by growth-focused tech titans, but the right approach could bring it back.


 
Market May Be Too Optimistic on Fed Rate-Cut Outlook 
 

The market is pricing in multiple interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve through 2024, but the current expectation could be overly optimistic and may drag on stocks if not realized.


 
Chinese Banks' January Loan Issuance Beat Expectations 
 

Banks in China typically front-load lending at the start of the year after they get new loan quotas.


 
HKEX CEO to Step Down Earlier Than Planned 
 

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Chief Executive Nicolas Aguzin will step down at the end of February, three months earlier than expected, as the international financier seeks to accelerate the leadership transition.


 
RBA Governor Says Board Hasn't Ruled Out, or Ruled In, Another Rate Hike 
 

"An inflation rate with a four in front of it is not good enough and still some way from the midpoint of our target," she said.


 
ANZ Sees RBNZ Raising Rate in February and April 
 

The job of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to tame inflation seems far from over, with ANZ forecasting two interest rate increases by April.


 
A Market Correction Could Be a Stockpickers' Paradise 
 

After stocks' blistering start to the eyear, it isn't surprising that some strategists think the market could be due for a pause.


 
Investors see risk that inflation was hotter than reported for the end of 2023 
 

Inflation revisions don't generally make waves. But they did last year and it's for this reason that investors are preparing for what Friday's updated data might show.


 
Bank of Mexico Holds Interest Rate Steady for Seventh Straight Time 
 

The Bank of Mexico stayed on hold for a seventh consecutive time Thursday, while signaling it will consider interest-rate cuts at its following meetings.


(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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