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RUBBER-Tokyo futures hit 7-1/2 month high on weak yen
TOKYO: Key TOCOM rubber futures extended gains for a third day on Wednesday to their highest level in more than seven-and-a-half months, jolted by a weaker yen on growing hopes for further monetary easing in Japan.
Greece not doing enough against rich tax dodgers, say EU/IMF
ATHENS: Greece's drive to crack down on flagrant tax evaders such as doctors and lawyers is flagging and must be reinvigorated, a report by the European Union and International Monetary Fund said on Monday.
Yen on defensive on US fiscal worry, helps Nikkei
TOKYO: Uncertainty over whether U.S. lawmakers will strike a deal by an end-of-year deadline to avert a severe fiscal retrenchment undermined the yen and bolstered Japanese shares, but trading volume was low with many participants on Christmas holiday.
Ringgit to appreciate against US$ in new year
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is expected to see marginal appreciation against the US dollar next year buoyed by steady internal and external growth forecast, analysts said.
S&P cuts Egypt rating on political strife
CAIRO: Standard Poors' cut Egypt's long-term credit rating on Monday and said another downgrade was possible if deepening political turbulence undermines efforts to prop up the economy and public finances.
Shadow banking ... or ghosts in the machine?
IN 2007, bond market guru Bill Gross coined the term “shadow banking” to illustrate the role of non-bank institutions in creating money-like credit that could implode and affect the traditional banking system.
Bank of Japan boosts stimulus again
TOKYO: The Bank of Japan delivered its third shot of monetary stimulus in four months in a prelude to more aggressive action next year as it faces intensifying pressure from the countrys next leader for bolder action to beat deflation.
HKMA investigates UBS
HONG KONG: Hong Kongs de facto central bank said it would probe UBS over possible rigging of the financial hubs interbank rate, a day after the Swiss giant agreed to pay a huge fine over the Libor scandal.
Irish PM eyes debt deal, full market return in 2013
DUBLIN: Ireland expects to return fully to bond markets late next year but needs a deal on easing its bank debt to make sure it can successfully exit its international bailout, Prime Minister Enda Kenny said.
