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The Fed needs more emergency powers, not less
THE pandemic relief deal that Congress struck this week is long overdue. Unfortunately, the package includes a provision that threatens to make this and future crises worse – by limiting the emergency powers of the Federal Reserve.
Cortina plans to buy Sincere Watch for US$62.5mil
SINGAPORE: Mainboard-listed luxury watch retailer Cortina Holdings has proposed to acquire privately-held Sincere Watch for S$84.5mil (US$62.5mil) in cash, it said in an exchange filing early Tuesday morning
Laybuy set for Australia listing as "buy now, pay later" sector booms
New Zealand's Laybuy is listing in Australia on Monday at a time when the buy-now-pay-later sector is being propelled by an online shopping boom sparked by COVID-19, forging one of the hottest investor spaces during the pandemic.
Fitch lowers credit outlook on Japan to negative on Covid-19 impact
TOKYO: Rating agency Fitch on Wednesday revised its outlook on Japan's long-term foreign currency debt rating to negative from stable, citing the sharp Covid-19 coronavirus-induced domestic economic contraction.
Italy’s problems have disappeared
ROME: The European Union (EU) has successfully circled the wagons with its landmark agreement for €750bil (US$859bil) of grants and loans for those countries requiring pandemic support.
S-E Asia still has room in monetary policy arsenal
AS countries around the world scramble to enact various forms of expansionary fiscal and monetary policies to alleviate the shock from Covid-19, a key concern arises among economists: can countries afford to pay for these policies?
Buffett, Big tobacco, big oil join Fed's portfolio
WASHINGTON: The U.S. Federal Reserve bought US$428 million in bonds of individual companies through mid-June, making investments in household names like Walmart and AT&T as well as in major oil firms, tobacco giant Philip Morris International Inc, and a utility subsidiary of billionaire Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway holding company.
Wall St woes see KLCI slip below key 1,500
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia fell in early Thursday trade as investor confidence was impacted by the weaker overnight close on Wall Street following worries about fresh Covid-19 coronavirus cases but glove makers were among the top gainers again.
Richest soccer league is back and on more screens than ever
LONDON: England’s Premier League, the world’s wealthiest soccer competition, returns today and organisers are trying everything to claw back viewers and mend the damage from coronavirus
