“I call it pseudo-protectionism,” said Bhima Yudhistira, executive director of the Center of Economic and Law Studies.
Bank of Japan expected to keep rates on hold this week — CNBC survey
The central bank is expected to keep interest rates on hold this week, awaiting clarity on domestic trends and U.S. policy under Trump, a CNBC survey finds.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote, clearing the way for February election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday lost a confidence vote in the country’s Bundestag, clearing the path for an early election in February.
French broadcaster Canal+ shares fall 22% in London listing after spinoff from Vivendi
Shares in French broadcaster Canal+ fell over 22% following their London stock market debut Monday.
The ‘next big thing’ for business to tackle? Forced migration, says leadership professor
Michael Hastings urged business leaders to “grab” the issue of forced migration and help refugees and asylum seekers gain access to education and work.
Here’s what we now know about the European Central Bank’s rate cut plans
Policymakers in Frankfurt indicated a clear dovish shift, but exactly where they will stop rate cuts remains a topic of debate.
The Enterprise Approach for Institutional Investors
What is an enterprise approach to investment management, and why should it be a staple on any institutional investor’s task list?
China’s November retail sales miss expectations as real estate slump deepens
The latest economic data out of China underscores lingering doubts about consumer spending.
South Korea markets rise early Monday after President Yoon’s impeachment
Both indexes had rebounded strongly last week after initially falling after the martial law flip-flop and failed first impeachment vote.
South Korea’s President Yoon impeached after failed attempt to impose martial law
The South Korean leader initially survived a first impeachment motion a week prior after allied lawmakers boycotted the vote.