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ECB may wait until December to make final rate cut: survey
[FRANKFURT] The European Central Bank (ECB) can delay its final interest-rate cut until December without investors concluding in the meantime that easing is over, a Bloomberg survey of economists...
Companies look to AI to enable financial resilience amid global volatility: DBS survey
[SINGAPORE] Businesses around the world are rethinking long-term strategies as volatility rises, with generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) tools of particular interest, based on a global survey by DBS...
US firms passing some cost hikes to consumers: Fed survey
[WASHINGTON] Many US firms passed along “at least a portion of cost increases” to consumers in recent weeks, as businesses faced higher prices linked to President Donald Trump’s tariffs,...
Record central banks expect gold reserves to rise amid de-dollarisation: survey
[SINGAPORE] A record high number of central banks are expecting a gold buying spree among the reserve managers in the next 12 months, based on data released by World...
Record central banks expect gold reserves to rise amid de-dollarisation: survey
[SINGAPORE] A record high number of central banks are expecting a gold buying spree among the reserve managers in the next 12 months, based on data released by World...
Family offices look to raise allocations to non-US, developed markets equities: BlackRock survey
[SINGAPORE] Family offices are raising their portfolio allocations for non-US developed market equities as tariff tensions and concerns about a US economic slowdown are prompting many to diversify, a BlackRock...
Central banks favour gold over US dollar for reserves: survey
[LONDON] Central banks around the world expect their gold holdings as a proportion of their reserves to increase over the next five years while expecting their US dollar reserves...
Central banks favour gold over US dollar for reserves: survey
[LONDON] Central banks around the world expect their gold holdings as a proportion of their reserves to increase over the next five years while expecting their US dollar reserves...
