The smile on Kazuo Hirai's face shows why the yen's drop below 100 to the US dollar is as much a curse for Japan as a blessing. Sony's 43 billion yen (HK$3.26 billion) profit for the fiscal year...
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- May 26, 2013
- Updated: 5:54am
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The biggest rally in Asian currencies since September is a sell signal to two of the world's largest foreign-exchange trading firms, as the region's economic growth increasingly falls short of...
The latest in a series of recent highs, yesterday's gain prompted fresh market speculation that the authorities in Beijing are preparing to widen the yuan's permitted trading band, a move widely...
For the past 10 years, Hong Kong's economy has been boosted by twin external superchargers. Now, both are in danger of breaking down.
In a week that has seen Britain discuss the very future of the pound sterling and the possible break-up of the United Kingdom, Hong Kong's money changers have provided an unwitting boost to the...
The yuan climbed to a record post-revaluation high against the US dollar yesterday. After its recent gains, the Chinese currency has now appreciated by 1 per cent against the US dollar so far this...
London home sellers raised asking prices this month as the weakness of the pound fuelled interest from overseas buyers during the spring selling season, according to Rightmove, a property-website...
While people fret about a potential shooting war between three of the world's largest economies in the East China Sea, the real danger may be a currency war in which all three countries will be...
Asian central banks are tolerating gains in their currencies against the yen as China's economic recovery diminishes concern that stronger exchange rates may dampen their export advantages.
China will increase the movement of the yuan's exchange rate "appropriately" to handle the latest rounds of quantitative easing by the world's central banks, Xinhua said in an editorial.
The international monetary system needs some serious rethinking. On paper, it has to guarantee the orderly functioning of exchange-rate regimes and transnational financial flows.
The People's Bank of China's next step in the overhaul of the exchange-rate system would focus on convertibility, governor Zhou Xiaochuan said yesterday, as his omission from a top Communist Party...
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