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Stock markets rise as China unveils consumer plan

Asian markets rose on Monday as investors welcomed Chinese plans to kickstart consumption in the world's number two economy, though worries about Donald Trump's tariffs war continue to cast a shadow over trading floors.

Mint · 2h

Stocks rise as markets eye China stimulus plans and interest rate decisions

Stocks in South Korea and Hong Kong closed up after China's State Council on Sunday unveiled what it called a "special action plan" to boost domestic consumption. Mainland Chinese investors, however, were less enthusiastic, with the blue-chip CSI300 closing 0.2% down. MSCI's broad gauge for EM stocks advanced 0.7% by 0856 GMT.

The Financial Times · 19h

China unveils plan to ‘vigorously boost’ weak consumption

China has announced a plan to revitalise domestic consumption as President Xi Jinping’s government battles to reverse weak confidence and deflationary pressures in the world’s second-largest economy.

2hon MSN

Trump nominates Federal Reserve Governor Bowman as vice chair for supervision

U.S. President Donald Trump nominated Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman to be vice chair for supervision, he said in a ...

The Jakarta Post20h

Oil prices jump; optimism over China's consumption stimulus boosts Asia shares

The week is a busy one with a series of central bank policy meetings, including by the US Federal Reserve. It is widely ...

12h

United States vs. China: The Race for the Largest Bitcoin Reserve

Both nations understand the strategic potential of Bitcoin in the face of inflation and banking distrust. The possibility of ...

Fund With 76% Gain Says Market Wrong on Fed, China

Investors are pricing in several interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year as growth slows and risks of a ...

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Most Asian stocks rise on China stimulus; trade tensions linger

MOST Asian equities advanced on Monday after China unveiled fresh measures to boost domestic consumption, although regional ...

2don MSN

China is ‘laughing’ at the U.S. trade wars and has the most to gain from Trump’s ongoing European tariffs, top diplomat says

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told Bloomberg that China is the country that stands to benefit the most from a trade war ...

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Bitcoin Price Up 8% Today, China Retaliates To Trump’s Tariffs Ahead of US NFP Release

Bitcoin price is rising today even after China vowed to retaliate against Donald Trump’s trade war. It rose 8% and moved back ...

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When’s the next Federal Reserve meeting? What to expect — and how it affects your finances

The Federal Reserve meets for its second two-day rate-setting session of 2025 on Tuesday, March 18, and Wednesday, March 19, 2025. At the end of its Federal Open Market Committee session on ...

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