Wednesday, April 10, 2013

China’s Sovereign Credit Rating is Cut From AA- to A+ by Fitch, Ben Bernanke Says US is Unlikely to End Bond-buying Programme

US Stocks and commodities higher, Chinese inflation data ease concerns about possible monetary tightening in world's second-biggest economy as attention turns to US earnings

Miners sector help lift Wall Street indices, Earnings season begins with mixed fortunes for Alcoa, while JC Penney reappoints former CEO

Caution urged over rise of EM consumers, Higher consumption by the middle class in emerging markets should boost consumer staple stock prices, but some argue the effect is already priced in

Finally Fitch downgrades China's credit rating, China's sovereign credit rating is cut from AA- to A+ by Fitch, which cites a number of 'underlying structural weaknesses' in its economy

Japanese Yen higher as profit taken on dollar gains, US dollar weakens as traders interpret comments from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke as a sign that US is unlikely to end bond-buying programme

New Delhi India 'facing threat of regulatory arbitrage', Former head of the National Stock Exchange, warns that competitor nations are using favourable regulations to attract business away from India

Woww Indonesia borrows $3bn at record low cost, US investors snap up 10- and 30-year dollar bonds issued by the southeast Asian country in a combined deal that was comfortably oversubscribed

Meanwhile, Glitch delays Singapore derivatives trade, Dealing in some of Asia's most widely traded derivatives is delayed after the usually smooth-running SGX is hit by a rare technical outage

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