Matthew Huang News
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China’s benchmark money-market rate rose to a one-month high on speculation financial institutions are hoarding cash before the end of the month.
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Asian currencies gained, capping the best two-month advance since April, after reports showed factory production in Japan and South Korea beat economists’ estimates and confidence among U.S. consumers reached a one-year high.
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Asian interest-rate swaps gained this week by the most in three months as central banks from Malaysia to South Korea to India increased borrowing costs to ease rising consumer prices.
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Asian interest-rate swaps show traders are betting central banks will be less aggressive in raising borrowing costs because of the European Union’s sovereign-debt crisis.
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South Korea today started selling inflation-linked bonds for the first time since August 2008, broadening the range of investment options in the country as economic expansion drives consumer prices higher.
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China’s benchmark money-market rate dropped the most in more than a month as demand for funds fell after Sinohydro Group Ltd. completed the nation’s biggest initial public offering so far this year.
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South Korea aims to prevent a financial crisis by tightening rules on currency derivatives to reduce volatility in capital flows and trading of the won.
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China’s benchmark money-market rate rose the most in five weeks on speculation the central bank will add to this year’s three interest-rate increases as part of efforts to stem gains in living costs.
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South Korea aims to prevent a financial crisis by tightening rules on currency derivatives to reduce volatility in capital flows and trading of the won.
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China’s interest-rate swaps jumped by the most in one week on speculation policy makers will boost interest rates after the central bank lifted the yield on one- year bills for a second sale.
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