Against the backdrop of the global economy accelerating its transition to a low-emission model, the global green financial market continues to record impressive growth.
In 2026, Vietnam’s financial market stands at the threshold of a significant transformation, shaped by strong domestic drivers and unprecedented capital demand.
Forecasts for the economic and financial market outlook in 2026 seem pretty benign.
Many fear that equities are in a bubble; or at least the tech-heavy AI-dominant part of the US equity market. That might be the case and if the bubble bursts now,...
The financial markets are not especially concerned by the threats to the Fed’s independence.
Financial markets display what we would call ‘short memory syndrome’. Issues like US trade policy suddenly become big news and seem to drive every twist and turn in the...
The US dollar is dominant in many facets of the international financial market.
Any short-term euphoria there might be in financial markets from the rolling out of US trade deals might not go very far or last very long.
Hessen is readiness to support Vietnam in developing international finance centres and share its experience in financial market management, Minister-President of the...
Vietnam, an emerging financial centre, is seizing a “golden opportunity” to become a competitive player in the international financial arena with progressive legal...
The expiry of the gas transit deal between Ukraine and Russia, and the new US debt limit could affect the global financial markets in 2025.
A new chapter is expected to unfold in Vietnam's financial market, as companies across various sectors gear up for their initial public offerings (IPOs), signalling a...
The pound has performed well so far this year but, for it to continue to do so, the financial market is going to have to put a lot of trust in the new government.
Clearly there is a huge amount of speculation about the outcome of the November 5th US presidential election and the impact that it is likely to have on financial...
The global financial markets will price in a good deal of volatility over the US election, but without any significant directional skew or bias.
There are a number of reasons why markets seem less flustered by some sorts of political changes in Europe.
So far, financial markets have retained the faith in the US dollar, even though it seems that US policymakers have undermined this faith with things like protectionism....
It seems to make sense to ask how the markets will react if Harris emerges as victor on November 5th.
Many financial markets have got themselves into a flap recently over the possibility of a US recession.
Politics is usurping economics when it comes to financial market volatility and may do so for some time.
What are these “inflationary” policies that Donald Trump will likely pursue if he wins again?
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance and State Securities Commission (SSC) organised a financial investment promotion conference in the Republic of Korea (RoK) themed "Vietnam...
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