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The bond market has responded positively to comments from China's central bank saying the spillover effects from Evergrande's debt woes on the banking system were controllable
Trading showed strong demand from investors in China for hedging tools amid market volatility - and a battle for derivatives dominance between Hong Kong and Singapore.
Soaring prices, energy crunches and a likely end to easy money all contributed to a less than energetic opening to the week’s trading
Banking giants JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley returned strong earnings figures though traders remained distracted by soaring prices and tapering worries.
Traders were buoyed by optimism about the long-term recovery but caution was also evident with prices rising and tightening in view
Shares of Chinese real estate firms slip as investors worry about the debt crisis that has hit the property sector, including China Evergrande Group, following fresh rating downgrades.
A surge in prices has shortened the odds on the Federal Reserve lifting interest rates after it has wound down its massive bond-buying programme
Local developers' shares and bonds fell further on Wednesday after Evergrande missed a third round of interest payments on dollar bonds in three weeks
China's continuing regulatory assault on its tech sector and the ongoing debt woes of Evergrande and many more of the country’s property giants also dampened the mood
The Shanghai-based firm has total liabilities of $1.01billion as impact of China Evergrande’s struggles continues to be felt across country’s property sector
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