Market Briefs

In a turbulent week for markets, the U.S. Treasury bond yields surge past 5% amidst inflation fears, Brazilian stocks see historic outflows as the economy falters, and Tencent launches a major buyback amidst U.S. blacklisting, highlighting global investor anxieties.

Taiwan accuses a Chinese ship of undersea cable sabotage amid rising geopolitical tensions, Boeing's CEO pivots the company towards safety after a year of scrutiny, and Trudeau's looming resignation could shake up Canada's political landscape as markets react.

South Korea faces a political maelstrom as investigators clash with President Yoon Suk Yeol over a high-stakes arrest, while the yuan slips past 7.3 per dollar amid economic anxiety, and Boeing works to rebuild trust after quality concerns post-crisis.

A tragic New Year’s attack in New Orleans raises urgent security alarms as the FBI connects it to a Tesla explosion linked to ISIS, while Wall Street predicts a mixed 2025 under Trump's influence and Singapore's housing market surges, hinting at potential intervention.

A serious cybersecurity breach hits the US Treasury, China boasts a stable economic forecast despite global tensions, South Korea faces unprecedented political turmoil with an arrest warrant for its president, and cocoa prices surge amid West African supply fears.

As we honor the enduring legacy of Jimmy Carter, a former U.S. president known for his humanitarian work, the U.S. economy defies odds with steady growth, while Elon Musk's Starlink expands globally amid regulatory challenges and the tragic Jeju Air crash casts a shadow over aviation safety.