There are a lot of people putting a focus on the Sahm rule that has been triggered, but this is the first time we will see whether or not i...

Asian bonds received a net inflow of $6.45 billion last month, the highest since June 2019, data from regional banks and bond market associ...

Gold prices are reflecting concerns about fear of currency debasement.

The US yield curve remained inverted, a phenomenon that has drubbed global markets in recent days.

Goh expects a continuation of choppy capital flows will likely continue early in the New Year.

Malaysian and Indonesian bonds also saw outflows of $719 million and $291 million, respectively.

“RBI stopped intervening as that raises risks of tightening domestic liquidity.”

"Indirect true sentiment and wider euro weakness is having an impact on Asian currencies."

Stocks or bonds, nothing was immune to the unwind in investor positioning.

The rupee has been the second-worst performing Asian currency this year.

Even with the Fed expected to hike rates, the rupee is expected to fare better in that kind of environment, says Goh

They also want to see more signs that the US economy is, in fact, continuing to strengthen and I think more importantly for equity market.

Investment plans will be put on hold and that will start to feed into real economic activity

We will see a resurgence in the US dollar but that is going to be in the second half of the year.

Improving economic readings and good monsoon may increase foreign inflows to India and may help the domestic currency appreciate.

Demand supply conditions do not support oil prices hitting too high a price

In a chat with ET Now, Khoon Goh, Senior FX Strategist, ANZ, says depreciation of the Chinese currency is a stark possibility