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Global commodities markets are stuck in a holding pattern after China’s latest effort to revive its economy focused on the much-needed restructuring of local government debt, but stopped short of stimulus measures that would directly boost domestic demand.

Delivered by the finance ministry on Friday afternoon, Beijing’s move amounted to a hefty $1.4 trillion bailout to refinance “hidden” debt.

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In a market where investors traditionally turn to large cap stocks for reliable dividends, three mid caps are breaking through with substantial yields, offering a blend of income and growth potential. Mutual funds are increasingly eyeing these under-the-radar stocks for their solid dividend payouts and promising upside, signalling a shift in investor interest.

These mid cap companies showcase a rare combination of growth potential and financial discipline,

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After a rapid cooling in Chinese tech stocks on cloudy domestic macro prospects and rising geopolitical risk, investors are looking to major earnings reports due this week for a second wind.

Results from Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. will shed light on how their efforts to streamline businesses and lower costs have tided them over until Beijing stimulus can lift consumer spending.

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ETFs Look to Next 25 Years on HKEX: Tiger Money

Exchange-traded funds’ (ETFs) first quarter century on Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has been a trailblazing run, punctuated by a parade of firsts: The advent of the Stock Connect cross-border trading program,

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In this blog, you’ll discover the big 6 overlooked retirement costs that could impact your plans if you’re not careful.

1. Healthcare and Long-Term Care

While the NHS covers many healthcare needs, as you age, you might find you need more support than you realise.

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KUWAIT CITY: Kamco Invest, a regional non-banking financial powerhouse with one of the largest AUMs in the region, announced its financial results for the period ended 30 September 2024. The Company reported a net profit of KWD 3.5mn (EPS: 10.14 fils) compared to a loss of KWD 1.4 mn during the same period in 2023 ((EPS: -4.08 fils).

 » Read more about: Kuwait: Kamco Invest reports net profit of $11.4mln for the 9 months of 2024  »

The FTSE 100‘s a great place for investors to go hunting for dividend shares. However, those that confine themselves to the UK’s flagship index may be missing excellent opportunities elsewhere.

Here are three great passive income stocks I think share pickers should consider today.

As you can see,

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With the Indian market valuation relatively high compared to other emerging markets and a shift in allocation by FII could put further pressure on banks. Mutual fund experts believe that the loan to deposit ratio is currently high in the banking system and banks are facing challenges in deposit mobilisation leading to restricted credit growth.

 » Read more about: Banking mutual funds under pressure amid FII selling. Should you stay away?  »

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Markets applaud Trump’s policy mandate for change and that’s the subject of the riff. President Trump’s landslide victory – winning both the popular and electoral college votes – represents a significant mandate for change.

 » Read more about: LARRY KUDLOW: Three key pillars of Trump's economic plan are very bullish for future economic growth  »