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China’s BYD says to ‘actively respond’ to supplier payment initiative

HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s BYD said on Monday it would actively respond to an industry initiative that fleshes out rules on automakers making timely payments to suppliers, joining others in complying with a government call against price wars. The ...
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Bank of England to scale back QT, keep rates steady

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -The Bank of England looks set this week to slow the 100 billion-pound-a-year pace at which it reduces its government bond holdings following increased volatility in bond markets, while keeping its main interest rate on hold. Although the central bank views ...
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US, China talks in Madrid on trade, TikTok carry over into second day

By David Lawder and Corina Pons MADRID (Reuters) -Delegations from the U.S. and China were set to continue their talks in Madrid into a second day on Monday over trade tensions and an imminent deadline for Chinese divestment from the short-video app TikTok. The latest round ...
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Morning Bid: It’s all about central banks this week

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Gregor Stuart Hunter Sure enough, you wait ages for a central bank meeting, and then they come along all at once. Okay, yes, fine, we had the ECB last week. But this week sees ...
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BHP flags organic copper growth, US allure, silent on big buyouts

MELBOURNE (Reuters) -The world’s biggest mining company, BHP, touted its solid copper potential and flagged the investment appeal of the United States on Monday, but was silent on the prospect of major buyouts, as top executives briefed shareholders. CEO Mike Henry and Chief Financial Officer ...
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ANZ’s $160 million fine for rule breaches is latest in series of missteps

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian bank ANZ agreed on Monday to pay a record-breaking A$240 million ($159.5 million) in fines for systemic failures ranging from acting “unconscionably” in a government bond deal to charging dead customers. Here is a timeline of fines handed ANZ in recent years, ...
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China’s August factory output, retail sales miss expectations

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s factory output and retail sales missed expectations in August, keeping alive calls for further stimulus to shore up growth in the world’s second-largest economy, which faces weak consumption and external risks. Industrial output grew 5.2% year-on-year, National ...
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Dollar steadies ahead of Fed meeting

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The dollar held steady on Monday ahead of a pivotal week filled with central bank decisions led by the Federal Reserve, while the euro hardly reacted to Fitch’s downgrade of France’s credit rating. Trading in Asia was thinned with markets in ...
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China’s home prices slide 0.3% in August, extending weak trend

BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s new home prices fell 0.3% in August from the previous month, official data showed on Monday, as weakness in demand persisted, indicating that the housing market remained a drag on growth. The figure, calculated by Reuters from National Bureau of Statistics data, ...
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South Korea’s top trade enovy heading to US for follow-up tariff talks

SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea’s top trade envoy, Yeo Han-koo, is heading to the United States on Monday for follow-up tariff negotiations, the trade ministry said, as the countries struggle to overcome obstacles to finalise a trade deal agreed in July. Details of the broad trade ...
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Explainer-What is “involution”, China’s race-to-the-bottom competition trend?

By Casey Hall SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China’s leaders have pledged to put an end to aggressive price cuts by some Chinese companies which regulators say are spurring excessive competition that is damaging the economy. The so-called “anti-involution” campaign has been sparked by overcapacity among Chinese manufacturers – ...
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Britain and US to sign nuclear power pact during Trump’s visit

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain and the United States will sign a deal to work together on boosting nuclear power during U.S. President Donald Trump’s state visit this week, the British government said, helping secure investment to fund new plants. Britain’s government has launched a major push ...
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