China Vows to Improve Anti-Sanctions Measures in Financial Law

    China Vows to Improve Anti-Sanctions Measures in Financial Law

    China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng said Beijing will embed anti-sanctions provisions into its financial laws, vowing to counter what he called unreasonable foreign suppression. Speaking at a Shanghai forum on Wednesday, He underscored explicit provisions in a draft financial law to block and counter “improper unilateral sanctions.” Without naming any country, He said authorities would…

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    NY Fed’s president leaves door open for rate cut, global brokerages split on forecasts after jobs report

    NY Fed’s president leaves door open for rate cut, global brokerages split on forecasts after jobs report

    New York Fed President John Williams said Friday there is room for “further adjustment in the near term” to interest rates – sparking traders to step up their bets on a quarter-point cut at the Fed’s December meeting. Williams argued labor market weakness still poses a bigger threat than inflation, leaving the door open for…

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