Donald Trump

What does the Trump presidency mean for banks? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Banking & finance

What does the Trump presidency mean for banks?

Analysts expect Donald Trump 2.0 to make banking stocks great again, but there could be challenges .

US Economy

Fed officials fret over how far they can lower interest rates

'It remains to be seen how much further interest rates will decline or where they might eventually settle'

US politics

Powell doesn't fear Trump. He also can't contain him

The president-elect has been sharply critical of Powell, whom he appointed in 2018.

Tong's Portfolio

The pendulum swings right: A pushback against liberal, progressive, interventionist economics

The liberals have become “illiberal”. In their quest for freedom, they now impose their own views on others and deny freedom to those who disagree.

US politics

Trump picks Musk, Ramaswamy for government efficiency effort

On the campaign trail, Trump said the government efficiency effort would develop a plan to eliminate “fraud and improper payments".

Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin rally cools after more than 30% jump since Trump victory

Bitcoin briefly exceeded US$90,000 on some trading venues on Tuesday, such as Coinbase Global Inc’s platform, but the surge has since come to a pause.

Banking & finance

The wealthy will shield Asian banks from Trump tariffs

Asian billionaires have been at the forefront of growth. They will be in pole position in the coming years, too
Musk is making a habit of joining Trump's calls with leaders - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US politics

Musk is making a habit of joining Trump's calls with leaders

It is unusual for an incoming administration to be giving a private citizen access to calls with world leaders given national security risks

Climate change

US will stay in global climate fight despite Trump, says top official

Even before his election, the US was viewed as an unreliable climate ally, having failed to ratify the Kyoto Protocol more than 20 years ago and deliver on promised financial contributions.
Japan's parliament officially votes to keep Shigeru Ishiba as Prime Minister ahead of likely Trump meeting - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Japan

Japan's parliament votes to keep Shigeru Ishiba as Prime Minister ahead of likely Trump meeting

Ishiba is expected to attend an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Peru, then a G20 leaders’ summit in Brazil next week. Japanese officials are trying to arrange a meeting with Trump.
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