Global Investors
Coverage of Global Investors in the Nexus archive.
- Global Investors Court Tanzania in a Trade and Investment Push
A Tanzania investment mission led by Equity Group brought more than 50 global investors to Dar es Salaam to explore trade and factories. The event highlights Tanzania's efforts to attract international trade and investment.
- South Korean won holds steady as historic 24-hour trading begins
The South Korean won remained stable against the US dollar during its first day of 24-hour trading, marking a milestone in Seoul’s effort to open financial markets to global investors. The currency initially rose slightly before easing slightly later in the day.
- Hong Kong assets hit record US$5.38 trillion on renewed China appetite: SFC
Assets and wealth under management in Hong Kong surged to a record US$5.38 trillion in 2024, a 20% increase from the previous peak of HK$35.5 trillion in 2024, driven by renewed global investor appetite for Chinese assets, according to a report by the Securities and Futures Commission.
- Ethiopia Nears Its First Stock Index, Opening to Investors
Ethiopia is set to publish its first stock market index, opening the country's economy to global investors. The move marks a significant step for one of Africa's largest economies.
- India's growth story faces its toughest test yet in Modi’s third term
Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces his biggest test as India's appeal as the world's fastest-growing economy dims for global investors.
- Indonesia’s Five-Year Bond Yield Climbs to Highest Since 2020
Indonesia’s Five-Year Bond Yield has risen to its highest level since 2020. The country is experiencing increasing strain as global investors withdraw from its assets.
- Market Rout Puts Pressure on Indonesia to Deliver Concrete Steps
Global investors are losing confidence in Indonesia due to President Prabowo Subianto’s populist and interventionist agenda, leading to a market rout. The situation is putting pressure on Indonesia to implement concrete measures to restore investor trust.
- Bitcoin’s recent $80,000 breakout was led by something other than U.S. spot buyers, data show
Bitcoin's recent price surge to $80,000 was driven by factors other than U.S. spot buyers, according to data analysis. This indicates a shift in market dynamics, potentially influenced by global investors or other market forces. The breakout suggests increased interest and investment in Bitcoin.
- Foreign Trading of Chinese Bonds via Hong Kong Hits Record High
Foreign trading of Chinese bonds through Hong Kong reached a record high, indicating increased global confidence in China's financial markets. The surge highlights Hong Kong's role as a key gateway for international investors accessing Chinese debt.
- Global Investors Boost Dollar-Hedging Ratio to Two-Year High
Global investors have increased their dollar-hedging ratio to a two-year high, indicating heightened risk management or market uncertainty. This shift reflects strategic adjustments in currency exposure amid evolving economic conditions.