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Ping An Insurance: It plans to hold its 2026 interim results press conference from 11:45 to 12:45 on August 21, 2026.
2026-08-13
Ping An Insurance: It plans to hold its 2026 interim results press conference from 11:45 to 12:45 on August 21, 2026.
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2026-08-12
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) fell for a third straight session, down 107 points (3.5%) to 2,939, after Capesize and Panamax rates weakened while Supramax/Ultramax rates ticked up. The Capesize index (BCI) slid 289 points (-5.8%) to 4,712; Capesize dail
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) fell for a third straight session, down 107 points (3.5%) to 2,939, after Capesize and Panamax rates weakened while Supramax/Ultramax rates ticked up. The Capesize index (BCI) slid 289 points (-5.8%) to 4,712; Capesize daily earnings dropped $2,619 to $39,237. The Panamax index (BPI) fell 10 points (-0.4%) to 2,302, ending a ten-session gain; Panamax daily earnings fell $97 to $20,716. The Supramax/Ultramax index (BSI) rose 3 points (0.2%) to 1,603. The Handysize index (BHSI) eased 3 points to 867. The BDI had reached its highest level since June 3 on Friday.
2026-08-13
Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Chris Kent said monetary policy is currently contractary, with three rate rises earlier this year now restraining the economy. Borrowing costs and mortgage repayments have risen, the mature housing market
Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Chris Kent said monetary policy is currently contractary, with three rate rises earlier this year now restraining the economy. Borrowing costs and mortgage repayments have risen, the mature housing market has weakened, and the AUD’s year-to-date appreciation has amplified the effect. Kent said evidence suggests overall demand growth appears to be slowing — a development policymakers want and see as necessary to bring inflation back to target.
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