2019

Fullerton Markets is heading to Manila as part of its ASEAN Tour 2019, with the series making a stop in the Philippines for the very first time.

Volatility in the US capital market may soon return, with there still being a chance that the Fed will disappoint traders by not further cutting rates.

Markets in mainland China are set to reopen on October 8, just before the resumption of US-China trade talks in Washington DC.

Global financial markets experienced a volatile session in the third quarter, chiefly spurred by recession fears in some major economies.

China's August imports from Australia grew at their fastest pace in the past 12 months, a sign that demand for raw materials is increasing even amid the global economic slowdown.

Slower growth in payrolls shows that US companies are less willing to expand their business, and this could be partly attributed to huge uncertainties from Trump's foreign policies.

In his latest CGTN report, Chief Strategist Jimmy Zhu gives reasons as to why Trump’s strategy of escalating trade tensions has shown to backfire.

Price movements in the past 12 months have shown to guide traders to action while fundamentals remain weak.

Fullerton Markets today announced its partnership with Dion Capital Limited Partnership.

China's new one-year reference rate, pledged to the medium-term lending facility rate at the same tenor, has the scope to drop further in the coming months.