Gannicus Oliver is an author, consultant, digital economy enthusiast and investor. He boasts over three years of bonds, real estate and crypto market experience. In his free time, Gannicus enjoys uncovering thrilling adventures and traveling around the world.
Artificial Intelligence-based innovations will significantly increase globally by 2030, and the real estate industry will be part of that growth. Contrary to what people believe, Artificial Intelligence will not threaten job opportunities and responsibilities in the real estate sector. Instead, it stands to empower real-estate companies to better the…
China’s rapidly growing $15tn mainland bond market is one of the markets with top prospects for pension funds and other institutional investors. Still, trading risk, low liquidity, a thicket of legal trouble, and a shallow market are some of the significant issues the Chinese government debt market needs to address.
In 1980, sponsors of China’s Yizheng Chemical Fibers needed capital to create a large-scale chemical fiber plant. Government-owned institutions were unable to assist. Having nowhere to turn onshore, Yizheng issued bonds worth 50 million USD overseas to raise funds, becoming the first Chinese enterprise in the modern era to enter…
COVID-19 softened most real estate markets in Canada and not just sales volumes alone. According to data by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), Sales to New Listings Ratio (SNLR) declined in major markets. From February to May, all but three significant markets experienced inventory rise…
Malaysian bonds have been top performers in this quarter in the Asian market, thanks to the succession of interest rate cuts. But deflation, diminishing expectations for yet another interest-rate cut, and an uncertain economy mean that there is more to come. Senior rates strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking…
Thailand’s Central Bank recently stated that it successfully sold 50 billion baht ($1.6 billion) on Friday, in government savings bonds that leveraged blockchain technology. The project focuses on enabling investors to receive bonds faster and reduce operating costs when issuing bonds. The bank of Thailand new scripless bonds Through…
The European Commission prepares to issue green bonds for the first time, as investors and politicians ask Brussels to increase sustainable debt as part of its €750 billion borrowing splurges to fund Europe’s economic recovery from Coronavirus. The commissioner for the EU budget, Johannes Hahn, told Financial Times that…
Japanese bond fund reduces U.S treasury holdings ahead of the forthcoming presidential elections in the United States. Before now, the Federal Reserve promised to keep rates low for longer, diminishing returns, but November presidential elections give Japanese investors another reason to avoid treasury holdings. The chief executive chief fund manager…
Eurozone bonds yield dipped from recent highs in early trade on Tuesday, 1 September 2020; it follows Germany’s reading for August. According to Reuters’ poll, the information showed an inflation reading with just a decline of about 0.2%, although we could see more dip into the negative territory. The…
Homebuyers are looking for larger homes than small ones amidst the pandemic. According to a new report from Redfin, typical homes that sold in a month ending August 16 were 3.7% larger (1,772 square feet) than those that got dealt a year earlier. This is compared…
The Maharashtra government last week reduced stamp duty on the real estate sector to boost demand. The government stated that the 3% stamp duty cut in the realty sector would take effect from 1 September to 31 December 2020, while a 2% cut in stamp duty will be effective from…
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hastened the speed for investors to invest in the sixth tranche of the sovereign bond. The move comes a few days after RBI began its Special Market Operation of simultaneous purchase and sale of the Government’s securities. The sale of gold by…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recently issued offshore Pakistan rupee-linked bonds worth $200 million. According to the Bank, the rupee-linked bond will be for international investors to support Pakistan’s local currency and capital market. ADB tweeted: “ADB will issue bonds denominated in Pakistani rupee…
This Wednesday, India’s Reserve Bank stated that it would buy and purchase longer tenor-bonds through two tranches in two special operations. Following the announcement, yields on 5.79% 2030 bonds moved up to 6.16% by seven basis points. It’s essential to know that the latest benchmark 5.77%…
Minereum recently launched a new crypto bond to its community that ensures investors get up to 50% yield annually. Minereum, the first self-mining smart contract, launched this new offer in the Defi space, where traditional bonds – considered to be among the safest securities – will no longer…
The Reserve Bank of India declared on Tuesday that it would simultaneously buy and purchase longer tenor bonds through two tranches in two special open market operations (OMOs) on the 27th of August, 2020, and 3rd of September, 2020. Amid the move, India traders weren’t…
Germany launched its first “green” bond placing, which has the same coupon as conventional federal securities to sustain renewable energy and clean transport systems. The German government announced late last year about its intention to launch the bonds in the second half of 2020 in a bid to foster…
BlackBull Markets – a multi-asset broker in New Zealand becomes a licensed stock broker after receiving a derivative issuer by the New Zealand’s financial regulator, the FMA. BlackBull Markets, the trading name of BlackBull Group Limited, offers different types of trading services – including Forex, CFDs, and…
According to Michael Schumacher, Managing Director of the leading American multinational financial services firm Wells Fargo, the dollar will lose its value further. Whereas, he predicts bond will strengthen. Schumacher blames the most recent decision by the Federal Reserve on interest rates alongside its dovish stand for the weakening…
August 7, 2020
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