Global Markets

Maybe not, but Xi gets to delay increase in U.S. sanctions and U.S. farmers can continue selling to China during soybean harvest.

New GILTI guidance specifies that companies must allocate only half of certain domestic expenses to foreign subsidiaries.

Fed report predicts lenders would survive “elevated business bankruptcies and outsized losses” in junk bonds, but investors would suffer.

The current de-risking trend has pushed many corporates in developing countries out of the traditional banking system. New technologies may bring them back.

FSOC removes “systemically important financial institution” label from Prudential.

EU watchdogs step up to reassure markets, reversing course from prior position that responsibility for navigating Brexit would fall entirely on corporate shoulders.

Factors to consider in deciding whether to transact in a foreign currency.

“CFO optimism, while still strong, appears to be on the retreat amid concerns around global trade and interest rates.”