NOMURA FINANCIAL PRODUCTS EUROPE GMBH
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2018-12-12
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2025-05-05 (businesstimes.com.sg)
China's secret weapon in the trade war -
AS CHINA'S export machine sputters under the weight of 145 per cent tariffs, jobs are at risk. Some 16 million workers are involved in the production of goods bound for America, says Goldman Sachs, a bank. Nomura, another bank, projects a possible 5.7 million job losses in the near term and 15.8 million in the long run as the shock ripples through the economy.
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2025-03-05 (internationalbanker.com)
Combatting the Contracting of AML/CFT-Compliance Program Disease and Its Contagion
A healthy financial institution is well equipped to counteract anti-money laundering and combat the financing of terrorism, but sometimes, diseases impair its compliance program's ability to function effectively. What are these diseases and their root causes, and how should they be addressed by the institution's top executives and board?
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2025-02-12 (india.com)
India May Cut Tariffs On 30 Items Imported From US To Prevent Higher Reciprocal Tariffs: Nomura | Economy News |
US President Donald Trump has previously called India the tariff king and has emphasized the need for India to buy more American-made security equipment.
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2025-02-11 (bloomberg.com)
Trump’s Eye-for-Eye Tariff Threat Puts India, Thailand at Risk
Trump set to announce reciprocal tariffs on nations this week. Emerging Asia countries in crosshairs with high tariffs on US
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2025-02-06 (bloomberg.com)
US Banning Trade Loophole Will Cut China’s Growth, Nomura Says
The decision by President Donald Trump to ban Chinese companies from using a US tariff loophole will hit tens of billions of dollars of trade and reduce China’s economic growth this year, according to new estimates by economists at Nomura Holdings Inc.
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2025-02-05 (qatarday.com)
Tax relief for Indian middle class - but will it boost economy?
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition government has unveiled its first full-year budget after his party lost an outright majority in parliament
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2025-02-05 (nhadautu.vn)
Investors are wary of tariff threats
Investors are seeking to protect the portfolio from the potential economic consequences from President Donald Trump's tax imposition plans.
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2025-01-23 (ibtimes.co.in)
Union Budget 2025 may introduce changes in personal income tax slabs: Nomura report -
Global financial services company Nomura on Thursday said the Centre will focus on both fiscal consolidation and growth-supportive measures in the upcoming Union Budget for 2025-2026, predicting that the government may introduce changes to the personal income tax slabs to encourage consumer spending.
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2018-01-31 (fxstreet.cz)
Nomura Securities | .cz
15.01.2024 Futures on the main Japanese stock index Nikkei225 are now traded with more than 1.2% increase and the spot benchmark has climbed to 36,008 points during the Asian session, which is the highest value of over 34 years (February 1990). Stock prices support further stabilization of Japanese yen at lower levels and a decrease in US bond yields. Investors focus on TSE on the stocks of exporters and carriers who may increase margins and transport rates due to increased geopolitical risks.
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(economictimes.com)
Nomura expects RBI to cut rates by 100 bps this cycle -
Nomura forecasts the RBI will cut rates by 100 bps from December 2024. This surpasses the anticipated 50 bps cut. They've reduced India's FY'25 GDP growth forecast to 6 percent. This is lower than the consensus estimate of 6.9 percent and RBI's 7.2 percent projection. Nomura cites slowing growth and easing inflation. The RBI has held rates steady at 6.
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