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| | ... inflationary and slowdown risks. Some economists have gone so far as to predict a synchronised recession in the US, Europe, and China. While there is a chance of such an event materialising, Yellen maintained that while the US had inflation, the Federal ... |
| | | Appearing at the 2022 ASFA Conference this morning, ABC News journalist Stan Grant has echoed the sentiment that China has arrived as a global superpower and probed Australia's tense but necessitous relationship with its largest trading partner. ... |
| | | ... shows. Overall, the United States led by a wide margin at an estimated $47.0 billion, followed by the UK, Germany, Japan, and China. Whilst sufficiently behind the US, Australia came in above finance hubs like Switzerland, Singapore, and Hong Kong. China's ... |
| | | ... acute stock mis-steps, notably on Alibaba and Tencent, which fell afoul of a government crackdown on technology firms in China," the researcher said. Morningstar reasoned the underperformance was "one-off (but damaging) disruption, and do not believe ... |
| | | ... he joined as the head of group internal audit. Prior to AIA, Schipper was an audit partner in Deloitte's offices in China and South Africa. Mike Thornton vacated the role of chief risk officer, which he held since 2016, to become AIA's chief ... |
| | | ... and US stock exchanges with the launch of global digital investment platform Moomoo. Access to Hong Kong, Singapore and China Connect exchanges are expected to follow. Moomoo said its objective is to democratise share trading for Australian investors. ... |
| | | ... equities market. The MA ChinaAMC Equity Fund will provide investors with access to mid to large Chinese companies listed on China's onshore (A-shares) and offshore markets (H-shares and ADRs). Head of MA Financial's asset management division, Andrew ... |
| | | ... markets, rather the largest threat to global markets is the reaction from the West. "Russia is leading the charge for CROPEC (China, Russia and OPEC) cartel to raise energy price and inflation. The Western economies are purely held up by asset bubbles ... |
| | | The Shanghai-headquartered investment manager has been handed an AFSL as it looks to roll out two local China-A shares funds for institutional and sophisticated investors. Following the opening of its Sydney office last month, Mingshi Investment Management ... |
| | | ... Putin, the US and NATO know it. At the same time, they're not willing to go on an all-out war against Russia - not with China watching - that'll eventually lead to a zero-sum game where everybody loses. Certainly, the current geopolitical uncertainty ... |
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