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| | | ... therefore expected future returns are lower than they have been historically. This, combined with risks such as a slowdown in China and the refugee crisis in Europe and central banks' lack of remaining firepower to fight economic setbacks, warranted ... |
| | | | ... King said that while "Asia Pacific is an important part of our global network... [we will have] a physical presence only in China, Hong Kong, India, Japan and Singapore." The memo also noted that Asia Pacific local cash equity products will be discontinued. ... |
| | | | ... sending equity markets in bear territory on the back of concerns over slowing global growth in general and a hard landing in China in particular and the continued slide in oil prices. As at last night, WTI oil's down 28% to US$26.55 a barrel from its ... |
| | | | ... improvement from November's 7.1% drop and consensus expectations for a deeper 8.0% fall. There were also green shoots in China's imports numbers - they went down 7.6% in the January period. Still, a big drop but better than the previous month's 9.2% ... |
| | | | ... Alternatives Investment Group and co-chief executive of Harvest Capital Management, the second-largest funds management company in China. She has also held roles as managing director and global head of strategy and business development for Deutsche Asset ... |
| | | | ... of the collapse of investment and because of the collapse of animal spirits - and this is because of what's happening in China." Well Dr. "Australia is doomed" Varoufakis, all these things are happening now. In fact, they have already happened in the ... |
| | | | Greece's former Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, spoke recently in Sydney and argued that economic unrest in China is a sign that "the GFC is still with us." Speaking at a Macquarie Graduate School of Management event in Sydney, Varoufakis said that ... |
| | | | ... market the last word on the yuan? For some time it has been under downward pressure. The simplest yardstick is the decline in China's foreign-exchange reserves, from a peak of nearly $4 trillion last year to just over $3.5 trillion now, a reflection ... |
| | | | ... The population of those 80 and older will expand fourfold to 6.8%. By 2019 the proportion of people aged 60 and older in China will lead that of people aged zero to 14. "Our opportunities in China go beyond the macro trends and we can run the inner track." ... |
| | | | ... think what that this dearer currency implies for commodity prices and to US exports, particularly given the slowdown in China (new target 6.5%) and the Eurozone (real GDP growth eased to 0.3% in the third quarter from 0.4% in the second) and Japan (forecast ... |
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