China and Emerging Markets
Top Priorities for China’s Economy in 2017
Renee Mu, Currency Analyst DailyFX, reports on Chinese authorities’ economic priorities for the new calendar year.
Dec 20 2016
The Outlook For 2017: International
Equity strategists and economists provide their views and forecasts for the global economy in 2017.
Dec 19 2016
Next Week At A Glance
A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.
Dec 09 2016
Saxo Bank’s Outrageous Predictions
A summary of Saxo Bank’s annual report on its ten “outrageous” predictions for 2017. Are they that outrageous?
Dec 08 2016
Previous Stories
The Overnight Report: Reasons Not To Be Cheerful
Jun 02 2010
Weak manufacturing data, the Israeli attack, hurricane forecasts, and a growing appreciation of the extent of the Gulf oil disaster weighed on markets last night. Dow down 112. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
China: Manufacturing, Property And Commodity Destocking
Jun 01 2010
As May’s Chinese manufacturing data are released, analysts question the Chinese property “crash”and the the risk of China now drawing on its own commodity stockpiles, rather than buying more.
Earnings Downgrades To Drive Further Weakness?
Jun 01 2010
Investors are currently nervous and FY11 earnings estimates may be too high but Citi still sees value in equities at current levels, while GSJB Were outlines its current preferences.
The Overnight Report: Europe Shrugs Off Spain
Jun 01 2010
With no UK or US markets last night, attention turned to whether Europe would react to Friday’s after-market Spanish downgrade. It didn’t.
Material Matters: Iron Ore Value, Steel And Fertliser
May 31 2010
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with reasons to like Aussie iron ore plays and an update on the feriliser market.
Next Week At A Glance
May 28 2010
A brief look at important company events and economic data releases next week.
The Overnight Report: At Last, A Good Day For Wall Street
May 28 2010
It only needed China to deny it was looking to dump the euro to release pent up buying demand last night. Dow up 284. Aussie surges three cents.
The Overnight Report: Markets Still Jumping At Shadows
May 27 2010
Wall Street opened stronger last night, but ultimately closed lower, as the rumour mill churned and the euro pushed toward previous lows. Dow down 69.
Korean War Only Remote Possibility
May 26 2010
Without the North’s backing of China, Danske Bank cannot see a war erupting on the Korean peninsular.
The Overnight Report: Bargain Hunters Raid Wall Street
May 26 2010
The Dow opened down nearly 300 points as Korea entered the mix before a rolling wave of buying took the average back to only down 22, and the S&P into the green.
