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: Mixed Messages
Aug 21 2009
Wall Street was up but metals down in a night of mixed data. Dow up 70. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST.)
Assessing The Shanghai Shivers
Aug 20 2009
Forget diplomatic argy-bargy – just how worried should we be about these Chinese stock market drops?
The Overnight Report: Sell China, Buy Oil
Aug 20 2009
In a turnaround session, Wall Street shunned Shanghai and coveted crude. Dow up 61.
Is China’s Fiscal Boost Fading?
Aug 19 2009
China’s fiscal stimulus package gave economic growth a significant boost through the first quarter of this year but Standard Chartered is seeing signs the boost is now fading.
The Overnight Report: The China Syndrome
Aug 18 2009
Wall Street followed drops in Asia yesterday and Europe last night on the back of the big Chinese fall. Dow down 186.
Rudi On Thursday
Aug 17 2009
Weekly musings from your editor. Commodities in a bubble? Yes, they are. But this doesn’t mean another Armageddon lies around the corner.
The Overnight Report: Real Profit Taking
Aug 12 2009
Wall Street posted its biggest fall in five weeks last night, led by financials. Dow down 96. (Locked for subscribers until 10:00 AEST)
The Overnight Report: Profit Taking
Aug 11 2009
With no economic data and the earnings season winding down, Wall Street took profits last night following Friday’s surge. Dow down 32.
A Chance For Japan To Boost Growth
Aug 10 2009
Japanese companies are increasingly focused on emerging markets as a growth option, a move Standard Chartered expects will deliver benefits in coming years.
Hong Kong, Singapore Hit Hardest By Global Downturn
Aug 04 2009
ANZ Bank says the open nature of the Hong Kong and Singapore economies explains why both were hardest hit by the global economic downturn.
