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
Could Vale Shatter The Iron Ore Market?
Sep 05 2008
As Vale pushes for an unusual mid-contract iron ore price rise, immediate commentary suggests this is a positive for iron ore producers. But is it?
What If China Were A Continent?
Aug 27 2008
Everyone knows how important the Chinese economy has become on the world stage, but even some of its provinces are becoming economic, international heavy hitters.
Chinese Growth Outlook Still Healthy
Aug 20 2008
It’s been suggested that Chinese economic growth is slowing, but both CommSec and Westpac expect it to remain at around 10% in 2008 and into 2009.
Is This The Grave New World?
Aug 19 2008
In a little over twelve months, life as we know it has changed dramatically. Financial markets are in crisis, the global economy is staring at recession, and now the commodity super-cycle has faltered. What lies ahead?
Will Asia Pay For a China Slowdown?
Aug 18 2008
According to DBS, Asian economies are holding up well on rising exports driven by China, but how much risk remains if the Chinese economy does slow down.
Is America The New Emerging Market?
Aug 14 2008
As the world slows, and the commodity story takes a hiatus, Asia is no longer looking so attractive. Where is the next export economy growth story?
Guess Who’s Buying The US Dollar
Aug 12 2008
The US dollar has shocked the world with a dramatic bounce. Could China have something to do with it?
Don’t Expect A Post-Olympic Hangover In Chinese Demand
Aug 06 2008
Barclays Capital says China is unlikely to experience any great post-Olympic commodity hangover as domestic demand remains strong and growth projects will continue.
The Overnight Report: Global Weakness
Aug 02 2008
Weak economic data from Europe, the UK and China added to US woes on Friday despite a slightly better than expected jobs number. The Dow fell 51.
China’s Energy Demand Could Decline Suddenly
Jul 25 2008
Investors have been expecting ongoing shortages of coal, and thus further price rises, for years to come. New insights by GaveKal say reality may turn out to be different.
