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20/01/2026 - Business and Market Discussion
Neil Newman, Head of Strategy, Astris Advisory, tells Steven Filby there is a lot of confusion about what exactly US President Trump wants from Greenland but he thinks it’s very much a move about defence. Moving onto China’s economy, Enrique Diaz Alvarez, Chief Economist, Ebury, says it will be hard to maintain the current level of growth and we may need to see aggressive efforts to help turn things around in the property sector.
20/01/2026 - Your Money
20/01/2026 - View from Japan
John Beirne, Principal Economist, Asian Development Bank, talks on continuing weakness in the Japanese yen, saying this complicates this week’s BOJ’s rates decision. He goes on to look at the potential for intervention, saying that’s normally used to calm short term volatility, rather than create a sustainable impact.
13/08/2025 - Business and Market Discussion
John Schofield, Managing Director at Tempus Investment, tells Nitin Dialdas the market is expecting a 25 basis point rate cut from the Fed with the latest CPI data just about good enough to say inflation is not picking up, and we could see another cut this year if inflation stays under control. Isaac Poole, Global Chief Investment Officer at Oreana Financial, says there is scope for a cut, but September may be a closer call than markets are anticipating.
13/08/2025 - Your Money - Financial Resilience (part two of two)
Carolyn Wright is joined by Rainbow Pan, who is General Manager of Wealth & Pensions at Sun Life in Hong Kong, and David Broom, Chief Client and Distribution Officer at Sun Life Asia, conclude the discussion on the findings of their latest financial resilience research in part two of a two-part series.
