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21/10/2026 - Business and Market Discussion
Mark Michelson, Chairman, Asia CEO Forum at IMA Asia, tells Steven Filby China looks set to hit the government’s target for growth, however concerns over the property market and consumer spending remain. Nick Marro, Principal Economist and Lead Analyst of Global Trade at The Economist Intelligence Unit, explains why he is optimistic over the growth outlook for the rest of this year and next.
21/10/2026 - Your Money
21/10/2026 - View from the Oil Sector
Vandana Hari, Founder of Vanda Insights, says that while workarounds to transits through the Strait of Hormuz have been found, global oil supplies remain short. She goes on to look at recent Houthi attacks and the continued possibility for disruption, plus the US midterm elections, saying they are both factors keeping the market on tenterhooks.
29/04/2026 - Business and Market Discussion
Mel Siew, Portfolio Manager, Muzinich and Co, joins Steven Filby to talk on what’s happening in credit and oil markets, saying that if the disruption continues, a breaking point could be reached, and so being conservatively positioned on credit makes sense. Moving onto the UAE saying it will leave OPEC, Frederick Chu, Managing Director, Investment Strategy, Premia Partners, says it shows the difference in agendas between the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and will lead to OPEC having less influence on the market.
29/04/2026 - Your Money
29/04/2026 - View from the Semiconductor Sector
Ross Feingold, Director of Research, Caerus Consulting, talks on expectations for significant growth for TSMC, looking at plans for expansion in production, as well as the outlook for the AI sector more broadly. He goes on to explore the latest moves by the US to restrict semiconductor exports to China.
