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主持人：Peter Lewis
A fast moving and topical business and finance show bringing you breaking business and economic news and financial market updates. Presented by former CEO and investment bank global trading head Peter Lewis, with over 30 years' industry experience. Join Peter and his expert guests for analysis and discussion on the day's top business stories live every weekday morning 8 to 8:30 a.m. on RTHK Radio 3. We have a podcast to download after the show and you can also listen through the RTHK Radio 3 website live or later in the day. We welcome your questions, comments and feedback to read out in the show. You can email us at moneytalk@rthk.hk, post on our Facebook page "Money Talk on RTHK Radio 3 " or find us on twitter "MoneytalkRadio3") .
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Business and Market Discussions / View From China
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans are in disarray after MPs backed an amendment to delay the latest Brexit deal negotiated with the EU by three months. The Prime Minister has now written an unsigned letter to the EU seeking a postponement, but he will bring in legislation today to try again to implement the deal he agreed with Brussels last week. He says he is confident he has the votes to ensure Britain leaves the EU on 31 October.
Economic growth in China in the third quarter slipped to a new record low of 6%. The economy was impacted by the US-China trade war, a slowdown in manufacturing and slowing domestic income growth.
The IMF has vowed to use “all appropriate tools” to combat weak global growth. The communiqué issued at the end of the IMF and the World Bank’s annual meetings in Washington over the weekend, urged leaders to bring an end to the damaging trade wars.
China’s top trade negotiator and vice premier Liu He said Saturday that trade talks with the US are making progress and both sides are working towards a partial phase one agreement.
On today’s Money Talk we’re joined by Alex Wong of Ample Capital and Dickie Wong from Kingston Securities. Providing the view from the mainland is Ben Cavender at the China Market Research Group.
21/10/2019 - 8:09 Business and Market Discussions
Alex Wong, Director of Asset Management at Ample Capital, expects that the latest economic data from the mainland will not have a big impact on the stock market.
Dickie Wong, Head of Research at Kingston Securities, comments that this year's Policy Address will not help boost the slowing local economy or alleviate the ongoing social unrest.
21/10/2019 - 8:25 View From China
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Business and Market Discussions
主持人：Peter Lewis
President Trump and Xi Jinping have agreed to hold an “extended” meeting at the G20 summit in Osaka next week. Chinese state media reported that President Xi told Mr. Trump that economic & trade disputes should be solved through dialogue and the key is to show consideration to each other’s legitimate concerns.
The White House explored the legality of demoting Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in February, according to reports in the US media. The move would have meant stripping Mr. Powell of his chairmanship, leaving him as one out of seven Fed board governors.
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam made a televised apology to the people of Hong Kong yesterday for her handling of the controversial extradition bill. However, she refused to resign or confirm the withdrawal of the bill from Legco, two of the key demands of protestors.
On today’s Money Talk we’re joined by Stewart Aldcroft of CitiTrust, Mark Michelson of the Asia CEO Forum and on the phone from Washington D.C., RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent, Barry Wood.
19/06/2019 - 8:09 Business and Market Discussions
Stewart Aldcroft, Chairman of CitiTrust, is optimistic about the meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi at the G20 Summit, saying that both sides are still talking and exploring opportunities.
Mark Michelson, Chairman, Asia CEO Forum at IMA Asia, comments that Hong Kong CE Carrie Lam’s refusal to completely withdraw the extradition bill only fuels people's anger.
RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent Barry Wood expects that President Trump will not actually demote Fed Chair Jerome Powell, since the act will be against the law, and will also rattle global markets.
