主持人:Peter Lewis
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China’s economy grew at a faster pace at the end of last year than before the Covid-19 pandemic, driven by strong growth in manufacturing. The mainland's National Bureau of Statistics said the country’s GDP grew 2.3% in 2020 to jump above 100 trillion yuan for the first time ever.
19/01/2021 - 8:08am Business and Market Discussion
Peter Churchouse, Founder of Portwood Capital, highlights that emerging markets have shown more resilience than developing economies and have attracted capital inflows.
William Ma, Chief Investment Officer at Noah Holdings, expects China's domestic consumption to grow in 2021 with a middle class consumption upgrade.
19/01/2021 - 8:25am View from Japan
主持人:Peter Lewis
China's National Bureau of Statistics reported yesterday that profits at industrial firms remained resilient in August, rising 19.1% from a year ago, slightly less than the 19.6% y/y surge in July. In month-over-month terms, profits fell 1.6% in August.
28/09/2020 - 8:10am Business and Market Discussion
Brad Gibson, Co-Head of APAC Fixed Income at AllianceBernstein says that new stimulus measures in the US could lead to a short-term boost but warns that it could engulf the country's economy into a debt trap.
Gavin Parry, Managing Director at Parry International Trading observes that China's stimulus measures work because of consumers' reliance on the domestic market and government supervision of production.
28/09/2020 - 8:23am View from mainland China