主持人:Peter Lewis
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has sent US stocks and bonds lower after he failed to reassure investors on the inflation outlook. Mr. Powell said the economic reopening could “create some upward pressure on prices,” but he reiterated that the central bank would be “patient” before changing policy. He noted the recent rise in bond yields but said the Fed would need to see a broader increase across the rate spectrum before considering any action.
05/03/2021 - 8:08am Business and Market Discussion
Francis Lun, CEO of GEO Securities says that rising US bond yields have led to frenzied selling of Hong Kong stocks, which are dependent upon low interest rates.
Sunil Kashyap, Managing Director at Bank of Nova Scotia, commentating on Hong Kong being dropped from the Heritage Foundation’s Economic Freedom Index, believes that it is difficult for countries to achieve a free economy.
05/03/2021 - 8:24am View from India
主持人:Peter Lewis
China has released draft antitrust guidelines which will constrain some of the mainland’s biggest internet giants. The latest set of proposals could transform sectors such as e-commerce, ride hailing and online food delivery platforms.
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