INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
rude reminder to investors that a major deadline is looming with China.
Global equities came within a whisker of their all-time high last
month, propelled in part by swelling optimism that at least an interim US-China trade deal was in the offing
Meantime, the clock kept ticking towards Dec
Manulife Investment Management in Hong Kong
a little help from a weak US manufacturing report
The following are the views of a number of market participants on what happens if the tariffs on China kick in Dec
said in an interview with Bloomberg TV
for investors to take a little bit of risk off the table, said Steve Brice, chief investment strategist at Standard Chartered private bank,
still strike a deal of some sort
investment strategy at Bank of Singapore, told Bloomberg TV.
The renewed tariff pressures on South America and Europe are likely an effort
research at Pepperstone Group Ltd
The S-P 500 is likely to fall about 2 per cent, with currencies including the yuan, Australian dollar and Korean won also likely to move, he
to reflect in time, said Christopher Smart, chief global strategist at Barings Investment Institute, on Bloomberg TV
What does offer solace is that global central banks have eased policy and injected liquidity, postponing the recession that investors had
been worrying about, he said.
