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Almost half of China's wealthy covet foreign passports
Some 60% of rich Chinese want to emigrate to protect their wealth and the US and Canada are their preferred destinations.
By
Lillian Liu
| 3 November 2011
Macro & Markets
Nuclear vs gas: Keeping Japan's lights on
Public opinion in Japan has turned dramatically against nuclear power. Gas is one of the few realistic options for filling the resulting energy vacuum for this manufacturing giant.
By
Solomon Teague
| 2 November 2011
Macro & Markets
EU leaders avert disaster, but relief will not last
EU leaders reached an agreement yesterday that prevented a Greek default and lessened the threat of contagion to peripheral European debt, but a crisis is still looming.
By
Nick Ferguson
| 28 October 2011
Macro & Markets
Asia's banking industry poised for growth
Asia's banks have plenty of room for growth — once they overcome the challenge of finding the right expansion strategy, says Accenture.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 19 October 2011
Macro & Markets
The world needs a new economic growth model
The sustainability of global economic growth comes up for discussion at a conference hosted by the University of Southern California.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 18 October 2011
Macro & Markets
China's underground lenders play an important role
Private lenders in China give cash-starved SMEs much-needed financial support that state-owned banks can't possibly provide.
By
Lillian Liu
| 13 October 2011
Conference Highlights
Russia and China forge investment links
At last week's VTB Capital investment forum in Moscow, Vladimir Putin pointed to the opportunities in Asia, while CIC boss Fan Kung Sheng described the beginning of a beautiful ...
By
Rupert Walker
| 13 October 2011
Macro & Markets
Hong Kong banks face liquidity squeeze
Banks in Hong Kong face an uncertain outlook thanks to persistently low interest rates and the migration of local-currency deposits into renminbi.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 6 October 2011
Magazine Highlights
Indonesia targets fiscal reform
Indonesia's finance ministry recognises an urgent need to raise more tax revenue and achieve its spending targets to support the country's development.
By
Rupert Walker
| 6 October 2011
Macro & Markets
Singapore dollars and gold are the only safe havens
Buy Singapore dollars and gold now, and wait for Asian equities to bottom out in the next 12 months before buying, is the investment advice offered by CLSA strategist Russell ...
By
Sameera Anand
| 30 September 2011
FX
Emerging market currencies take a pounding
Foreign exchange weakness has dramatically exacerbated declines in emerging equity markets as investors unwind carry-trades, according to Citi.
By
Rupert Walker
| 30 September 2011
Macro & Markets
Macau's winning streak to continue
Macau's growth prospects look bright for the foreseeable future, says CLSA's head of consumer and gaming research, Aaron Fischer.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 28 September 2011
Macro & Markets
China's demand for luxury goods still growing
Luxury goods makers such as Hermes and Bulgari report continued strong demand in China, despite grim economic conditions elsewhere.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 22 September 2011
Macro & Markets
Skandia cautiously optimistic on global outlook
Europe and the US face a host of risks, including a possible return to recession, but Skandia is cautiously optimistic and reckons global economies will shake off recession ...
By
Ivan Zhang
| 20 September 2011
Macro & Markets
China's slowing growth is good news
Slower growth could be just what China's overheating economy needs, according to CLSA's Francis Cheung.
By
Ivan Zhang
| 20 September 2011
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