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Presenter：Steven Filby
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30/08/2024 - Business and Market Discussion
Andrew Freris, CEO of Ecognosis Advisory, tells Nitin Dialdas it would be counter-intuitive to cut interest rates when the US economy is seemingly doing well, so he doesn’t see a move from the Fed until after the election. Adrian Zuercher, Co-Head Global Asset Allocation and Co-Head Global Investment Management APAC, UBS Global Wealth Management CIO, says the US economy has slowed compared to last year, explaining why he expects to see a cut in September and at least three cuts this year.
30/08/2024 - Your Money
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19/03/2024 - Business and Market Discussion
Isaac Poole, Global Chief Investment Officer, Oreana Financial, tells Nitin Dialdas he’s not expecting the Fed to cut this week, but their dot-plot could reveal some interesting info, with potential for the number of cuts expected this year to fall to two. Looking at the AI space, DJ Schuld, who is Executive Board Member & Head of Growth at the HODL Group, says recent developments could prove a boost for the crypto and blockchain sector.
19/03/2024 - View on the BOJ
Sayuri Shirai, Visiting Fellow and Advisor for Sustainable Policies at the Asian Development Bank, says the Bank Of Japan is likely to get rid of negative interest rates. She adds that she will be looking to see what happens around the upper limit on the 10-year yield, as that will be a signal of how much policy change the central bank is willing to make.
19/03/2024 - Your Money
19/03/2024 - View on Trade Relations and Asia’s Economic Outlook
Albert Park, Chief Economist at the Asian Development Bank, says mainland China’s growth target of 5% is possible, but may be a bit optimistic. He goes on to say that strong export numbers this week are among the promising signs. Looking at the wider trade environment, he says there are concerns over US protectionism and how to handle the EU’s new Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
