Finance

The financial landscape in Hong Kong has recently taken a dramatic turn, characterized by an unprecedented influx of mainland Chinese investors. A record-breaking 29.62 billion Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to around 3.81 billion U.S. dollars, poured into the Hong Kong stock market on a single day—a watershed moment since the inception of the connect program
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In a bold gambit, former President Donald Trump has positioned tariffs as a miraculous solution for job creation, claiming they would produce employment numbers like “never seen before.” Yet, this narrative clashes sharply with the views of a considerable portion of the economic community, notably economists who have consistently warned against the long-term ramifications of
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In a significant departure from the acerbic rhetoric that has characterized U.S.-China relations over the past few years, China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi, recently delivered a message of reconciliation and cooperation. This new approach, articulated during a high-profile press conference, suggests an intention to move beyond the escalating tensions and engage in constructive
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The world of finance often functions as a gated community, where only the ultra-wealthy and institutional players enjoy the most lucrative opportunities. Yet there’s a growing movement aimed at dismantling these barriers. The introduction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that target alternative investments, such as private credit, represents a crucial shift toward democratizing access to previously
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The Federal Reserve’s current approach, as articulated by Chairman Jerome Powell, has a striking ambiguity that could reverberate throughout the U.S. economy. The acknowledgment that the Fed is staying its hand in anticipation of the unfolding implications of President Trump’s destabilizing policy initiatives raises alarm bells. This inaction during a pivotal moment, when the economic
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As China finds itself grappling with a plethora of uncertainties—from domestic economic fluctuations to turbulent international relations—its fiscal policy must adapt to an increasingly challenging environment. Finance Minister Lan Fo’an underscored this necessity during the “Two Sessions,” China’s annual parliamentary gathering. His comments reflect a stark realization: the nation must maneuver through the impacts of
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In an increasingly strained economic relationship, China has announced new tariff measures that will affect U.S. exports. Following the implementation of additional tariffs by the United States, the Chinese government is taking retaliatory steps that could further complicate trade dynamics between the two nations. Analyzing these developments provides insight into the ongoing economic duel and
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At a recent conference held by the National Association for Business Economics, St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem expressed his concerns regarding the rising risks of inflation. His keynote address highlighted a critical observation: while he anticipates that inflation will gradually align with the Federal Reserve’s long-term target of 2%, he recognizes the tangible
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