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Chinese banks booming in latest survey of...

421 views June 30, 2014

The latest survey of world banks carried out by The Banker magazine has revealed the relentless...

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Why China's weakening property market worries...

570 views June 30, 2014

Daniel Rohr, Senior Equity Analyst with Morningstar Research looks at the relationship between...

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Jakobsen: Why global growth is deflated

441 views June 11, 2014

On the eve of the World Cup, the World Bank has lowered its 2014 global growth forecast from 3.2...

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Fragile China sees services stabilise

144 views June 03, 2014

China’s service sector has grown at its fastest rate for six months in May. The bounce is being...

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Alibaba v Tencent: The Chinese fight for world...

285 views May 14, 2014

Two Chinese Internet giants: Alibaba, about to launch a New York IPO, versus Tencent its arch...

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Jakobsen: Europe’s China Syndrome

6,977 views May 08, 2014

China and the Euro, both dependent on each other far more that we might think. Europe, China’s...

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Which way will Weibo go?

179 views April 16, 2014

Saxo Bank's Head of Equity Strategy, Peter Garnry, analyses Weibo's IPO. Often called the...

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China: Handle with care

248 views April 09, 2014

There’ll be no easy fix for fragile China, according to the country’s leaders. China’s Premier...

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James Roy: China stimulus within four weeks

172 views April 01, 2014

More mixed signals from China, raising the prospect of the government stepping in with fresh...

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Aussie rises as China stimulus prospect grows

206 views March 26, 2014

Australia's dollar has hit a new high for this year. The rise is caused by a combination of an...

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Jakobsen: Why China can't fail

429 views March 24, 2014

More bad economic data from China; the latest HSBC Purchasing Managers Index shows deeper...

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First signs of China's property market...

423 views March 19, 2014

A Chinese property firm may not be able to pay off almost six hundred million dollars of debt. So...