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Video: Fixing China’s Population Crunch

Video: Fixing China’s Population Crunch

4 Jun 2021
China’s latest census revealed a low fertility rate, pointing to the population soon topping out. In response, the government has said that couples can now have up to three children but, as things stand, there is no reason to think that they will. In this video interview, Gilliam assesses the various policy levers that the authorities can pull to stop the Chinese nation getting smaller.
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Video: Buy The Crypto Dip?

Video: Buy The Crypto Dip?

25 May 2021
Crypto-currency prices have plunged in the last two weeks on a bad brew of news. Will wants to believe in crypto-currencies as an alternative form of money. However, he has struggled to see how such tokens make the jump to being “money”, with all that entails. The question is whether after such a big price drawdown, this skepticism is now discounted into the price.
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Video: Renewed Covid Changes Asia’s Macro Drivers

Video: Renewed Covid Changes Asia’s Macro Drivers

19 May 2021
Many Asian countries face a worsening Covid outbreak, even as the region’s mostly commodity-importing economies face sharply rising prices for energy and raw materials. Asia did go into this crisis with significant policy headroom, so it retains room for action but as Udith and Vincent discuss in this video interview that is now narrowing.
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Video: The Chill In EU-China Relations

Video: The Chill In EU-China Relations

12 May 2021
Hailed as a breakthrough when it was struck back in December, the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement On Investment is in trouble, with little chance the deal will be ratified in the European Parliament amid a deep deterioration in bilateral relations. Nick examines what the political frost means for the earnings of European companies operating in China.
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 Video: The Economic Impact Of India's Second Wave

Video: The Economic Impact Of India's Second Wave

7 May 2021
If India's latest Covid wave peaks in the next few weeks, economic catastrophe can be avoided. However, India does not have much policy space in which to operate, so the counter scenario of new and more virile mutations driving a worsening outbreak does mean that hitherto stoic local investors could yet throw in the towel on Indian risk assets.
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Video: Towards A Sustainable Boom?

Video: Towards A Sustainable Boom?

28 Apr 2021
With a shoot-the-lights-out number universally expected when the US reports first quarter GDP data this week, Tan Kai Xian looks at the drivers propelling growth to determine whether US performance is sustainable, or just a flash in the pan. As a number of risks continue to loom large on the radar screen, in this video interview he assesses the implications of US growth for investors in risk assets.
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Video: A Global Minimum Corporate Tax Rate Is Coming

Video: A Global Minimum Corporate Tax Rate Is Coming

22 Apr 2021
With Joe Biden in the White House, international proposals for a global minimum corporate tax rate are back on the table. In this video interview, Yanmei Xie and Udith Sikand weigh the probability of agreement on a global tax rate, assess the degree of resistance, and look at who will really end up bearing the burden of higher effective corporate tax rates.
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Video: The UK Emerges, But To What?

Video: The UK Emerges, But To What?

16 Apr 2021
English consumers have this week embraced the end of lockdown and the reopening of non-essential services. Across Britain, a successful vaccination drive has raised hopes that drastically reduced Covid-19 infections and hospitalizations can be sustained as further restrictions are eased. In this video interview, Nick outlines what that is likely to mean for UK assets.
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Video: Procedural Shortcuts And Political Roadblocks

Video: Procedural Shortcuts And Political Roadblocks

9 Apr 2021
For a president with a scant majority of one in the US Senate, Joe Biden has an extremely ambitious legislative agenda, starting with a US$2trn infrastructure spending and tax bill. Yanmei examines the procedural shortcuts and political roadblocks that may either smooth or obstruct Biden’s proposed legislation to assess how much of the program is actually likely to make it into US law.
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Video: Unpacking The NFT Hype

Video: Unpacking The NFT Hype

31 Mar 2021
What’s a “non-fungible token”? Why would anyone pay millions of dollars for one? And what do they have to do with blockchains? In this video interview, Will unpacks the latest craze to explain what buying an NFT actually gets you, and considers whether this is a useful new technology or yet another case of blockchain hype.
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Events

 
Webinar: Outside Expert Elbridge A Colby On Ukraine And The Way Forward

Webinar: Outside Expert Elbridge A Colby On Ukraine And The Way Forward

1 Mar 2022
Louis and Anatole were joined by Elbridge A. Colby to talk about the unfolding situation in Ukraine, assess the US’s potential responses, and answer viewer questions. Our guest is co-founder and principal of The Marathon Initiative, a policy initiative focused on developing strategies to prepare the United States for an era of sustained great power competition.
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Webinar: The Impact Of Ukraine On Energy And Emerging Markets

Webinar: The Impact Of Ukraine On Energy And Emerging Markets

24 Feb 2022
Tom Holland warned that a further fall in the supply of Russian piped natural gas could lead to energy rationing for European industry. Vincent Tsui and Udith Sikand surveyed the emerging market landscape to determine the winners and losers from higher energy prices, a stronger US dollar and tighter policy from the US Federal Reserve. Tom Miller reviewed Russia-China relations.
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Webinar: Europe Prepares To Tighten

Webinar: Europe Prepares To Tighten

18 Feb 2022
As European economies emerge from the pandemic, policymakers have signaled a sooner-than-expected normalization of monetary policy, which has spooked investors. In this webinar, our team evaluated if the ECB is serious about raising interest rates later this year and whether this looks like a 2011-style policy mistake in the making.
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Webinar: A Not-Too-Shabby US Economy

Webinar: A Not-Too-Shabby US Economy

11 Feb 2022
The US economy is enduring growth pains from supply chain disruption and a tight labor market that are feeding into higher inflation, and therefore a more hawkish central bank. Yet with both households and companies in generally good financial shape, these problems can be weathered, and US growth should remain above its structural rate for a while yet. Our US analysts outlined their relatively upbeat view in this webinar and explained what it means for asset markets.
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Webinar: The Impact Of Energy Prices In 2022

Webinar: The Impact Of Energy Prices In 2022

4 Feb 2022
Energy prices are likely to have a big impact on macroeconomics and market performance in the coming year. Our research team has assessed the effect of three different pricing scenarios on the US, Europe and emerging economies. In this webinar, they presented their findings.
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Webinar: China's Growth And Policy In 2022

Webinar: China's Growth And Policy In 2022

28 Jan 2022
China enters 2022 having made a very apparent shift in policy toward supporting economic stability, but it still has very obvious growth problems. The construction downturn is deepening, Covid restrictions are spreading and reliable growth engines could be fading. Is the government’s measured and moderate strategy up to the task?
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Webinar: To Rotate Or Not To Rotate

Webinar: To Rotate Or Not To Rotate

21 Jan 2022
Louis is convinced that the trend of higher energy prices, steeper yield curves and value stock outperformance is here to stay—at least until some major event comes along to change the story. Anatole, by contrast, continues to think that the inflation surge is about to be revealed as a scare and reckons that strong earnings growth will soon be driving a resurgence in growth stocks.
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Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, January 2022

Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, January 2022

14 Jan 2022
In the US and Europe, the new year has begun with a huge wave of workplace absenteeism due to surging omicron Covid cases. In China, policymakers are adopting a whack-a-mole approach to multiple Covid outbreaks, while other emerging economies are curtailing market opening measures. Our team outline their base case views for growth, inflation and markets in 2022.
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Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, December 2021

Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, December 2021

10 Dec 2021
Our senior team consider the big strategy questions that should be vexing investors in 2022. This includes an assessment of potential positive surprises that could present opportunities for investors who are positioned ahead of time. Our team also consider prospects for the undersupplied and underinvested global energy market.
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Beijing Seminar & Webinar — December 2021

Beijing Seminar & Webinar — December 2021

7 Dec 2021
In our recent live-streamed seminar in Beijing, Anatole presented his case for why markets are right not to panic about high headline inflation numbers. Louis cast doubt on claims that this current bout of inflation is transitory. Arthur and members of the Dragonomics team presented on China's economy, policy goals and asset markets.
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