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Video: A Looser Labor Market

Video: A Looser Labor Market

8 Nov 2021
In the US expectations are growing that labor shortages will drive accelerating pay rises, exacerbating inflationary pressures. In the eurozone, as Nick explains, the situation is different. Although anecdotes abound about employers struggling to staff up, these are a temporary wrinkle caused by rapid reopening in narrow sectors.
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Video: India's Comeback

Video: India's Comeback

28 Oct 2021
India posted a blazing 20% year-on-year growth figure in the calendar year’s second quarter. The country seems to have ducked a third Covid wave and equity investors remain ebullient. In this video interview, Udith explores a number of gathering problems for the Indian economy but concedes that the good times could easily keep on rolling.
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Video: Typhoon Season For Hong Kong

Video: Typhoon Season For Hong Kong

21 Oct 2021
Hong Kong is sticking to its zero-Covid policies, complete with a travel ban on outsiders and Draconian quarantine rules for returning residents, even as Singapore tentatively reopens to international arrivals. In this video interview, Vincent explains what is driving Hong Kong’s uncompromising stance on Covid. He assesses whether it will damage the city’s standing as a regional financial center, and whether doubts over the status of China Evergrande’s offshore bonds will undermine the credibility of Hong Kong’s markets.
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Video: Musical Chairs At The Fed

Video: Musical Chairs At The Fed

13 Oct 2021
After the resignation of two regional Federal Reserve branch presidents over potential conflicts of interest, the knives are out in Washington for Jay Powell. In this video interview, Will assesses what personnel changes at the Fed may mean for the trajectory of US monetary policy and for the Fed’s role as US banking supervisor.
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Video: Entente Discordiale

Video: Entente Discordiale

8 Oct 2021
As if a tight labor market, rising inflation and widespread fuel shortages weren’t enough to contend with, the United Kingdom is also seeing a sharp deterioration in its relations with the European Union, and France especially. Nick examines what worsening cross-Channel relations could mean for the economies of the UK and EU.
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Video: The Divergence In Central Banking

Video: The Divergence In Central Banking

28 Sep 2021
A material difference has opened up in both the actions and signaling of global central banks, as they exit from pandemic-era monetary policy settings. On the hawkish side is the likes of the Federal Reserve and on the dovish side the European Central Bank and a raft of Asian policymakers. The question is who could be on the verge of making a policy mistake.
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Video: Asia’s Diverging Covid Strategies

Video: Asia’s Diverging Covid Strategies

23 Sep 2021
Asian economies are often lumped into the collective bucket of following “zero-Covid” elimination strategies. That has certainly been the case in most of the region’s big economies. However, there is increasingly an impetus by the better-vaccinated countries to fully reopen. Vincent surveys the landscape and draws some conclusions regarding preferred currency plays.
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Video: Cryptos, NFTs And CyberPunks

Video: Cryptos, NFTs And CyberPunks

16 Sep 2021
As investors have flipped between euphoria and dejection over the future of crypto-currencies and related digital assets, prices have had a crazy ride. In this video Will outlines a framework for thinking about valuations. Even if digital art sold as NFTs sticks around, the basic economics of their use case means they probably won't be great stores of value.
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Video: The Economics Of Germany's Election

Video: The Economics Of Germany's Election

10 Sep 2021
Ahead of Germany’s election in a couple of weeks, the center-left Social Democratic Party has recently climbed up the polls to eclipse the previously dominant Christian Democratic Union. If the polling is right, the SPD is likely to form a coalition government with Germany’s smaller parties. Nick breaks out the tea leaves to see what a political shift is likely to mean.
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Video: The Implications Of Afghanistan

Video: The Implications Of Afghanistan

3 Sep 2021
In the same week that the US military completed its chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, President Joe Biden outlined a more contained doctrine for US foreign policy. In this video interview, Yanmei argues against a declinist view of the Kabul dash for the exit, contending that the longer-term impact may be a much-needed reset of the American imperial project.
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Events

Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, March 2022

Webinar: Global Investment Roundtable, March 2022

11 Mar 2022
As the war in Ukraine continues with no end in sight, and as Western sanctions on Russia bite, the world is now facing an inflationary energy and food price shock. Gavekal’s analysts assessed economies' ability to deal with this blow, policymakers' leeway and the likely reaction of financial markets.
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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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