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Konsolidierung am chinesischen Immobilienmarkt

Hannes Boller, Senior Portfolio Manager bei Fisch AM Der ungebändigte Bauboom in China scheint ein Ende zu haben. Hannes Boller, Experte für Corporate Bonds bei Fisch Asset Management in Zürich, gibt eine aktuelle Einschätzung zum chinesischen Immobilienmarkt ab und zeigt, wieso die Konsolidierungen chancenreiche Investments bieten. "Der chinesische Immobilienmarkt wird erwachsen, die wilden...

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Bi-Weekly Economic Review – VIDEO

[embedded content] Interview with Joe Calhoun about BiWeekly Economic Review 15/06/2018. Related posts: Bi-Weekly Economic Review: As Good As It Gets? Bi-Weekly Economic Review – VIDEO Weekly SNB Intervention Update: SNB Resumes Interventions Bi-Weekly Economic Review: Oil, Interest Rates & Economic Growth Bi-Weekly Economic Review Bi-Weekly...

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A Slight Hint Of A 2011 Feel

Whenever a big bank is rumored to be in unexpected merger talks, that’s always a good sign, right? The name Deutsche Bank keeps popping up as it has for several years now, this is merely representative of what’s wrong inside of a global system that can’t ever get fixed. In this one case, we have a couple of perpetuated conventional myths colliding into what is still potentially grave misfortune. As noted last time, I...

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Emerging Markets: Preview of the Week Ahead

Stock Markets EM FX ended Friday on a mixed note, capping off a roller coaster week for some of the more vulnerable currencies. We expect continued efforts by EM policymakers to inject some stability into the markets. However, we believe the underlying dollar rally remains intact. Central bank meetings in the US, eurozone, and Japan this week are likely to drive home that point. Stock Markets Emerging Markets, June 6...

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US Trade Settles Down Again

US trade is further leveling off after several months of artificial intrusions. On the import side, in particular, first was a very large and obvious boost following last year’s big hurricanes along the Gulf Coast. Starting in September 2017, for four months the value of imported goods jumped by an enormous 8.3% (revised, seasonally-adjusted). Most of the bump related to consumer and capital goods. Since December,...

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Bi-Weekly Economic Review: As Good As It Gets?

In the last update I wondered if growth expectations – and growth – were breaking out to the upside. 10 year Treasury yields were well over the 3% threshold that seemed so ominous and TIPS yields were nearing 1%, a level not seen since early 2011. It looked like we might finally move to a new higher level of growth. Or maybe not. 10 year yields fell nearly 40 basis points in a matter of days as did TIPS yields. The...

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Emerging Markets: Preview of the Week Ahead

Stock Markets EM FX put in a mixed performance Friday, and capped off an overall mixed week. Over that week, the best performers were IDR, TRY, and INR while the worst were BRL, MXN, and ARS. US yields are recovering and likely to put renewed pressure on EM FX. Stock Markets Emerging Markets, May 30 Source: economist.com - Click to enlarge Indonesia Indonesia reports May CPI Monday, which is expected to rise...

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Bi-Weekly Economic Review – VIDEO

[embedded content] Interview with Joe Calhoun about BiWeekly Economic Review 01/06/2018. Related posts: The Currency of PMI’s Why The Last One Still Matters (IP Revisions) The Dismal Boom Central Bank Transparency, Or Doing Deliberate Dollar Deals With The Devil What About 2.62 percent? More Pieces of Impossible Not Do We Need One, But Do We Need...

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Emerging Market Preview: Week Ahead

Stock Markets EM FX has started the week mixed. Some relief was seen as US rates stalled out last week, but this Friday’s jobs number could be key for the next leg of this dollar rally. On Wednesday, the Fed releases its Beige book for the upcoming June 13 FOMC meeting, where a 25 bp hike is widely expected. We believe EM FX remains vulnerable to further losses. Stock Markets Emerging Markets, May 23 Source:...

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Chinas A-Aktien: Alles bereit für das MSCI-Debüt

Skyline von Shanghai (Bild: Pixabay) Ab dem ersten Juni werden in Yuan kotierte chinesische Aktien in die regionalen und globalen MSCI-Indizes eingeschlossen. Nicholas Yeo von Aberdeen Standard Investments sieht darin ein grosses Anlagepotential. Am ersten Juni starten die chinesischen A-Aktien durch. Es hat lange gedauert, aber jetzt werden bis zu 234 in Yuan kotierten Aktien chinesischer...

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