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Under the Banyan Tree by HSBC Global Research HSBC Global Research
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Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde break down the key drivers shaping economies and equity markets across Asia. Subscribe now.
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State of the Region: King dollar, interest rates and trade
Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde take a look at Asian markets and economics through the lens of three key topics making headlines in the investor community.
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How are global investors feeling about China?
Herald van der Linde welcomes Steven Sun, Head of A-share Research, to the podcast to discuss investor sentiment on Chinese equities, which have seen a major selloff in recent months.
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Why quite a lot of things are getting cheaper
Fresh from the HSBC Global Investment Summit, Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde take a look at how market forces in China are causing a ripple effect of falling prices around the world.
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Nvidia, Bitcoin and enough cement to turn Britain into a carpark
Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde sink their teeth into some quirky facts on Asian markets and economics, as they comb through Herald’s latest '13 surprising stats' report.
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A sentimental catch-up
Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde are back together in the Hong Kong studio for a wide-ranging recap of investor sentiment across the region.
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Globalisation isn’t actually dead, is it?
Fred Neumann sits down with Asia Economist Ines Lam to discuss how Asian trade proves that cross-border integration is alive and well, despite what the headlines suggest.
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