Self-sabotaging policy, sky high debts and tarnished institutions drive investors from Wall Street
Self-sabotaging policy, sky high debts and tarnished institutions drive investors from Wall Street
Copy link
“When things go well, you want to be [invested] in the U.S. But the 10% of times where it goes badly, you want to be in China.”
CNBC’s Martin Soong hosts a roundtable in Singapore with stock exchange leaders from around the world to discuss how U.S.…
HSBC strategist Max Kettner warns US exceptionalism may expire by August, urging investors to rotate into European equities with…
Lutnick's China promise did little to impress markets, but overall added to a period of relative stability. Yet one analyst…
Analysts say China’s risk-averse financial policy is diverting capital to Wall Street, advising the building of ‘good bubbles’ to…
Regulators, state banks and state-backed investors have swung behind promoting stability as a policy goal, analysts say.
