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At Close: Jul 24, 2026
‘Own what the Mother of All Bubbles crowd doesn't.' This market strategist expects stagflation and is investing for it now.
07:31am, Monday, 21'st Aug 2023
Keith McCullough encourages investors to join him in the hunt. You'll need to be agnostic and open-minded, the CEO of investment service Hedgeye Risk Management says.
The Sun Shines On Japanese Stocks, Anticipating Key Events To Finish The First Half
10:00pm, Monday, 26'th Jun 2023
Japan's Nikkei 225 eclipsed 33,000 for the first time in 33 years, and the significant rally has attracted major investor interest. Global portfolio managers are increasingly bullish on Japan, and the
Credit Suisse Reinforces Japan's Offshore Anxiety
12:21pm, Wednesday, 22'nd Mar 2023
The crisis at Credit Suisse has traders wondering who's next. Japanese lenders, with their staid depositor bases, look like unlikely targets for bank runs.
Hong Kong Businesses Start 2023 In Most Optimistic Mood For Over A Decade
11:40am, Saturday, 04'th Feb 2023
Business prospects for the year ahead rose in January to the highest since comparable data were first available in 2012, as looser COVID-19 restrictions in mainland China fuelled expectations of faste
Japan: A Modest Recovery Will Continue To Be Supported By Accommodative Macro Policies
09:14am, Tuesday, 10'th Jan 2023
We expect Japan's GDP growth to slow in 2023 but to remain above its potential rate, supported by an accommodative macro policy environment. The near-term outlook is bleak due to high inflation and we
Small-Cap Japan ETFs Trigger Technical Buy Signal
06:59pm, Wednesday, 07'th Dec 2022
While news out of China might be complicating things for Asian-focused investors this week, prospects seem to be improving for strategies that target Japan.
Asian Exports Are Softening
11:46am, Thursday, 01'st Sep 2022
Non-China Asian exports are still growing, but the pace of increase has slowed and will slow still further as key export destinations struggle with inflation, energy security, and rising recession ris
