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🌍 It has been a rollercoaster ride for global markets recently. Understanding the reasons behind this #volatility is crucial for both #investors and market enthusiasts to make #strategic decisions. The team at The Kenyan Wall Street, led by CEO Andrew Barden, recently delved into this topic with insights from Ronny Chokaa, our Senior Research Analyst. Their discussion sheds light on the factors driving the current market fluctuations. 🔍 Read the full article here: https://t.co/f5qnmp8JL5 🎥 Watch the full video interview here:https://t.co/gSnw3VivrZ #GlobalMarkets #FinancialAnalysis #MarketTrends #AIBAXYSAfrica #Investing #MarketInsights
Why were global markets so turbulent last week?
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Where are we going? and How we can become third largest economy of the world just after USA and China by 2027 explained by the editor of CNN in the below news.
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In a recent interview with #BloombergTV on Daybreak Asia, Dorian Carrell, CFA, our Head of Multi-Asset Income shared his views on the current global #economic and #investment landscape. Here are four key takeaways: (1) Interest rates: Caution on buying the front end despite near 5% rates as the current US economic conditions do not justify significant rate cuts. Scenario more likely to occur in 2025. (2) US economy: Robust with strong employment and GDP growth rates. However, inflation remains a persistent concern. (3) China: Potential slight cyclical pickup amid lower growth rates. (4) Tech Sector: Selectivity is key in relation to megacap tech companies. Watch the full video to learn more: https://okt.to/TPSXsb #InterestRates #USEconomy #China #Tech
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia 04/23/2024
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Our Senior Market Analyst, Daniela Sabin Hathorn was on Sky News' business programme this morning talking about #China's new stimulus plans, #US consumer confidence and whether the US economy is heading for a soft landing. Watch more here 👇 #CapitalCom #marketanalysis #insights #economy
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Looking at 2024, we see that some parts of the world, like India and Indonesia, are doing really well even when other places might have money problems. Last year was tough, but things like interest rates going down and the United States economy slowly getting better might make things easier for people who want to save money or make more money. These countries are doing great because they have a lot of young people who know a lot about the internet and phones, which makes them good places to invest money. They are growing fast and changing things to make their countries work better with technology, which is really good for people who want to put their money into something new and exciting. Also, the big meeting about the climate, called COP 28, showed that lots of people care about the environment. Companies that care about keeping our planet safe are probably going to do well in the long run, and if they follow rules about being good for the earth, they might do even better. This is why investing in these kinds of companies, especially in these growing countries, is a smart move. For the year ahead, it’s smart to mix it up with some safe investments like government bonds and some stocks in big companies that are always coming up with new things, especially in tech and health. This way, if the market goes up and down, you’ve got some safe bets. So in 2024, we should look for investments that are safe, different, and good for the earth. We need to be smart about using the strengths of these growing economies to make our own money grow. Let’s get ready to make some smart moves and have a good year with our money. #emergingeconomies #Asia
Watch how Asia is powering the global economy with its robust fundamentals and growth drivers Partner Content by HSBC
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The domestic market tried to rebound mirroring the Asian markets. However, momentum was short-lived and closed below the threshold level of 24,000. Investors are watching the appreciating Yen, weak US economic data, and rising geopolitical tensions, said Vinod Nair, head (research), Geojit Financial Services Check out here for full story : https://lnkd.in/gRYYHvER #MarketRebound #AsianMarkets #EconomicUpdate #GeopoliticalTensions #InvestorWatch #StockMarket #FinancialNews #GeojitFinancialServices #bizzzbuzz #bizzbuzznews
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Chinese Markets Outlook | Chinese Markets / Western Markets | BRICS If you want to watch the full video, go on Dukascopy TV Youtube channel : https://lnkd.in/d4dbE7pK #brics #chinaeconomy #emergingmarkets
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In the August 2024 market update, Quantitative Research Consultant Dr. Vivian Zijin Xu, PhD Xu examines key #market movements, highlighting developments in #Japan and the #US. She also provides an update into how global #centralbanks are responding to these challenges. https://lnkd.in/gmGCmfDa
August 2024 - Market Update
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Editor's Take | How will Biden's support for Israel and the Middle East crisis impact global markets? With a stock market drop and US jobs data in focus, where are the markets headed from here? Tune in to know more! Nikunj Dalmia Times Network
Why Indian & Global Markets Falling, What To Do Next? | Global Market Analysis | Editors Take
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In a special two-part edition of Thoughts on the Market, our panel of economists breaks down all of the key trends across global markets in 2024 as the fourth quarter begins.
Global Economic Roundtable: Thoughts on the Market | Morgan Stanley
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