China Focus : The Magical Land of Ali Baba
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM, 24 Jan 2015 JACK MA SAYS HE WAS REJECTED BY HARVARD 10 TIMES Who applies 10 times ??? Someone who Rejects Rejection ? A trader at heart ? Someone who… Continue reading
Tag Archive: PBOC PEOPLE’S BANK OF CHINA
China’s rate cut – killing many birds with one stone
There is a lot happening in China these days – global expansion of RQFII country quotas – Australia and Canada are the latest recipient countries, the Hong Kong-Shanghai mutual market access (MMA), ramping… Continue reading
China Focus : Rule of Law or Rule of Smog ?
Misty days as Beijing remains shrouded in smog and intrigue as pilots learn to land blindly. Good news is that the people will get a holiday during the APEC summit next month. http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/25/us-china-pollution-idUSKCN0IE02L20141025… Continue reading
China Focus : The Political Destiny
19 October : Comet Siding Spring set to whizz close to Mars (and disintegrate in the process) after flying about for the past 4.5 bio years (same age as Earth) from the outlying… Continue reading
China Focus : Chinese Lanterns Lighting Up The Night
A short week for China coming in on Tuesday, unfazed by market action and the USDCNH holding its own against the mighty USD duck with the PBOC guiding the USDCNY fixing lower during… Continue reading
International Focus : Australia and China
Wrong footed Australia would have to wait for another day for the AUD dollar to show any sign of weakening. Longs are building in the AUD position and the last time the market… Continue reading
International Bonds Weekly : Kangaroos and Panda Bears
Some heat taken off China and the USDCNY(H) this week, on account of the attention given to US and Europe, allowing a melange of new issues (mostly not listed) including the double digit… Continue reading
International Bonds Weekly : Kangaroos and Panda Bears
We have thrown in a CNH section to the International Bond Weekly report. For a start, we have prepared a list of 2014 issued CNH bonds listed in HK and SGX and their… Continue reading