China’s singles’ consumer spending festival may have helped support October retail sales data. Industrial production data was less surprising, although the detail hinted at some export strength. It seems rather early for the story of foreigners buying goods in anticipation of tariffs—buy now to avoid taxes later—to apply.
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Top of the Morning: The week in review and preview
Matt Tormey, Equity Strategist Americas from the UBS Chief Investment Office, joins Shiavon Chatman to recap the trading week - including an update on the latest developments surrounding US trade policy, and thoughts on current US equity valuations. Plus, a preview of the upcomin ... Show More
10m 49s
Jan 2025
What's Behind Gold's Record Rally
Shubei, in southern China, is home to one of the world's biggest retail markets for gold. Over the past year, it's seen a boom in demand for the jewelry, sold by thousands of stallholders, as the Chinese property crisis and slowing economy spurred a flight into gold. So much so t ... Show More
13m 14s
Jul 2023
Une mauvaise nouvelle est une bonne nouvelle (version chinoise)
Ça patine toujours pour l'économie chinoise, ce qui alimente l'espoir d'une relance publique vigoureuse, celle dont tout le monde parle mais dont on ne voit pas le début d'un commencement. En attendant, l'embouteillage des publications estivales des résultats d'entreprises démarr ... Show More
5m 40s