Money Talk

Adam Dawes, Senior Investment Adviser at Shaw and Partners, says markets in Australia were pretty buoyant yesterday, after data showed headline inflation slowing. However, he warns that the RBA could continue hiking while the job market remains hot.

Winnie Wu, China Equity Strategist at Bank Of America Securities, tells James Ross that the Fed hike came as no surprise, but a tightening Fed and stronger US dollar is not so favourable for the Chinese currency. Enzio von Pfeil, capital preservation...

Carolyn Wright finds out how Macau’s well casinos are bouncing back post pandemic from Jeffrey Kiang, Research Analyst for Conglomerates, Hotels & Leisure, Transport and Macau Gaming at CLSA.

Ross Feingold, Business Development Director at SafePro Group, discusses TSMC’s plans to build another plant in Taiwan with demand for AI-related chips soaring.

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent, tells Steven Filby that the reason Google and Microsoft beat expectations goes well beyond developments in AI. Asian fund management industry consultant Stewart Aldcroft adds that both benefit f...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Samson Lee, Founder of Coinstreet Partners on what NFT technology can be used for beyond digital art.

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent, says the reason that US house prices are standing up, despite high inflation, is that there is still a lot of money out there, with people still benefitting from savings made from working at hom...

Alex Wong, Director of Alex KY Wong Asset Management, tells Steven Filby that what the Fed has to say this week is critical and he expects one more hike. He adds that it’s becoming less clear what the BOJ will do. William Lee, Chief Economist at the Mi...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Lisa Wong, family law Partner at Charles Russell Speechlys on why you might need to speak with a lawyer about ways to protect and preserve your wealth.

Darren Tay, Japan Economist at Capital Economics, says the Japanese government’s prediction of inflation falling to around 1.5% by the middle of next year is achievable, he also explains how important the price of fertiliser is to the economy.

Sunil Kayshap, Director, FinMet tells Nitin Dialdas that governments and leading players in the space are now looking to build a framework for managing the risks AI poses. He adds that he believes a Fed rate hike this week is already a done deal.

Carolyn Wright speaks with Kai Yuan Neo, Founder and CEO of Rocket Academy, on the importance of coding boot camps for developing local IT talent.

Ruchir Desai, Fund Manager, Asia Frontier Capital says Asian frontier markets have outperformed their peers around the region in the first half of the year, with various central banks, including those in Sri Lanka and Vietnam already making serious cut...

Andrew Freris, CEO, Ecognosis Advisory says China’s 31 point economic plan shows how concerned Beijing is about the country’s economic performance, but that more specific detail is needed to understand whether it will be successful. Pooja Malik, Partne...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Stephanie Lau, VP and Senior Credit Officer at Moody’s Investors Service, on the outlook for Hong Kong’s property market.

Diana Mousina, Deputy Chief Economist, AMP Australia says the Australian jobs market has held up a lot better than many expected it to, which means the RBA needs to consider what’s happening around wage gains when making its next rates decision

Enzio Von Pfeil, a capital preservation specialist for individuals, tells Nitin Dialdas deflation is likely to continue in China and that pressure on the private sector needs to be eased. Frederick Chu, Managing Director, Magnum Research adds that whil...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Ankit Suri, Co-founder of the personal finance app, Planto, on how to protect yourself in case your credit card has been stolen or you suspect something fraudulent may have happened.

Peter Kim, Managing Director and Investment Strategist, KB Securities, says that the Bank of Korea continuing to hold rates steady is a reflection on underlying weakness in South Korea's economy.

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent says that while money may be the principle issue in the US actors and writers strike, AI is also a major concern.