David Ingles
Chief Markets Editor and Host, The China Show at Bloomberg Television
Non-award winning journalist. Host of the China show. Chief Markets Editor @BloombergTV APAC. Opinions Mine. No investment advice. No endorsements.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Denise Wee |David Ingles
Um ihre Investments in einer volatilen Zeit für Märkte und Welthandel zu diversifizieren, setzen hoch vermögende Kunden der UBS nach Angaben von Top-Manager Iqbal Khan verstärkt auf alternative Geldanlagen. Die Schweizer Bank sehe in diesem Segment “anhaltende Nachfrage”, sagte der Präsident des Asiengeschäfts der Bank am Mittwoch im Interview mit Bloomberg TV in Hongkong.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Denise Wee |David Ingles
(Bloomberg) -- Wealthy customers of UBS Group AG are looking to buy more alternative assets as they seek to diversify investments during a volatile period for markets and global trade, according to the firm’s Asia Pacific chief. “We see continued demand” for alternatives, Iqbal Khan, the bank’s regional president, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV in Hong Kong at the UBS Asian Investment Conference on Wednesday.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Kiuyan Wong |David Ingles
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Kiuyan Wong |David Ingles
The bourse’s trading and listings have picked up since late 2024 after China signaled greater support to the private sector. (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s stock exchange operator churned out a record profit last quarter and beat estimates, as the bourse rode a trading boom spurred by global market volatility and a spate of local listings. Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.
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2 months ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Bei Hu |Rebecca Choong Wilkins |David Ingles
Apollo Global Management Inc. expects US interest rates to be higher over the next 24 months than they have been in last decade or two as the shift away from globalization sparks inflation. Technological advances led by artificial intelligence will then bring back deflation and lower rates in three to seven years, President Jim Zelter said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Hong Kong .
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@DavidInglesTV The big difference between then and now is that in 2007, the debt-to-GDP ratio was 55.66%, whereas it is now projected to be 125.5%.
US 30-year bond yield is a bad day or two away from a new 18-year high. Three levels to watch (we could take all 3 out over 1-2 days): 4.97% - we're pretty much there. Takes us back to 2023 levels 5% - coz nice round number & financial media love this kinda thing (you know who https://t.co/BSxMqDIa9Y
The Philippine mid-term election results coming through are quite something. Wow.