Haidi Lun

Sydney

Anchor at Bloomberg Television

Anchor @BloombergTV The Asia Trade. Beijing baby, Aussie bird. China, markets, geopol, pandas. Usual caveats.

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Articles

Australian House Prices: Why Are They So High? What Are the Election Policies?

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Swati Pandey |Haidi Lun

Australian homes are among the most expensive in the developed world. Buyers, desperate to get onto the property ladder, are taking on more debt than ever before, and uninhabitable properties, some covered in mold and asbestos, are being snapped up for millions. Australia’s housing crisis has been years in the making.
Trade War a Boost for South American Cereal Suppliers, UN Says

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Keira Wright |Haidi Lun

South American nations are poised to benefit from the US-China trade war by filling gaps in global supply chains for agricultural commodities like cereals, according to a top United Nations economist.
Países latinoamericanos se beneficiarían de guerra comercial, afirma la ONU

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Keira Wright |Haidi Lun

Las naciones de América Latina se beneficiarán de la guerra comercial entre Estados Unidos y China llenando vacíos en las cadenas mundiales de suministro de productos agrícolas básicos como los cereales, según un economista de las Naciones Unidas. Países como Brasil, Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay pueden beneficiarse de las actuales tensiones entre las potencias económicas posicionándose como proveedores de cereales alternativos a EE.UU.
Trade War a Boost for South American Cereal Suppliers, UN Says

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Keira Wright |Haidi Lun

South American nations are poised to benefit from the US-China trade war by filling gaps in global supply chains for agricultural commodities like cereals, according to a top United Nations economist.
Trade War a Boost for South American Cereal Suppliers, UN Says

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Keira Wright |Haidi Lun

South American nations are poised to benefit from the US-China trade war by filling gaps in global supply chains for agricultural commodities like cereals, according to a top United Nations economist.
What's Next For Global Markets as Trump's Tariff Fallout Spreads

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | James Mayger |David Finnerty |Haidi Lun |John Cheng

President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs have sparked a global market turmoil. What’s next for investors and governments as the fallout spreads? Join Bloomberg’s Haidi Lun, David Finnerty, James Mayger and John Cheng for a live audio conversation on April 7 at 11 a.m. HKT/ April 6 at 11 p.m. EDT. Bloomberg digital subscribers and Terminal clients have exclusive access to sign in and ask our team questions during the live broadcast.
Trump’s Bid to Weaken China’s Maritime Heft May Take ‘Decades’

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Weilun Soon |Haidi Lun

The Trump administration’s plan to challenge China’s maritime dominance and usher through a change in the shipbuilding industry will likely be a decades-long effort, according to the chief of the Port of Los Angeles. “This is a huge undertaking to shift the world’s balance with one policy,” Gene Seroka, the port’s executive director, said during an interview with Bloomberg Television. “To stand up a shipbuilding interest like that across the globe is going to take time.
Trump’s Bid to Weaken China’s Maritime Heft May Take ‘Decades’

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Weilun Soon |Haidi Lun

6 hours agoThe layoffs at the Department of Health and Human Services slashed the staffs of major federal aging, disability and anti-poverty programs, leaving the future of those programs uncertain. At least 40% of staff got layoff notices and many were turned away at the front door Tuesday when they showed up …
Goldman Sachs preps for greater private markets regulation

1 month ago | investmentnews.com | Harry Brumpton |Haidi Lun

by Harry Brumpton and Haidi Lun Goldman Sachs Group Inc. plans to spend more time with regulators regarding its private markets work as both profits and scrutiny across the space grow, the firm’s head of asset management said. Private credit and secondaries have been the two fastest growing areas globally for the bank in the last year, Goldman Sachs’ global head of asset and wealth management Marc Nachmann said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Sydney on Monday.
Goldman Sachs Expects Increased Regulator Focus on Private Credit

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Harry Brumpton |Haidi Lun

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