Reshma Kapadia

Washington, D.C.

Associate Editor at Barron's

Associate editor, Barron's magazine. Past: WSJ/SmartMoney Mag, Reuters. Vegetarian foodie Views are my own

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Articles

China Is Top Buyer of Iran Oil. Why Other Economies Are More at Risk.

4 days ago | barrons.com | Reshma Kapadia

China imports about a fifth of Iran’s oil—more than any other country—but it may not be the hardest hit if fighting with the U.S. and Israel jeopardizes Tehran’s daily exports of one to two million barrels a day. Over the weekend, Beijing strongly condemned the U.S. attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites.
How AI Could Create the First $10 Trillion Company: UBS’ Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi

1 week ago | barrons.com | Reshma Kapadia |Peter Garritano

AI Could Create the First $10 Trillion Company. This Stock Pro Lays Out How. A conversation with Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi of UBS Global Wealth Management. Where she sees the next “transformational innovations.”
AI could create the first $10 trillion company. This stock pro lays out how.

1 week ago | livemint.com | Reshma Kapadia

Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi learned that blind spots and narrow viewpoints can lead to some of the biggest investment losses. In 2007, for instance, she watched quantitative investors take a beating as markets shook in the lead-up to the financial crisis. These days, she takes a strikingly broad view of companies, industries, and markets. She’s especially alert to the big innovations that can transform all three.
The tariff truce with China is live again. What it means for the Big Picture.

2 weeks ago | livemint.com | Reshma Kapadia

The latest trade “deal" between the U.S. and China underscores two uncomfortable realities for the economy and markets: Tariffs aren’t going away and uncertainty is here to stay. President Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post that negotiators in London had reached an agreement to restore last month’s trade cease-fire, unblocking exports of Chinese rare earths, pending final approval from himself and his counterpart, Xi Jinping. Indications from elsewhere pointed to less certainty.
Tariff Truce With China Is Live Again. What It Means for the Big Picture.

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Reshma Kapadia

The latest trade “deal” between the U.S. and China underscores two uncomfortable realities for the economy and markets: Tariffs aren’t going away and uncertainty is here to stay.
U.S.-China Trade Deal: Trump Tariffs Stay; Bessent Calls Talks an ‘Excellent Start’

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Anita Hamilton |Brian Swint |Reshma Kapadia

The U.S.-China trade deal is done, pending approval from Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, the U.S. president said on his Truth Social account earlier Wednesday. The post comes after trade talks held over two days in London wrapped up late Tuesday.
US-China talks continue. Export restrictions are the problem.

2 weeks ago | livemint.com | Reshma Kapadia

Any progress is likely to be cosmetic, failing to go to the heart of structural issues, and thus prone to further setbacks. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer were in London meeting with their Chinese counterparts following a call between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping last week.
U.S.-China Talks Continue. Export Restrictions Are the Problem.

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Reshma Kapadia

Talks between U.S. and Chinese officials on Tuesday were stretching into the evening of their second day, offering hope they could lead to some reduction in tensions over trade. But analysts are skeptical they will do much to address the export controls that have imperiled the fragile accord reached at last month’s Geneva meeting.
U.S.-China Talks Continue. Export Restrictions Are the Problem.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Reshma Kapadia

7 hours agoChina: Customer runs straight into shop's glass doorGuangzhou, China - November 06, 2024 This is the hilarious moment a customer ran straight into a shopfs glass door. CCTV footage shows the man sprinting toward the store, unaware that the glass panel was closed, in Guangzhou, China. He is seen slamming face-first into the transparent barrier, bouncing backward and nearly colliding with a passing shopper on the pavement on November 6.
Job Market for New College Grads Is Bleak. These Are the Unluckiest.

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Reshma Kapadia

Those looking for a test case to gauge the fallout of U.S. trade and policy measures and the potential impact of artificial intelligence should look to this year’s college graduates.