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...“If the lockdown is extended, China’s economic growth will be significantly affected,” said Raymond Yeung, chief economist for Greater China at ANZ....
...“If the lockdown is extended, China’s economic growth could be significantly affected,” said Raymond Yeung, chief economist for Greater China at ANZ....
...“We find little reason to expect a rebound in the near term on the back of a sluggish global electronics cycle,” said Raymond Yeung, chief economist for greater China at ANZ....
...“The mere thought of additional tariffs is not constructive to the Chinese nor the US economy,” said Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income at Raymond James....
...Weakening global demand for electronic products “poses the real risk to China’s external outlook even if China and the US reach a resolution on their trade dispute”, said Raymond Yeung, an economist at Australian...
...Additional reporting by Edward White and Hudson Lockett Follow on Twitter: @gabewildau and @edwardwhitenz...
...Analysts suspect Chinese companies are just getting started, the FT’s Hudson Lockett and Mercedes Ruehl report....
...Stephane Beyazian, an analyst with Raymond James, said that a 1.8 per cent growth rate in the fourth quarter was driven by a surprise return to mobile growth for Orange, which added 212,000 contract customers...
...Raymond James has hired veteran equities professional David De Luca for the newly created role of head of global equities....
...Raymond Ma, portfolio manager at Fidelity International, said investors would be expected to monitor China markets more closely: [The] inclusion will definitely boost market sentiment as well as market...
...“These were very expensive for Evergrande and most of the sellside [analysts] considered it debt,” said Raymond Cheng, a Hong Kong-based analyst at CIMB....
...Analysts David Qu and Raymond Yeung at ANZ were sceptical of tightening in the near term, however....
...At ANZ, David Qu and Raymond Yeung noted China’s trade balance appeared to have started decoupling from its foreign reserves....
...ANZ analysts David Qu and Raymond Yeung described the downturn in exports as broad-based, with shipments to all major trade partners dropping....
...ANZ analysts David Qu and Raymond Yeung said the divergence between the two suggested companies still preferred to hold onto cash rather than invest, “suggesting the monetary policy transmission mechanism...
...David Qu and Raymond Yeung at ANZ suggested PMI could see a return to growth this year, but any such rise was likely to be tepid thanks to lingering overcapacity....
...At ANZ the macro team led by Raymond Yeung acknowledged the manufacturing PMI had surprised on the upside, suggesting confirmed a forecast of neutral monetary policy....
...Louis Lam and Raymond Yeung at ANZ noted that while headline growth was positive, growth momentum as reflected in quarter-on-quarter growth had decelerated from 0.78 per cent in Q1 to 0.15 per cent for the...
...At ANZ, Louis Lam and Raymond Yeung noted a weaker renminbi accounted for 8.7 percentage points’ difference between the two measurements of exports, adding that a “resilient trade balance” would alleviate...
...In month-on-month terms, prices fell 0.1 per cent, less severe than May’s drop of 0.5 per cent and edging back towards inflation, writes Hudson Lockett....
...ANZ’s Raymond Yeung, David Qu and Louis Lam suggested that the latest figure precludes the possibility of a massive stimulus package, but remained cautious on the outlook for the coming months: The solid...
...ANZ’s Raymond Yeung was more sanguine, suggesting the latest data weren’t dire enough to prompt aggressive easing – though he suggested Beijing would try to contain downside risks to growth with concerted...
...ANZ economists Raymond Yeung and Louis Lam emphasized the role of currency denomination in the trends of the headline growth rates, which have diverged visibly since the surprise change to the Rmb’s midpoint...
...Raymond Yeung and Louis Lam at ANZ Research were likewise positive on China’s short term prospects, noting the latest reading hadn’t fallen to the low end of the government’s target range....
...One of the biggest influences on his life was his father Raymond, who was an investment banker at SG Warburg — and was one of the reasons Edward chose a career in finance....
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