With inflation quickly shifting to disinflation, growth stability tops the policy agenda of Chinese authorities, suggesting more aggressive easing in the first half of 2012. On top of monetary policy, Qu Hongbin, from HSBC Global Research, suggests that there is much room to use fiscal measures to counterbalance weaker external demand.
Video Duration: 04:40
Language: Mandarin
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More room for RRR cut_Part 1
Stepping into 2012, China is seeing decelerating growth and cooling inflations. Qu Hongbin, from HSBC Global Research, believes that China's authorities need to ease monetary policy to mitigate the downside risks to growth and it could be positive news for China's market.
Video Duration: 04:35
Language: Mandarin
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Quality, Dividend and Emerging Markets
After falling as much as 24% from their April highs, global equities are likely to remain tricky. There are few signs of a bold solution to Europe's sovereign debt issues and it is not clear if the world is going into recession but markets will continue to fret about this. Garry Evans from HSBC Global Research expects the markets will bump along the bottom in 2012 and considers that there are still certain potential key investment themes in this environment.
Video Duration: 04:03
Language: English
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Opportunities in emerging markets_Part 1
As the Fed stated their will of keeping interest rate low for a considerable amount of time, it is clear that they hope to improve employment and economies by ensuring enough liquidity in the system. Emerging markets guru Dr. Mark Mobius shares his views on how the quantitative easing measures would benefit emerging markets.
Video Duration: 04:26
Language: English
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Emerging Markets Will Recover Sooner
Global financial market experienced heightened volatility indiscriminately over the past quarter despite the source of the problem largely came from the US and Europe rather than emerging markets. Philip Poole, from HSBC Global Asset Management, believes the decoupling of the emerging and developed economies will actually provide a base for emerging markets to recover and rebound sooner than their counterparts.
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