Japan Rises Above Pre-Covid Levels, Set for 3 Years of Growth
The tortoise of Japan may be far behind the hare in the West, but Tokyo is pacing itself for steady multiyear growth.
2 Big-Name, Single-Stock ETFs With a Foreign Twist Could Be on the Horizon
The potential offerings from Roundhill aren't geared solely to the retail investor but also could interest smaller institutions and other ETF issuers.
The Pendulum Swings Back, but Don't Look for Things to Stabilize
It could swing past the point where things look normal or OK to a point where things look bad again.
So, Just How Bad Is China Right Now, Really?
Its economy isn't as robust as thought and its housing market is under duress.
End to China's Recovery Shows Policymakers 'Care About Growth, Just Not Much'
Poor July numbers erase hopes of a strong second half to the year, where lockdowns and the 'zero-Covid' policy have undermined confidence and activity.
Delisting of Chinese ADRs Is Part of the New Cold War
The process of dealing with a delisted stock is painful for individual investors and impossible for many institutional investors.
Hong Kong's Population Shrinks Due to Emigration Wave
Since the introduction of a detested National Security Law, more than 200,000 Hong Kongers have left, taking their wealth and skills with them.
Hong Kong Cuts Quarantine to 3 Hotel-Stay Days
With its economy in recession, Hong Kong is finally recognizing that it must 'live with Covid' like the rest of the world.
'Remarkably Mild' Market Response to China's War Drills Off Taiwan
In response to Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, China has fired missiles over the island and into Japanese waters, and is simulating a military blockade.
Pelosi's Taiwan Trip Could Aid Rather Than Hinder Asian Stability
Asian markets haven't taken Beijing's bait that the House Speaker's visit to Taiwan is somehow destabilizing the region.