Next Week in China: 11-15 August 2025
Next week will also be a week with major economic data releases for mainland China, keeping the momentum from the current week.
Sound Economies with Mel & Peter: 7 August 2025
India is pressured to stop its purchases of Russian oil, but we do not see this triggering a surge in prices anytime soon. We also dive deeper into Q2 GDP numbers for Indonesia and the Philippines, review resilient startups across... Read More →
Deriving healthy returns from Japan’s healthcare innovation
Faced with demographic decline, Japan is rewriting the script on healthcare resilience and exportable innovation.
Next Week in China: 4-8 August 2025
Next week, by convention, will be marked as a period of substantial data releases concerning the Chinese economy.
Sound Economies with Mel & Peter: 31 July 2025
This week, we challenge the ECB’s view that the Eurozone is in a good place after a meagre 0.1 per cent GDP growth in the second quarter. We also look behind the scenes to explain rising yields for long-term bonds... Read More →
Next Week in China: 28 July-1 August 2025
With next week being the last week of the month, major data releases for mainland China will be minimal by convention.
Sound Economies with Mel & Peter: 24 July 2025
Exciting times ahead as a heavily tariffed, more uncertain world will greet European investors as they return from the summer holiday. In this episode, we look at new trade deals with the US, with some countries given better rates than... Read More →
Thailand’s economy showing green shoots with clean energy
Thailand is on a quest towards a sustainable future powered by green energy sources. How big is the opportunity in this sector?
Sound Economies with Mel & Peter: 18 July 2025
We explore why the lesser-known Beijing Stock Exchange is gaining popularity among small tech firms looking to raise funding in China, so much that it has attracted over 100 IPO listing applications in 2025. In this episode, we also review... Read More →
Next Week in China: 21-25 July 2025
Next week will see minimal economic data releases for mainland China.