AsianInvestor looks back on our Year of the Ox predictions and examines how close our predictions were to reality.
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Investors from China and the US are expected to continue buying assets in each other’s markets despite the blacklist of Chinese firms with military and surveillance ties.
China is in no mood to bow to the US on contentious issues, but investors with a long-term objective should not be too concerned, say market observers.
AsianInvestor looks back on our Year of the Rat predictions, to find out how prescient we were. We begin with Donald Trump's re-election and private equity valuations.
Given that a split Congress had been expected, how will the Democrats' win following runoff elections in Georgia change the way market participants invest?
Investment experts discuss the US government's removal of certain Chinese firms from global benchmarks and don't expect the move to be reversed under Joe Biden any time soon.
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South Korea's Public Officials Benefit Association plans to gain exposure to US infrastructure assets through private equity funds and co-investments, says its chief investment officer.
The incoming administration of Joe Biden will have very different priorities and instincts to those of Donald Trump. That will shift the region's geopolitics and investment possibilities.
Asian emerging markets are experiencing volatility even before the US presidential election in November. Five experts discussed how a Trump or Biden win could affect EM equities.
The surprise election of Donald Trump caused a wave of widening, tightening and widening of 10-year Treasuries. Will his re-election be a boon for bonds? Four experts offer their views.
Should Joe Biden defeat Donald Trump in November to become the next US president, what will be the impact on US and Asian stocks? Six investment experts share their insights.