Political Tensions in Hong Kong
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Some consolidation in USD overnight post the US – China (partial) trade deal; GBP outperformance continues
USD is marginally firmer overnight with the broad based USD Index (DXY) edging above 98.50 while EURUSD is back down closer to (but still above) the 1.10 level and USDJPY tests 108.80. CNY also gives back some of its recent strength with USDCNH up to 7.085.
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Political Tensions in Hong Kong
Citibank brings you insights from a recent webinar for clients, where we spoke with Catherine Simmons (Head, Asia Pacifi...
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Videos
Opportunities Amid Ongoing US-China Trade Tensions
How will US-China trade tensions continue to play out? And what are some areas that Citi analysts like in Asian equities...
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The Future Spenders of Tomorrow
Women are poised to continue to be major drivers of global consumption spending and consequently, global growth. In the coming decade, China could replace US as the world’s biggest spender, with Chinese women playing a sizable role.
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Building Resilient Portfolios
Citi analysts expect global growth of 2.7% in 2019 paired with steady inflation of 2.4% for 2019. Financial conditions remain supportive as central banks around the world cut interest rates this year to offset the economic slowdown.
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Currencies
Brexit progress, US – China trade deal continue to support risk sentiment; USD weakness likely to extend but beneficiaries to vary
USD & Safe Havens: Some initial dialing back of optimism relating to the US – China trade deal are reversed following comments from US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin and China’s Global Times chief, indicating.......
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