In the months ahead, occasional bouts of uncertainty and market volatility can be expected, with a potential re-emergence of COVID-19 cases, US-China relations and US elections among the top risks.
Could Hong Kong Benefit from Relistings of US-listed Chinese Firms?
By Jessica Tan
Hong Kong as an international financial center could potentially see further opportunities despite the challenges that arise within US-China relations.
Implications of a Deteriorating US-China Relationship
By Celestee Tan
Just as the world is straining to see the first light of dawn from this crisis, the conflict between the US and China was reignited. In the near term, there is likely to be more negative impact from trade conflict, as the excitement of initial recovery fades, and as economic tensions escalate to sovereign.
China: Work Resumption Continues; 2020 GDP of 2.4% expected
By Celestee Tan
China’s economic activities could continue to recover with more work resumption. Citi analysts forecast China’s GDP to improve to 2.4% in 2020E from -6.8% in 1Q20.
