Money Talk

Stewart Aldcroft and Barry Wood join Nitin Dialdas to take a closer look at the warming ties between Japan and the United States with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visiting the White House later today.

In Your Money, Carolyn Wright speaks with Francis Belin, President of Christie’s Asia Pacific about what investors need to know about trends and themes in the art market.

Hebe Chen, a Market Analyst with IG talks about the warming ties between Australia and mainland China after tariffs were removed from Australian wines.

Chloe Feng is joined by Richard Harris, CEO of Port Shelter Investment Management, and Kay Van Petersen, Managing Partner at Ascent Capital and Executive Advisor to the HODL Group Board to talk about the US Fed rate projections and whether cuts are ine...

Han Shen Lin, Assistant Professor of Practice in Finance at NYU Shanghai at NYU Shanghai, joins Chloe Feng to talk about the outcomes from Janet Yellen’s visit to China.

Carolyn Wright speaks with Professor Heiwai Tang, Associate Dean at HKU Business School in part two of a two part discussion about their recent Green Paper on accelerating Hong Kong’s economic growth.

Tokyo-based author and journalist, William Pesek joins us with a View from Japan, taking a closer look at the latest wage falls in the country and expectations for Japanese Prime Minister Kishida’s visit to the White House.

Le Xia, Asia Chief Economist at BBVA Research, doesn’t expect a significant decline in the US CPI coming out this Wednesday as inflation is still very stubborn in the US. On Janet Yellen’s comment about EV overproduction in China, Le Xia thinks the US ...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Professor Heiwai Tang, Associate Dean at HKU Business School in part one of a two part discussion about their recent Green Paper on accelerating Hong Kong’s economic growth.

Ben Cavender, Managing Director of the China Market Research Group, says it's a slow market right now in China even though internationally there is some interests in the Chinese goods overseas with its low prices.

Redmond Wong, Market Strategist at Saxo, tells James Ross that the US is worried about the dominance of mainland China’s clean energy sector, so that’s high on the agenda for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s visit to the country. Andrew Sullivan, Foun...

The Chief Executive of Hong Kong China Rugby Union Robbie McRobbie says they rely on the Sevens for 95 percent of their annual revenue, so they were facing a fiscal cliff during the pandemic, but things have turned around since the return of the event ...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Salome Hui, who is a Research and Survey Officer for the Consumer Council, on how the banking world needs to be more age-friendly.

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent says Janet Yellen’s visit to mainland China will be about more than just concerns about overcapacity in the clean energy sector. He goes on to say that the Biden administration wants to be tough ...

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent, tells Chloe Feng that Tuesday’s phone conversation between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden appeared positive given how long it lasted, with multiple issues under discussi...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Nick Chiu, Deputy General Manager of SHOPLINE Hong Kong on how changing attitudes from shoppers are being addressed by the business world.

Ross Feingold, Director of Research, Caerus Consulting, analyses the surprise rate hike from Taiwan’s banking authority, saying concerns over inflation are growing, adding that Taiwan is very sensitive to global energy price increases.

Ben Emons, Principal and Senior Portfolio Manager at NewEdge Wealth, says mainland China’s engine restart on manufacturing growth may be followed by a wave of positive PMI data globally. Richard Harris, CEO of Port Shelter Investment Management says it...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Oliver Wickham, CEO for Hong Kong at St James Place, in an Easter themed discussion on hunting for and protecting your nest egg.

Martin Schulz, Chief Economist at Fujitsu, says investors are still looking for opportunities with much higher interest rates outside of Japan, which means the baseline configuration hasn’t changed much and the yen remains weak. He adds that if the yen...