Money For Nothing

On Money for Nothing we talk to Dickie Wong, executive director of Kingston Securities, to take a close look at what's happening in the markets. Bloomberg’s Natasha Khan will then tell us what she’s found out about the Mers outbreak in South Korea, a

 On Money for Nothing, we have market analysis with Sun Hung Kai Financial’s Kenny Wen. Next, Gavin Parry of Parry International will tell us more about the mainland market slow-down. Our third guest, Knight Frank’s Thomas Lam, will talk to us about

On Money for Nothing we get all the updates with our international economics correspondent, Barry Wood. And with news of interest for start-ups, we have Peter Dingle, of Nest, telling us about their accelerator programme with DBS. Alex Wong is our reg

On Money for Nothing we're joined by Reorient's Uwe Parpart for our look at the markets. Vandana Hari of Platts will tell us about global oil prices, and we also talk to Elizabeth Chu from IP Global about property investment in Tokyo. Peter Lewis is o

On Money for Nothing, Tempus Investment’s John Schofield will join us for market analysis. Chris Fordham of EY Asia Pacific will tell us the latest findings about fraud and corruption in Asia. And BritCham’s Neil Orvay joins us to explain their "busin

On Money For Nothing, we'll discuss more about the local market with BOCOM’s Hao Hong. And China Market Research's James Roy will tells us the Macau gaming and hospitality industry. That's right before our last guest Joe Vu of First Derivatives on a F

On Money for Nothing we hear from our regular local market commentator, Francis Lun, of GEO Securities. We also take a close look at the ever-expanding television market in mainland China with Lightning International’s James Ross, who's on the line i

On Money for Nothing we consider the significance of the latest US jobs figures with our international economics correspondent, Barry Wood. We also take a look at a major event aimed at strengthening trade relations between Hon

Talks held between Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras and European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker were said to be positive but all eyes would be on whether Greece is going to pay back €305m to the IMF today. On Money For Nothing, joining us

A host of economic data from the Eurozone and the US provided a mixed backdrop for markets overnight. On Money for Nothing, Kiem Do from Baring Asset Management, our co-host today, helps us interpret the data and the market moves. We also look at how te

On Money for Nothing we welcome the Tyche Group's Steve Gollop for our market analysis. Also DLA Piper's Ian Jebbitt will tell us about amendment to the law on advertising in mainland China. And if you've had bad experiences with taxi drivers and fanc

On Money For Nothing, we’ll take an in-depth look at the markets with our first guest, Andrew Sullivan, of Haitong Securities International. And if haven't yet heard of Zero Waste Week Hong Kong planned for next week, Lisa Christensen, from the moveme

On Money For Nothing, we talk to our international economics correspondent, Barry Wood, about the state of the global economy, after nine countries, including the US, released GDP figures last Friday. We also hear from Simon Rabinovitch from The Econ

The Shanghai composite has slumped 6.5%. Today on Money for Nothing, we'll ask CIBC's Patrick Bennett why. SC Lowy's Michel Lowy joins us to talk about the impact of China's slowdown on high-yield bonds. Our last segment this morning focuses on how the i

On Money For Nothing, more on the market with HSBC's John Zhu at our Admiralty studio. Then, the consul general of India to HK and Macau, Prashant Agrawal is here with us to speak about investing in India and also MP Narendra Modi's latest China visit

All 10 major S&P 500 sectors were lower, with a drop in oil prices weighing on energy shares and transportation stocks. The dollar was up 1.3 percent against a basket of major currencies as commodity prices fell. More on markets this morning with Orient

On Money for Nothing we'll be taking a close look at the markets with our international economics correspondent, Barry Wood. Barry normally joins us on the line from Washington DC on Monday mornings, but since he's currently visiting this part of the

The Richmond Group's CEO Graham Bibby is with us on Money for Nothing to help us analyse what's going on the in the markets. Next, our South Asia correspondent Murali Krishnan has the latest on India's GM crops controversy. Our third guest is Morgan M

Welcome to Money for Nothing. Joining us for market discussion is Nomura’s Michael Kurtz. International Spanish banking group BBVA’s Alicia Garcia-Herrero is also here to tell us more on the PBoC’s new QE plan. Our third guest is Fitch Ratings’ Andrew

Welcome to Tuesday's Money for Nothing. This morning BOCOM's Hao Hong joins us to discuss the mainland China property market. That's before we speak to Ben Cavender of China Market Research Group on the latest lawsuit involving Alibaba -- this time brough