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chartiskao      ( Date: 24-May-2024 22:14) Posted:

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/latest-singapore-6-month-t-bill-cut-yield-falls-3-65

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https://www.china-briefing.com/news/us-china-relations-in-the-biden-era-a-timeline/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik2YF05iX2w
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https://www.china-briefing.com/news/us-china-relations-in-the-biden-era-a-timeline/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik2YF05iX2w
https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/2318-HK


chartiskao      ( Date: 09-May-2024 04:40) Posted:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/326707/bitcoin-price-index/
 
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chartiskao      ( Date: 09-May-2024 04:40) Posted:

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chartiskao      ( Date: 24-Apr-2024 13:17) Posted:

A strong U.S. dollar generally harms the economies of emerging nations. Emerging markets are reliant on foreign investment and foreign capital, both of which can evaporate when the dollar gains in value.When the U.S. dollar strengthens, it can lead to several challenges for emerging market economies:
  1. Increased Debt Burden: Many emerging market countries borrow in U.S. dollars. When the dollar strengthens, the cost of servicing this debt in local currency increases. This can strain government finances and potentially lead to debt crises.
  2. Reduced Export Competitiveness: A stronger dollar makes goods and services from emerging markets more expensive for U.S. consumers and other countries that peg their currencies to the dollar. This can reduce demand for exports from these countries, affecting their economic growth.
  3. Capital Outflows: Foreign investors may find U.S. assets more attractive due to the higher returns or perceived safety during periods of dollar strength. This can lead to capital outflows from emerging markets as investors pull money out to invest in the U.S., causing a tightening of liquidity and potential financial market instability.
  4. Lower Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): A strong dollar can also deter foreign direct investment into emerging markets. Investors may perceive higher currency risks and expect lower returns when the dollar is strong, leading them to invest less in emerging economies.
  5. Currency Depreciation: To remain competitive, some emerging market countries might choose to devalue their currencies. While this can boost exports, it can also lead to higher inflation, making imports more expensive and potentially harming consumers.
To mitigate these challenges, emerging market economies often employ various strategies such as building up foreign exchange reserves, implementing monetary and fiscal policies to manage debt, and promoting economic diversification to reduce reliance on exports. Collaboration with international organizations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) can also provide support during challenging times.
 
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chartiskao      ( Date: 24-Apr-2024 13:17) Posted:

A strong U.S. dollar generally harms the economies of emerging nations. Emerging markets are reliant on foreign investment and foreign capital, both of which can evaporate when the dollar gains in value.When the U.S. dollar strengthens, it can lead to several challenges for emerging market economies:
  1. Increased Debt Burden: Many emerging market countries borrow in U.S. dollars. When the dollar strengthens, the cost of servicing this debt in local currency increases. This can strain government finances and potentially lead to debt crises.
  2. Reduced Export Competitiveness: A stronger dollar makes goods and services from emerging markets more expensive for U.S. consumers and other countries that peg their currencies to the dollar. This can reduce demand for exports from these countries, affecting their economic growth.
  3. Capital Outflows: Foreign investors may find U.S. assets more attractive due to the higher returns or perceived safety during periods of dollar strength. This can lead to capital outflows from emerging markets as investors pull money out to invest in the U.S., causing a tightening of liquidity and potential financial market instability.
  4. Lower Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): A strong dollar can also deter foreign direct investment into emerging markets. Investors may perceive higher currency risks and expect lower returns when the dollar is strong, leading them to invest less in emerging economies.
  5. Currency Depreciation: To remain competitive, some emerging market countries might choose to devalue their currencies. While this can boost exports, it can also lead to higher inflation, making imports more expensive and potentially harming consumers.
To mitigate these challenges, emerging market economies often employ various strategies such as building up foreign exchange reserves, implementing monetary and fiscal policies to manage debt, and promoting economic diversification to reduce reliance on exports. Collaboration with international organizations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) can also provide support during challenging times.
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 19-Apr-2024 15:54) Posted:

The strong economic performance of the United States compared to many other parts of the world has had a significant impact on financial markets, particularly on the U.S. dollar and expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. Here' s a closer look at the situation and its implications:
  1. Strong U.S. Economic Data:
    • Employment: Robust job creation and low unemployment rates in the U.S. reflect a strong labor market and consumer confidence.
    • Retail Sales: Strong retail sales indicate healthy consumer spending, a key driver of U.S. economic growth.
    • Inflation: Higher-than-expected inflation data can suggest economic resilience but also raise concerns about potential overheating and the Federal Reserve' s response.
  2. Federal Reserve Policy Expectations:
    • Interest Rate Cuts: Initially, market expectations were leaning towards potential Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts to stimulate the economy.
    • Trimming Rate Cut Bets: Strong U.S. economic data and the outperformance relative to other economies have led traders to reduce their expectations for rate cuts or even anticipate rate hikes.
    • Impact on the Greenback: Reduced expectations of rate cuts or expectations of rate hikes have supported the U.S. dollar, attracting global capital flows and strengthening the currency.
  3. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index:
    • The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the U.S. dollar against 12 major currencies, has risen by more than 4% this year, reflecting the dollar' s strength.
    • A rising dollar can impact various asset classes and global markets, including commodities, emerging-market currencies, and equities.
    • Strength in the dollar can benefit U.S. consumers by making imports cheaper but can pose challenges for U.S. exporters and emerging-market economies reliant on dollar-denominated debt.
  4. Global Market Implications:
    • Asset Prices: A stronger U.S. dollar can lead to lower commodity prices, impacting commodity-exporting countries and sectors.
    • Emerging Markets: Emerging-market economies with high levels of dollar-denominated debt or reliance on exports may face challenges due to currency depreciation and higher borrowing costs.
    • Investor Sentiment: The U.S. dollar' s strength and changing Federal Reserve policy expectations can influence global investor sentiment, impacting risk appetite and capital flows.
  5. Future Outlook:
    • Economic Indicators: Monitoring U.S. economic data releases will continue to be crucial for assessing the health of the economy and potential Federal Reserve policy actions.
    • Global Developments: Geopolitical events, global economic conditions, and central bank policies in other major economies will also influence the U.S. dollar and financial markets.
    • Federal Reserve Communications: The Federal Reserve' s communications and guidance regarding monetary policy will be closely watched by market participants for insights into future policy actions.
In summary, the strong U.S. economic performance relative to other economies has bolstered the U.S. dollar and led traders to adjust their expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. This dynamic has significant implications for global financial markets, requiring investors and policymakers to closely monitor economic data, central bank communications, and global developments to navigate the evolving landscape effectively.
 
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 Alert Admin 		A strong U.S. dollar generally harms the economies of emerging nations. Emerging markets are reliant on foreign investment and foreign capital, both of which can evaporate when the dollar gains in value.When the U.S. dollar strengthens, it can lead to several challenges for emerging market economies:
  1. Increased Debt Burden: Many emerging market countries borrow in U.S. dollars. When the dollar strengthens, the cost of servicing this debt in local currency increases. This can strain government finances and potentially lead to debt crises.
  2. Reduced Export Competitiveness: A stronger dollar makes goods and services from emerging markets more expensive for U.S. consumers and other countries that peg their currencies to the dollar. This can reduce demand for exports from these countries, affecting their economic growth.
  3. Capital Outflows: Foreign investors may find U.S. assets more attractive due to the higher returns or perceived safety during periods of dollar strength. This can lead to capital outflows from emerging markets as investors pull money out to invest in the U.S., causing a tightening of liquidity and potential financial market instability.
  4. Lower Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): A strong dollar can also deter foreign direct investment into emerging markets. Investors may perceive higher currency risks and expect lower returns when the dollar is strong, leading them to invest less in emerging economies.
  5. Currency Depreciation: To remain competitive, some emerging market countries might choose to devalue their currencies. While this can boost exports, it can also lead to higher inflation, making imports more expensive and potentially harming consumers.
To mitigate these challenges, emerging market economies often employ various strategies such as building up foreign exchange reserves, implementing monetary and fiscal policies to manage debt, and promoting economic diversification to reduce reliance on exports. Collaboration with international organizations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) can also provide support during challenging times.
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 19-Apr-2024 15:54) Posted:

The strong economic performance of the United States compared to many other parts of the world has had a significant impact on financial markets, particularly on the U.S. dollar and expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. Here' s a closer look at the situation and its implications:
  1. Strong U.S. Economic Data:
    • Employment: Robust job creation and low unemployment rates in the U.S. reflect a strong labor market and consumer confidence.
    • Retail Sales: Strong retail sales indicate healthy consumer spending, a key driver of U.S. economic growth.
    • Inflation: Higher-than-expected inflation data can suggest economic resilience but also raise concerns about potential overheating and the Federal Reserve' s response.
  2. Federal Reserve Policy Expectations:
    • Interest Rate Cuts: Initially, market expectations were leaning towards potential Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts to stimulate the economy.
    • Trimming Rate Cut Bets: Strong U.S. economic data and the outperformance relative to other economies have led traders to reduce their expectations for rate cuts or even anticipate rate hikes.
    • Impact on the Greenback: Reduced expectations of rate cuts or expectations of rate hikes have supported the U.S. dollar, attracting global capital flows and strengthening the currency.
  3. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index:
    • The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the U.S. dollar against 12 major currencies, has risen by more than 4% this year, reflecting the dollar' s strength.
    • A rising dollar can impact various asset classes and global markets, including commodities, emerging-market currencies, and equities.
    • Strength in the dollar can benefit U.S. consumers by making imports cheaper but can pose challenges for U.S. exporters and emerging-market economies reliant on dollar-denominated debt.
  4. Global Market Implications:
    • Asset Prices: A stronger U.S. dollar can lead to lower commodity prices, impacting commodity-exporting countries and sectors.
    • Emerging Markets: Emerging-market economies with high levels of dollar-denominated debt or reliance on exports may face challenges due to currency depreciation and higher borrowing costs.
    • Investor Sentiment: The U.S. dollar' s strength and changing Federal Reserve policy expectations can influence global investor sentiment, impacting risk appetite and capital flows.
  5. Future Outlook:
    • Economic Indicators: Monitoring U.S. economic data releases will continue to be crucial for assessing the health of the economy and potential Federal Reserve policy actions.
    • Global Developments: Geopolitical events, global economic conditions, and central bank policies in other major economies will also influence the U.S. dollar and financial markets.
    • Federal Reserve Communications: The Federal Reserve' s communications and guidance regarding monetary policy will be closely watched by market participants for insights into future policy actions.
In summary, the strong U.S. economic performance relative to other economies has bolstered the U.S. dollar and led traders to adjust their expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. This dynamic has significant implications for global financial markets, requiring investors and policymakers to closely monitor economic data, central bank communications, and global developments to navigate the evolving landscape effectively.
 

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 Alert Admin 		The strong economic performance of the United States compared to many other parts of the world has had a significant impact on financial markets, particularly on the U.S. dollar and expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. Here' s a closer look at the situation and its implications:
  1. Strong U.S. Economic Data:
    • Employment: Robust job creation and low unemployment rates in the U.S. reflect a strong labor market and consumer confidence.
    • Retail Sales: Strong retail sales indicate healthy consumer spending, a key driver of U.S. economic growth.
    • Inflation: Higher-than-expected inflation data can suggest economic resilience but also raise concerns about potential overheating and the Federal Reserve' s response.
  2. Federal Reserve Policy Expectations:
    • Interest Rate Cuts: Initially, market expectations were leaning towards potential Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts to stimulate the economy.
    • Trimming Rate Cut Bets: Strong U.S. economic data and the outperformance relative to other economies have led traders to reduce their expectations for rate cuts or even anticipate rate hikes.
    • Impact on the Greenback: Reduced expectations of rate cuts or expectations of rate hikes have supported the U.S. dollar, attracting global capital flows and strengthening the currency.
  3. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index:
    • The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the U.S. dollar against 12 major currencies, has risen by more than 4% this year, reflecting the dollar' s strength.
    • A rising dollar can impact various asset classes and global markets, including commodities, emerging-market currencies, and equities.
    • Strength in the dollar can benefit U.S. consumers by making imports cheaper but can pose challenges for U.S. exporters and emerging-market economies reliant on dollar-denominated debt.
  4. Global Market Implications:
    • Asset Prices: A stronger U.S. dollar can lead to lower commodity prices, impacting commodity-exporting countries and sectors.
    • Emerging Markets: Emerging-market economies with high levels of dollar-denominated debt or reliance on exports may face challenges due to currency depreciation and higher borrowing costs.
    • Investor Sentiment: The U.S. dollar' s strength and changing Federal Reserve policy expectations can influence global investor sentiment, impacting risk appetite and capital flows.
  5. Future Outlook:
    • Economic Indicators: Monitoring U.S. economic data releases will continue to be crucial for assessing the health of the economy and potential Federal Reserve policy actions.
    • Global Developments: Geopolitical events, global economic conditions, and central bank policies in other major economies will also influence the U.S. dollar and financial markets.
    • Federal Reserve Communications: The Federal Reserve' s communications and guidance regarding monetary policy will be closely watched by market participants for insights into future policy actions.
In summary, the strong U.S. economic performance relative to other economies has bolstered the U.S. dollar and led traders to adjust their expectations regarding Federal Reserve monetary policy. This dynamic has significant implications for global financial markets, requiring investors and policymakers to closely monitor economic data, central bank communications, and global developments to navigate the evolving landscape effectively.
 

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chartiskao      ( Date: 26-Mar-2024 09:52) Posted:

the world must thank US for going for 12x rapid rate hikes since march 2022 to 2024
now we see everywhere
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/insurance/us-commercial-real-estate-deterioration-to-increase-in-2024-led-by-office-21-12-2023
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chartiskao      ( Date: 26-Mar-2024 09:52) Posted:

the world must thank US for going for 12x rapid rate hikes since march 2022 to 2024
now we see everywhere
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/insurance/us-commercial-real-estate-deterioration-to-increase-in-2024-led-by-office-21-12-2023


chartiskao      ( Date: 26-Mar-2024 09:31) Posted:

how to fight the king dollar is to diversify into gold
https://goldbroker.com/charts/gold-price/cnh
https://goldprice.org/live-gold-price.html
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/usa-government-bonds/1000?utm_source=google& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=20958952711& utm_content=688262004890& utm_term=dsa-1546555491574_& GL_Ad_ID=688262004890& GL_Campaign_ID=20958952711& ISP=1& npl=1& gad_source=1& gclid=Cj0KCQjwwYSwBhDcARIsAOyL0fgw_ZvtuFjwyZhb7AO4zsDy-QSj7WQm8yENnC3V1rgut4igZuwLM0IaAqbyEALw_wcB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUOtCLOXgm8
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now we see everywhere
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/insurance/us-commercial-real-estate-deterioration-to-increase-in-2024-led-by-office-21-12-2023


chartiskao      ( Date: 26-Mar-2024 09:31) Posted:

how to fight the king dollar is to diversify into gold
https://goldbroker.com/charts/gold-price/cnh
https://goldprice.org/live-gold-price.html
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/usa-government-bonds/1000?utm_source=google& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=20958952711& utm_content=688262004890& utm_term=dsa-1546555491574_& GL_Ad_ID=688262004890& GL_Campaign_ID=20958952711& ISP=1& npl=1& gad_source=1& gclid=Cj0KCQjwwYSwBhDcARIsAOyL0fgw_ZvtuFjwyZhb7AO4zsDy-QSj7WQm8yENnC3V1rgut4igZuwLM0IaAqbyEALw_wcB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUOtCLOXgm8


chartiskao      ( Date: 25-Mar-2024 15:23) Posted:

sell aig and put usd into ping an share from now to may
https://www.hkex.com.hk/Market-Data/Securities-Prices/Equities/Equities-Quote?sym=2318& sc_lang=e
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https://goldbroker.com/charts/gold-price/cnh
https://goldprice.org/live-gold-price.html
https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/usa-government-bonds/1000?utm_source=google& utm_medium=cpc& utm_campaign=20958952711& utm_content=688262004890& utm_term=dsa-1546555491574_& GL_Ad_ID=688262004890& GL_Campaign_ID=20958952711& ISP=1& npl=1& gad_source=1& gclid=Cj0KCQjwwYSwBhDcARIsAOyL0fgw_ZvtuFjwyZhb7AO4zsDy-QSj7WQm8yENnC3V1rgut4igZuwLM0IaAqbyEALw_wcB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUOtCLOXgm8


chartiskao      ( Date: 25-Mar-2024 15:23) Posted:

sell aig and put usd into ping an share from now to may
https://www.hkex.com.hk/Market-Data/Securities-Prices/Equities/Equities-Quote?sym=2318& sc_lang=en

chartiskao      ( Date: 25-Mar-2024 15:13) Posted:

when the funds shorted AIG hk share
http://www.aastocks.com/en/stocks/news/aafn-con/NOW.1336137/recommend-news/AAFN
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when the funds shorted AIG hk share
http://www.aastocks.com/en/stocks/news/aafn-con/NOW.1336137/recommend-news/AAFN
https://www.hkex.com.hk/Market-Data/Securities-Prices/Equities/Equities-Quote?sym=1299& sc_lang=en


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_She
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Shen

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Neil Shen, China&rsquo s most prominent tech investor, acquired permanent residency in Singapore and later opened an office for his $56bn venture capital firm in the city-state as tensions rose between Washington and Beijing. The billionaire founder of Sequoia China, renowned for early investments in Alibaba, ByteDance and Shein, was granted the status before the Covid-19 pandemic, according to three people familiar with the matter. One of the people close to Shen cited &ldquo personal reasons&rdquo for the decision, while another said the first application was made over a decade ago. Shen&rsquo s firm, which rebranded last year as HongShan, subsequently expanded into Singapore, opening an office in the financial hub as it split from US-based Sequoia last June. HongShan has also encouraged some of its China-based portfolio companies with global ambitions to set up entities in Singapore since the pandemic. &ldquo The decision to open a Singapore office was made for business reasons and was not related to personal matters of any of our executives,&rdquo said HongShan in a statement. HongShan has previously said the Singapore office was set up to fulfil local legal requirements. Another person familiar with Shen&rsquo s situation said he had been spending little time in Singapore and still appeared to be based in Hong Kong with frequent travel to mainland China. Shen, 56, became an early mover in a trend that became replicated many times over by wealthy Chinese, especially those tied to the country&rsquo s tech sector. Many shifted to low-tax, stable Singapore amid strict pandemic lockdowns in the mainland as well as President Xi Jinping&rsquo s crackdown on tech companies and calls for wealth redistribution. The city-state, which has a large ethnic Chinese population, strikes a neutral line between the US and China. Tensions between the two superpowers have grown since Donald Trump&rsquo s election as US president in 2016 and have continued under Joe Biden. &ldquo Neil&rsquo s decision&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp made it a lot easier for others to follow after that,&rdquo one of the people said, adding the move was &ldquo spoken about&rdquo in Chinese business circles even though it has not become publicly known until now. Permanent residency in the city-state allows those with the pass to apply for permanent residency for their spouses and children, pay lower taxes on property purchases and paves the way for Singapore citizenship. Shen led Sequoia&rsquo s China business before political pressure stemming from worsening Sino-US relations forced it to split from its American arm. The divorce resulted in three separate businesses: HongShan in China, Peak XV in India and south-east Asia and Sequoia Capital in the US. HongShan has since sought to become more global, pursuing business opportunities and investments worldwide to benefit its Chinese portfolio companies. One mainland start-up in the healthcare industry backed by HongShan told the Financial Times it had received advice to start a Singapore entity as that would ease its expansion into international markets including the US. Two other co-investors in start-ups also backed by HongShan said founders had been told to establish a Singapore presence. Some have already been set up. Beijing-based Moonshot AI, which last week raised $1bn, last year established a Singapore entity. HongShan is a longtime investor in the start-up. China&rsquo s Hai Robotics, an autonomous warehouse robotics start-up and another HongShan-backed company, set up a Singapore office in late 2021. Other Chinese companies with large operations in western markets, including TikTok owner ByteDance and fast-fashion group Shein, have picked Singapore as their global headquarters. Both companies are backed by HongShan. HongShan declined to comment, but a person close to the company said many of its portfolio companies had offices around the world, including in Singapore. HongShan, Moonshot AI and ByteDance were named in a US congressional report this month which scrutinised American capital invested in Chinese tech companies that support Beijing&rsquo s military and its repression of minorities in Xinjiang. Recommended Singapore Exclusive Singapore wine club closes as ultra-rich shun flash for discretion The Circle 33 wine bar in Singapore Meanwhile, other Chinese business figures, particularly in the investment and technology sectors, have sought residency in Singapore and expanded or opened offices in the city-state in recent years. Sean Tong, the co-founder of China&rsquo s Boyu Capital, a leading private equity firm set up by a grandson of former Chinese president Jiang Zemin, relocated to Singapore from Hong Kong during the early stages of the pandemic. Boyu opened a Singapore office in 2019. Zhang Lei, the billionaire China-born founder of Hillhouse Capital, became a Singaporean citizen. Hillhouse expanded and consolidated into larger premises in 2022. Dianping founder Zhang Tao and Tencent co-founder Tony Zhang relocated to Singapore in the past few years
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Neil Shen, China&rsquo s most prominent tech investor, acquired permanent residency in Singapore and later opened an office for his $56bn venture capital firm in the city-state as tensions rose between Washington and Beijing. The billionaire founder of Sequoia China, renowned for early investments in Alibaba, ByteDance and Shein, was granted the status before the Covid-19 pandemic, according to three people familiar with the matter. One of the people close to Shen cited &ldquo personal reasons&rdquo for the decision, while another said the first application was made over a decade ago. Shen&rsquo s firm, which rebranded last year as HongShan, subsequently expanded into Singapore, opening an office in the financial hub as it split from US-based Sequoia last June. HongShan has also encouraged some of its China-based portfolio companies with global ambitions to set up entities in Singapore since the pandemic. &ldquo The decision to open a Singapore office was made for business reasons and was not related to personal matters of any of our executives,&rdquo said HongShan in a statement. HongShan has previously said the Singapore office was set up to fulfil local legal requirements. Another person familiar with Shen&rsquo s situation said he had been spending little time in Singapore and still appeared to be based in Hong Kong with frequent travel to mainland China. Shen, 56, became an early mover in a trend that became replicated many times over by wealthy Chinese, especially those tied to the country&rsquo s tech sector. Many shifted to low-tax, stable Singapore amid strict pandemic lockdowns in the mainland as well as President Xi Jinping&rsquo s crackdown on tech companies and calls for wealth redistribution. The city-state, which has a large ethnic Chinese population, strikes a neutral line between the US and China. Tensions between the two superpowers have grown since Donald Trump&rsquo s election as US president in 2016 and have continued under Joe Biden. &ldquo Neil&rsquo s decision&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp made it a lot easier for others to follow after that,&rdquo one of the people said, adding the move was &ldquo spoken about&rdquo in Chinese business circles even though it has not become publicly known until now. Permanent residency in the city-state allows those with the pass to apply for permanent residency for their spouses and children, pay lower taxes on property purchases and paves the way for Singapore citizenship. Shen led Sequoia&rsquo s China business before political pressure stemming from worsening Sino-US relations forced it to split from its American arm. The divorce resulted in three separate businesses: HongShan in China, Peak XV in India and south-east Asia and Sequoia Capital in the US. HongShan has since sought to become more global, pursuing business opportunities and investments worldwide to benefit its Chinese portfolio companies. One mainland start-up in the healthcare industry backed by HongShan told the Financial Times it had received advice to start a Singapore entity as that would ease its expansion into international markets including the US. Two other co-investors in start-ups also backed by HongShan said founders had been told to establish a Singapore presence. Some have already been set up. Beijing-based Moonshot AI, which last week raised $1bn, last year established a Singapore entity. HongShan is a longtime investor in the start-up. China&rsquo s Hai Robotics, an autonomous warehouse robotics start-up and another HongShan-backed company, set up a Singapore office in late 2021. Other Chinese companies with large operations in western markets, including TikTok owner ByteDance and fast-fashion group Shein, have picked Singapore as their global headquarters. Both companies are backed by HongShan. HongShan declined to comment, but a person close to the company said many of its portfolio companies had offices around the world, including in Singapore. HongShan, Moonshot AI and ByteDance were named in a US congressional report this month which scrutinised American capital invested in Chinese tech companies that support Beijing&rsquo s military and its repression of minorities in Xinjiang. Recommended Singapore Exclusive Singapore wine club closes as ultra-rich shun flash for discretion The Circle 33 wine bar in Singapore Meanwhile, other Chinese business figures, particularly in the investment and technology sectors, have sought residency in Singapore and expanded or opened offices in the city-state in recent years. Sean Tong, the co-founder of China&rsquo s Boyu Capital, a leading private equity firm set up by a grandson of former Chinese president Jiang Zemin, relocated to Singapore from Hong Kong during the early stages of the pandemic. Boyu opened a Singapore office in 2019. Zhang Lei, the billionaire China-born founder of Hillhouse Capital, became a Singaporean citizen. Hillhouse expanded and consolidated into larger premises in 2022. Dianping founder Zhang Tao and Tencent co-founder Tony Zhang relocated to Singapore in the past few years.

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hk recovery play after FEd cut rates in 2025
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Neil Shen, China&rsquo s most prominent tech investor, acquired permanent residency in Singapore and later opened an office for his $56bn venture capital firm in the city-state as tensions rose between Washington and Beijing. The billionaire founder of Sequoia China, renowned for early investments in Alibaba, ByteDance and Shein, was granted the status before the Covid-19 pandemic, according to three people familiar with the matter. One of the people close to Shen cited &ldquo personal reasons&rdquo for the decision, while another said the first application was made over a decade ago. Shen&rsquo s firm, which rebranded last year as HongShan, subsequently expanded into Singapore, opening an office in the financial hub as it split from US-based Sequoia last June. HongShan has also encouraged some of its China-based portfolio companies with global ambitions to set up entities in Singapore since the pandemic. &ldquo The decision to open a Singapore office was made for business reasons and was not related to personal matters of any of our executives,&rdquo said HongShan in a statement. HongShan has previously said the Singapore office was set up to fulfil local legal requirements. Another person familiar with Shen&rsquo s situation said he had been spending little time in Singapore and still appeared to be based in Hong Kong with frequent travel to mainland China. Shen, 56, became an early mover in a trend that became replicated many times over by wealthy Chinese, especially those tied to the country&rsquo s tech sector. Many shifted to low-tax, stable Singapore amid strict pandemic lockdowns in the mainland as well as President Xi Jinping&rsquo s crackdown on tech companies and calls for wealth redistribution. The city-state, which has a large ethnic Chinese population, strikes a neutral line between the US and China. Tensions between the two superpowers have grown since Donald Trump&rsquo s election as US president in 2016 and have continued under Joe Biden. &ldquo Neil&rsquo s decision&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp .&thinsp made it a lot easier for others to follow after that,&rdquo one of the people said, adding the move was &ldquo spoken about&rdquo in Chinese business circles even though it has not become publicly known until now. Permanent residency in the city-state allows those with the pass to apply for permanent residency for their spouses and children, pay lower taxes on property purchases and paves the way for Singapore citizenship. Shen led Sequoia&rsquo s China business before political pressure stemming from worsening Sino-US relations forced it to split from its American arm. The divorce resulted in three separate businesses: HongShan in China, Peak XV in India and south-east Asia and Sequoia Capital in the US. HongShan has since sought to become more global, pursuing business opportunities and investments worldwide to benefit its Chinese portfolio companies. One mainland start-up in the healthcare industry backed by HongShan told the Financial Times it had received advice to start a Singapore entity as that would ease its expansion into international markets including the US. Two other co-investors in start-ups also backed by HongShan said founders had been told to establish a Singapore presence. Some have already been set up. Beijing-based Moonshot AI, which last week raised $1bn, last year established a Singapore entity. HongShan is a longtime investor in the start-up. China&rsquo s Hai Robotics, an autonomous warehouse robotics start-up and another HongShan-backed company, set up a Singapore office in late 2021. Other Chinese companies with large operations in western markets, including TikTok owner ByteDance and fast-fashion group Shein, have picked Singapore as their global headquarters. Both companies are backed by HongShan. HongShan declined to comment, but a person close to the company said many of its portfolio companies had offices around the world, including in Singapore. HongShan, Moonshot AI and ByteDance were named in a US congressional report this month which scrutinised American capital invested in Chinese tech companies that support Beijing&rsquo s military and its repression of minorities in Xinjiang. Recommended Singapore Exclusive Singapore wine club closes as ultra-rich shun flash for discretion The Circle 33 wine bar in Singapore Meanwhile, other Chinese business figures, particularly in the investment and technology sectors, have sought residency in Singapore and expanded or opened offices in the city-state in recent years. Sean Tong, the co-founder of China&rsquo s Boyu Capital, a leading private equity firm set up by a grandson of former Chinese president Jiang Zemin, relocated to Singapore from Hong Kong during the early stages of the pandemic. Boyu opened a Singapore office in 2019. Zhang Lei, the billionaire China-born founder of Hillhouse Capital, became a Singaporean citizen. Hillhouse expanded and consolidated into larger premises in 2022. Dianping founder Zhang Tao and Tencent co-founder Tony Zhang relocated to Singapore in the past few years.

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hk recovery play after FEd cut rates in 2025
https://www.hkex.com.hk/Market-Data/Securities-Prices/Equities/Equities-Quote?sym=5& sc_lang=en
https://www.hkex.com.hk/Market-Data/Securities-Prices/Equities/Equities-Quote?sym=16& sc_lang=en


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https://gjia.georgetown.edu/2023/06/02/chinas-increasing-role-in-the-middle-east-implications-for-regional-and-international-dynamics/
It' s not uncommon for large investment funds to diversify their portfolios when certain markets are experiencing downturns. The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), being one of the world' s largest sovereign wealth funds with assets estimated at around $1 trillion, may indeed increase its investments in private equity during times when other markets, such as China' s stock market, are experiencing significant declines.
Private equity investments typically involve buying stakes in private companies or taking companies private, which can provide opportunities for potentially higher returns compared to publicly traded stocks, especially during periods of market volatility or when certain sectors or regions are underperforming.
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https://gjia.georgetown.edu/2023/06/02/chinas-increasing-role-in-the-middle-east-implications-for-regional-and-international-dynamics/
It' s not uncommon for large investment funds to diversify their portfolios when certain markets are experiencing downturns. The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), being one of the world' s largest sovereign wealth funds with assets estimated at around $1 trillion, may indeed increase its investments in private equity during times when other markets, such as China' s stock market, are experiencing significant declines.
Private equity investments typically involve buying stakes in private companies or taking companies private, which can provide opportunities for potentially higher returns compared to publicly traded stocks, especially during periods of market volatility or when certain sectors or regions are underperforming.


chartiskao      ( Date: 06-Feb-2024 16:45) Posted:

Between August 1997 and 1998, the city' s blue-chip index lost as much as 60% of its value. These days, China turns out more doom than boon.  .
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2024/01/24/world/hong-kong-asia-financial-crisis/
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/china-tightens-trading-curbs-on-domestic-and-foreign-investors-as-stock-rout-deepens
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It' s not uncommon for large investment funds to diversify their portfolios when certain markets are experiencing downturns. The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), being one of the world' s largest sovereign wealth funds with assets estimated at around $1 trillion, may indeed increase its investments in private equity during times when other markets, such as China' s stock market, are experiencing significant declines.
Private equity investments typically involve buying stakes in private companies or taking companies private, which can provide opportunities for potentially higher returns compared to publicly traded stocks, especially during periods of market volatility or when certain sectors or regions are underperforming.


chartiskao      ( Date: 06-Feb-2024 16:45) Posted:

Between August 1997 and 1998, the city' s blue-chip index lost as much as 60% of its value. These days, China turns out more doom than boon.  .
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2024/01/24/world/hong-kong-asia-financial-crisis/
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/china-tightens-trading-curbs-on-domestic-and-foreign-investors-as-stock-rout-deepens


chartiskao      ( Date: 24-Jan-2024 13:26) Posted:

THE value of China&rsquo s stock market has never been this far behind that of the United States, as losses continue to pile up in a seemingly relentless equity rout.  
The market capitalisation of the US stock market is now US$38 trillion greater than that of Hong Kong and China put together, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.    
&ldquo China offers value, but catalysts are just not there,&rdquo said Michael Liang, chief investment officer at Foundation Asset Management HK. &ldquo Meanwhile, the US market has momentum and economy on its side.&rdquo
 
The growing divergence comes as steep losses paint a troubling picture of global investor sentiment towards the world&rsquo s No 2 economy. At the same time, US stocks have hit record highs, powered by a mega-cap technology rally amid optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year and navigate a soft economic landing.
Chinese stocks have lost more than US$6.3 trillion in market value from a peak in February 2021. Over the same period, US equities have gained some US$5.3 trillion.
Investors have been underwhelmed by Beijing&rsquo s efforts to revive an economy struggling with deflation and an ongoing property crisis. But what began as a performance-driven exodus now risks becoming a structural shift due to doubts over Beijing&rsquo s long-term economic agenda and strategic competition with the US.
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Bloomberg strategists, including Kumar Gautam, wrote in a note that while China&rsquo s correction may seem overdone, &ldquo our simulations suggest the pain can continue&rdquo . They estimated there is a 51 per cent probability of the MSCI China Index trading below its peak for an average of 35 months.
On one hand, the rout has run for so long that some investors see potential for a technical rebound, given valuations are now cheap. The sell-off has made the MSCI China Index 60 per cent cheaper than the US equity benchmark on earnings-based valuations, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
MSCI&rsquo s key gauge for Chinese equities is trading at about eight times of 12-month forward estimated earnings, while the same metric for the S& P 500 Index stands at 20 times.
For now, however, there is little end in sight to the dismal start to 2024 for Chinese equities. Less than a month into the new year, a gauge of Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong has already lost 13 per cent, making it the worst-performing major benchmark global index. BLOOMBER
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https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2024/01/24/world/hong-kong-asia-financial-crisis/
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/china-tightens-trading-curbs-on-domestic-and-foreign-investors-as-stock-rout-deepens


chartiskao      ( Date: 24-Jan-2024 13:26) Posted:

THE value of China&rsquo s stock market has never been this far behind that of the United States, as losses continue to pile up in a seemingly relentless equity rout.  
The market capitalisation of the US stock market is now US$38 trillion greater than that of Hong Kong and China put together, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.    
&ldquo China offers value, but catalysts are just not there,&rdquo said Michael Liang, chief investment officer at Foundation Asset Management HK. &ldquo Meanwhile, the US market has momentum and economy on its side.&rdquo
 
The growing divergence comes as steep losses paint a troubling picture of global investor sentiment towards the world&rsquo s No 2 economy. At the same time, US stocks have hit record highs, powered by a mega-cap technology rally amid optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year and navigate a soft economic landing.
Chinese stocks have lost more than US$6.3 trillion in market value from a peak in February 2021. Over the same period, US equities have gained some US$5.3 trillion.
Investors have been underwhelmed by Beijing&rsquo s efforts to revive an economy struggling with deflation and an ongoing property crisis. But what began as a performance-driven exodus now risks becoming a structural shift due to doubts over Beijing&rsquo s long-term economic agenda and strategic competition with the US.
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Bloomberg strategists, including Kumar Gautam, wrote in a note that while China&rsquo s correction may seem overdone, &ldquo our simulations suggest the pain can continue&rdquo . They estimated there is a 51 per cent probability of the MSCI China Index trading below its peak for an average of 35 months.
On one hand, the rout has run for so long that some investors see potential for a technical rebound, given valuations are now cheap. The sell-off has made the MSCI China Index 60 per cent cheaper than the US equity benchmark on earnings-based valuations, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
MSCI&rsquo s key gauge for Chinese equities is trading at about eight times of 12-month forward estimated earnings, while the same metric for the S& P 500 Index stands at 20 times.
For now, however, there is little end in sight to the dismal start to 2024 for Chinese equities. Less than a month into the new year, a gauge of Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong has already lost 13 per cent, making it the worst-performing major benchmark global index. BLOOMBERG

chartiskao      ( Date: 12-Jan-2024 10:08) Posted:

THE years-long rout in shares of Alibaba Group Holding amid regulatory crackdowns and weak consumption has left the Chinese e-commerce giant trading at just half the valuation of venerable utility CLP Holdings.
Alibaba&rsquo s valuation almost halved in the past year, after it was hit by sluggish domestic online sales, fierce competition and scepticism over its future as it scrapped plans to spin off its cloud business and changed leadership.
Its Hong Kong-listed stock is now trading at just 7.6 times estimated earnings for the next 12 months, compared with more than 13 times for CLP.
https://www.clpgroup.com/en/investor-relations/investor-information/share-price.html
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https://www.alibabagroup.com/en-US/investor-relations

 
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 Alert Admin 		THE value of China&rsquo s stock market has never been this far behind that of the United States, as losses continue to pile up in a seemingly relentless equity rout.  
The market capitalisation of the US stock market is now US$38 trillion greater than that of Hong Kong and China put together, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.    
&ldquo China offers value, but catalysts are just not there,&rdquo said Michael Liang, chief investment officer at Foundation Asset Management HK. &ldquo Meanwhile, the US market has momentum and economy on its side.&rdquo
 
The growing divergence comes as steep losses paint a troubling picture of global investor sentiment towards the world&rsquo s No 2 economy. At the same time, US stocks have hit record highs, powered by a mega-cap technology rally amid optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year and navigate a soft economic landing.
Chinese stocks have lost more than US$6.3 trillion in market value from a peak in February 2021. Over the same period, US equities have gained some US$5.3 trillion.
Investors have been underwhelmed by Beijing&rsquo s efforts to revive an economy struggling with deflation and an ongoing property crisis. But what began as a performance-driven exodus now risks becoming a structural shift due to doubts over Beijing&rsquo s long-term economic agenda and strategic competition with the US.
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Bloomberg strategists, including Kumar Gautam, wrote in a note that while China&rsquo s correction may seem overdone, &ldquo our simulations suggest the pain can continue&rdquo . They estimated there is a 51 per cent probability of the MSCI China Index trading below its peak for an average of 35 months.
On one hand, the rout has run for so long that some investors see potential for a technical rebound, given valuations are now cheap. The sell-off has made the MSCI China Index 60 per cent cheaper than the US equity benchmark on earnings-based valuations, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
MSCI&rsquo s key gauge for Chinese equities is trading at about eight times of 12-month forward estimated earnings, while the same metric for the S& P 500 Index stands at 20 times.
For now, however, there is little end in sight to the dismal start to 2024 for Chinese equities. Less than a month into the new year, a gauge of Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong has already lost 13 per cent, making it the worst-performing major benchmark global index. BLOOMBERG

chartiskao      ( Date: 12-Jan-2024 10:08) Posted:

THE years-long rout in shares of Alibaba Group Holding amid regulatory crackdowns and weak consumption has left the Chinese e-commerce giant trading at just half the valuation of venerable utility CLP Holdings.
Alibaba&rsquo s valuation almost halved in the past year, after it was hit by sluggish domestic online sales, fierce competition and scepticism over its future as it scrapped plans to spin off its cloud business and changed leadership.
Its Hong Kong-listed stock is now trading at just 7.6 times estimated earnings for the next 12 months, compared with more than 13 times for CLP.
https://www.clpgroup.com/en/investor-relations/investor-information/share-price.html
and
https://www.alibabagroup.com/en-US/investor-relations

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 11-Jan-2024 14:35) Posted:

old man that suffer from serious indestion at record low rates through buying too much assets and borrow too much debts
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/thai-tycoon-charoens-frasers-centrepoint-eyes-600m-hospitality-reit-sources
 
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 Alert Admin 		THE years-long rout in shares of Alibaba Group Holding amid regulatory crackdowns and weak consumption has left the Chinese e-commerce giant trading at just half the valuation of venerable utility CLP Holdings.
Alibaba&rsquo s valuation almost halved in the past year, after it was hit by sluggish domestic online sales, fierce competition and scepticism over its future as it scrapped plans to spin off its cloud business and changed leadership.
Its Hong Kong-listed stock is now trading at just 7.6 times estimated earnings for the next 12 months, compared with more than 13 times for CLP.
https://www.clpgroup.com/en/investor-relations/investor-information/share-price.html
and
https://www.alibabagroup.com/en-US/investor-relations

 

chartiskao      ( Date: 11-Jan-2024 14:35) Posted:

old man that suffer from serious indestion at record low rates through buying too much assets and borrow too much debts
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/thai-tycoon-charoens-frasers-centrepoint-eyes-600m-hospitality-reit-sources
 

chartiskao      ( Date: 11-Jan-2024 14:33) Posted:

when they come over to sg they become拼 少 少 and enjoy life to the fullest
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/tencent-backed-seas-112-rally-has-reasons-ru
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chartiskao      ( Date: 11-Jan-2024 14:33) Posted:

when they come over to sg they become拼 少 少 and enjoy life to the fullest
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/tencent-backed-seas-112-rally-has-reasons-run

chartiskao      ( Date: 11-Jan-2024 14:29) Posted:

at record low rates this old man was greedy and pursue deals that he can not stomach when rates hit 22 years high
https://www.cnbc.com/2013/01/30/thai-tycoon-wins-control-of-singapores-fraser-and-neave.htm
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