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Thai People Mourn Loss of Their King
The death of Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej was not unexpected, as the 88-year-old monarch had been in poor health for some time, but it was nonetheless a shock to his people and you can see the grief and anguish on their
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Mexico Entangled in US Election as Banxico Tightens
Mexico has a vested interest in the politics and policies of its neighbor to the north, the United States, which is also its largest trading partner. The lead-up to the US presidential election in November has brought a number of
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Has China’s economy stabilized or is a crash still imminent? Postponed: China Crash
Confucius once said that “everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” China may be today’s Confucian case in point.The bulls (if we may speak for the handful of them still holding their day jobs) are seemingly near extinction. The
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Progress and Improving Sentiment in China
At the start of the year, sentiment in China’s equity market was poor at best, but the worst fears of many investors about its economy haven’t materialized. I’ve invited my colleague Eddie Chow, senior executive vice president and managing director,
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