While China is a major player in the global economy, there are plenty more fish in the (South China) sea. Read More
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Clear FilterMost Australian banks are working on stricter criteria for investor loans. Read More
In buying Japanese exporters we are tapping into a truly superior economic sector. Read More
There are good reasons other than morality to prefer investing in democracies. Read More
Your guide is a former investment banker with a lifelong fascination with East Asia. Read More
Emerging Asia is expected to be the fastest growing region in the world. Read More
Australia’s central bank cuts rates to a new all-time low, but sows confusion on the future direction of monetary policy. Read More
Although our specialty is Australia, it’s worth taking a look around the wider Asia-Pacific region. Read More
Is the iron ore price war entering the capitulation stage? Read More
China is Australia’s largest trading partner, and China’s economy is slowing. At a 7% annualized growth in gross domestic product (GDP) reported for this year’s first quarter, most countries would trade with China in a heartbeat. That growth rate is down from 7.3% in 2014’s fourth quarter, but on the… Read More
Rising income from dividends should help U.S. investors endure the decline in the country’s exchange rate. Read More
Australian consumers are spending at a faster pace than they did during the resource boom. Read More
Fortescue was one of the most heavily shorted stocks this week on the Australian Securities Exchange. Read More
Merciless miners have pushed Fortescue to the edge. Read More
The country’s companies would rather return cash to shareholders than invest in future growth. Read More
The outlook for the Australian economy is increasingly uncertain, as odds of The Lucky Country’s first recession in more than two decades are increasing. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveal that wage growth during the fourth quarter of 2014 matched a record-low pace.The unemployment rate Down Under is… Read More
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s February rate cut gave consumer confidence a booster shot. Read More
Though it was widely expected to announce another rate cut this week, the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave interest rates unchanged. Read More
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto accelerate in their race to the bottom. Read More
We only just added Toll Holdings to our Aggressive Portfolio last month, and it’s already received a takeover offer at a significant premium. Read More