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The Southeast Asia Weekly Brief
The Southeast Asian Markets Weekly Brief delivers daily insights into Southeast Asia's economic trends, investments, and market movements.
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US Fed Rate Cut, BRICS+ Summit, and Diverging Growth in Emerging Markets 07.11.2024 3:36
In this episode, Michelle Tandler provides an overview of the US Federal Reserve's rate cut and its implications for emerging markets, alongside insights from the recent BRICS+ summit. She analyzes the diverging growth trajectories and policy rates across emerging markets, examining the challenges and opportunities they present. The episode concludes with a reminder to subscribe for more updates o...
US Election Impact, BRICS+ Summit, and Emerging Market Asset Recovery 07.11.2024 5:01
In this episode, Michelle Tandler delves into the top stories affecting emerging markets, examining the impact of the U.S. election on LATAM and SEA regions. The episode highlights the BRICS+ Summit, noting key agreements and disagreements among member nations. Michelle discusses the recovery of emerging market assets, with a focus on the MSCI Index rebound. Additionally, she provides insights int...
Insights on MSCI Index, Central Banks, and Market Optimism in Emerging Markets 07.11.2024 11:45
In this episode, Michelle Tandler discusses the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, central bank policies, trade conflicts, and interest rates. She explores trends in emerging-market banks, China's fiscal stimulus, and India's stock market evolution, highlighting implications for these regions.
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