Shanghai Index

The UK has caved in to demands from the US to ban Huawei. The US has removed Hong Kong’s special status and imposed sanctions on Chinese companies and legislators.

(Feb 14): Current attention is focussed on the newly named Covid-19 coronavirus. Coverage ranges from the realistic to the hyperbolic so it is easy for investors to lose track of the underlying and long-lasting impacts. Now is the time to consider portfol

(Jan 10): There seems little doubt that the "phase one" of the US-China deal will be signed, signed. China has announced Vice Premier Liu He will sign the first phase of the trade deal with the US in the week starting Jan 13. This is reflected in

SINGAPORE (Oct 28): It is no surprise that globally, all economies are slowing. The relentless attack on the logistics of free trade has an inevitable effect. The bears baying for China’s demise have found a new focus — China’s latest figures report

  Technical outlook forthe Shanghai market Consolidation, fresh downtrend or oscillation? The Shanghai Index offers good evidence for each of these analytical interpretations. We do know for certain that the potential uptrend, following the breakou

SINGAPORE (June 24): Markets in China and the US have jumped on the confirmation that President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump will meet at the G20. The market reactions look similar, but they come from different causes. It seems unlikely that both