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“The markets hate uncertainty, and until a medication or vaccine is developed to fight the coronavirus outbreak, Covid-19 will be an overhang on the economy,” says the KGI team. “In a nutshell, we are taking a firm view to buy in April and not look back."

As countries impose lockdowns and people lose jobs, sustaining those sectors that can function online has never been more important for a global economy facing one of its darkest periods since the Great Depression.

The virus-led volatility has invoked memories of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis and the 2000 dotcom bust. Yet, Hou’s message is clear: This too shall pass.

According to KGI analyst Chen Guangzhi, Asian markets could well enter a recession earlier than developed countries as investors shy away from emerging markets.

The tech industry has been hard-hit by Covid-19. Find out what's moving and shaking the tech world this week.

For many firms in emerging and developing economies, emulating the successes of Samsung and Hyundai may seem like an impossible dream. But the rapid economic growth of Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries in the second half of

Here are the tech events that made the news this year.

The new smartphone realme XT has just entered the market, and its aim is to win over the younger set

Tech leaders in Asia are warning that risks from ongoing trade tensions are broadening, accelerating the fragmentation of the global industry and threatening collaboration in key research areas.

(Aug 2): The worst may soon be over for an electronics slump that has dogged Asia’s export-driven economies.