Daily Financial News - International

China is spending US$40bn a year in Africa. Longer term consequences can include Australia’s exports of iron ore

In search of a solution to ever-expanding debt-to-GDP ratios, Dr Roy van Keulen offers some food for thought, alongside a few ideas of companies likely to benefit

Curtis Cifuentes explains how Sony has cashed in on the revival of music industry revenues now streaming has reached a critical mass

As the global economy swings from the recovery phase to expansion there are important policy and market implications for investors

After emerging markets have weathered pandemic storms, equity and currency strategists chart a course for investors in a region considered a core holding by professionals

While traditional structural issues may weigh on some investors, many others seek out emerging markets for a core holding, by virtue of sheer size and growth prospects

‘It Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better’ – The Global Economy in the covid-19 Vaccine Era

Part II: Chinese government expenditure plans will create tailwinds for certain industries and sectors, while at the same time providing vital clues for share investors

China plays a vital role in the world economy, yet the West is taking measures to curtail its rise. Part 1 in a series of 2

Kim Catechis, head of investment strategy at Martin Currie, warns the next decade will likely see increasing efforts to disassociate the two largest economies in the world