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In our new mini-series ‘Transition Pathways’, we’ll be having conversations about some of the most carbon intensive industries. We’ll explore how they’re moving forward on the path to net zero and examining some of the macro drivers, demands and innovation influencing their strategies. In our first episode, we discuss the survey findings from 300 global energy companies which reveal how they are making the transition to a more sustainable future, with HSBC’s Group Head of Climate Transition, Seb Henbest.
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Herald van der Linde is joined by Evan Li, Head of Asia Energy Transition Research, to discuss the opportunities and challenges of renewable energy in the region, where China is both the leading polluter and number one name in solar and wind.
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Janet Henry and Murat Ulgen discuss the impact of China’s reopening on the rest of the world, the outlook for inflation and central bank policy, and whether emerging market assets can recover some of the deep losses seen over the past two years.
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Herald van der Linde and Fred Neumann discuss the wide-ranging impacts of China's grand reopening on economies and equity markets in Asia and beyond.
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Jing Liu examines the macro issues facing China as key COVID-related restrictions are lifted. Simon Wells considers whether European policymakers may be overly optimistic on how quickly they can return inflation to their 2% target.
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Fred Neumann and Herald van der Linde discuss the key issues shaping Asian economies and equity markets in 2023, including interest rates, inflation and China’s grand re-opening.
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Janet Henry explains why a near-term slowdown in inflation will not warrant rate cuts from the major central banks in the coming year. Murat Ulgen finds investors are turning more bullish in our latest EM sentiment survey.
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Jing Liu discusses our revised GDP forecasts in light of China’s property and COVID-19 policy changes, Fabio Balboni looks at how labour market developments could affect inflation and James Pomeroy assesses a divide in the latest economic data.
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