Money Talk

Adam Dawes, Senior Investment Adviser, Shaw and Partners, says Australia is not immune to the Fed’s rate cut, and that, plus a turn around in iron ore and copper, have contributed to the rise of the market in the country. He goes on to explain why he e...

Carolyn Wright speaks to Peisi Deng, Wealth Advisor at Stashaway, who will explain the FIRE, or financial independence retire early concept as well as looking into how feasible it is.

Andrew Freris, CEO of Ecognosis Advisory tells James Ross it’s very childish for investors to follow the Fed’s moves so closely, and that the response to the 50 basis point cut is mainly psychological. Samuel Faveur, CEO of Mandarin Capital, says the c...

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent says he’s surprised and puzzled by why the Fed went for a 50 basis point cut, given the state of the US economy, and it will be interesting to see how markets move for the remainder of the week.

Jeff Cheung speaks to Martin Sarjeant, Head of Solutions Management, Insurance and Climate Risk at FIS, in the conclusion of a two-part series about how small businesses can - and should - prepare for the increasing frequency of extreme weather events.

Hao Zhou, Chief Economist at GTJAI, tells Steven Filby that while he was surprised by the choice of a 50 basis point cut, the market had priced it in, but there are uncertainties ahead. Enzio von Pfeil, a capital preservation specialist at Financial Sh...

Ross Feingold, Director of Research at Caerus Consulting, says exports hit a new high in August, driven by AI and the wider tech sector. He moves onto news of co-operation on chips between Samsung and TSMC.

Carolyn Wright rounds up some of the key topics on the agenda at the CITIC CLSA Investors Forum with Lance Noble, Chen Zheng and Tony Zhan from the CLSA team of experts who spoke at the event.

Barry Wood, RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent, tells Steven Filby a 25 basis point is the likely action from the Federal Reserve later, and that will be good news for borrowers, adding that overall the US economy is on solid ground.

Martin Schulz, Chief Economist at Fujitsu joins in with a View from Japan to talk about the upcoming Liberal Democrat Party’s leadership race and its implications for the country’s economy as the Bank of Japan meets with the yen at its strongest in a y...