Carolyn Wright speaks with Di Gilpin, Founder and CEO of Smart Green Shipping, on some interesting ways the shipping industry can make itself more environmentally friendly.

Ross Feingold, Director of Research at Caerus Consulting, says the rise of AI is proving a boost for many chip companies in Taiwan, with TSMC announcing the construction of two new packaging plants this week.

RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent Barry Wood, tells Nitin Dialdas that the BOJ’s governor has done a masterful job with moves towards normality, though he was surprised at yesterday’s fall in the yen. He goes on to say that all eyes are now ...

Albert Park, Chief Economist at the Asian Development Bank, says mainland China’s growth target of 5% is possible, but may be a bit optimistic. He goes on to say that strong export numbers this week are among the promising signs. Looking at the wider t...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Charli Chan, Executive Director, Head of HK PRC Team, Capital Markets, at Cushman & Wakefield on what you need to know about investing in property in the GBA.

Sayuri Shirai, Visiting Fellow and Advisor for Sustainable Policies at the Asian Development Bank, says the Bank Of Japan is likely to get rid of negative interest rates. She adds that she will be looking to see what happens around the upper limit on t...

Isaac Poole, Global Chief Investment Officer, Oreana Financial, tells Nitin Dialdas he’s not expecting the Fed to cut this week, but their dot-plot could reveal some interesting info, with potential for the number of cuts expected this year to fall to ...

Xiaolin Chen, Head of International at KraneShares, tells Steven Filby why she’s expecting consolidation in China’s property markets, with people moving from tangible to financial assets. Andrew Sullivan, the Founder of Asian Market Sense, says he’s ke...

Carolyn Wright speaks with Matty Kaffeman, Vice President North Asia and Korea at Verint, on how AI is being used in the customer service sector.

Neil Beveridge, Senior Energy Analyst, Bernstein, says OPEC’s cut back on supply has been very effective, with the focus on price, rather than market share. He goes on to explain why Saudi Arabia needs to keep prices above the US$80 a barrel mark.