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Osborne sees red
Week in China: British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne is aiming for the UK to be 'the home of Asian investment in Europe' and for London to be Europe's renminbi hub.
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Delivering an investment-grade outcome at Rio+20
In June, Rio de Janeiro will host a conference on sustainable develpment. Head of HSBC Climate Change Centre Nick Robins discusses the first draft of the outcome document.
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How credit intensive is Asia's growth?
According to Co-Head of Asian Economic Research Frederic Neumann, Asia's impressive recovery from the global financial crisis has been powered by credit.
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US Economic Outlook
According to Chief US Economist Kevin Logan, there are several reasons to expect sluggish growth in the US for most of the coming year.
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The big convergence
According to Global Head of Emerging Markets Research Pablo Goldberg, the process of convergence between the 'risk-free' developed markets and the 'risky' emerging markets has been rapidly accelerating.
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When the wheels fall off
Investors' loss of faith is reminiscent of the collapse in confidence in 2008, when the wheels came off the global economy, says Stephen King, Group Chief Economist.
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UK policy: TINA or Turner?
The government will have to decide if it is to stick to its policy of spending cuts and adopt the early-1980s Thatcher mantra of There Is No Alternative or if a policy of slower fiscal tightening is necessary. The choice is TINA or Turner, says Simon Wells, Chief UK Economist.
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China in 2012: Time to reflate
More than inflation, China's top policy concern in 2012 is growth, according to Qu Hongbin, Chief Economist for Greater China.
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Investors' top ten questions about the renminbi
Learn how the offshore renminbi market works, and what developments can be expected in renminbi internationalisation in 2012.
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Riding out the storm:
Global equities in 2012Equity market growth is expected to be slow in 2012 but global political uncertainty means that both upside and downside risks are great. Extreme outcomes are more probable than the normal cyclical progression of equities.
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Why the euro won't weaken
Global Head of Foreign Exchange Research David Bloom says that the euro is more likely to rise than to fall in coming months.
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