David Finnerty

Alonso Muñoz, Chief Investment Officer at Hamilton Capital Partners, shares market insights while Matt Winkler, Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Emeritus, discusses Taiwan's semiconductor success and its global tech impact. David Finnerty, Bloomberg FX strategist, analyzes the Chinese economy and its currency amidst shifting global dynamics. They delve into ASML's disappointing bookings and the tension between AI demand and automotive declines, highlighting how these challenges shape investment strategies and the global economic landscape.

David Finnerty, a Bloomberg FX strategist, and Bill Adams, Chief Economist at Comerica Bank, dive into the recent optimism surrounding U.S.-China trade talks, with China's Commerce Ministry signaling potential negotiations. They discuss how this could alleviate tariff tensions and its positive impact on Asian and U.S. equity markets. The pair also analyze the implications of these discussions on currencies and investor sentiment, while also touching on the Federal Reserve’s role amidst economic fluctuations.

David Finnerty, a Bloomberg FX and rates strategist based in Singapore, and Jeff Grylls, Head of EM Debt at Aegon Asset Management, delve into the uncertain landscape created by impending U.S. tariffs. They discuss how Asian stocks are reacting and the potential impacts on inflation and employment. The conversation highlights the fear of stagflation, the fluctuating Chinese yuan, and emerging markets' adaptation strategies. They also explore safe investment avenues as the economic climate grows increasingly volatile.

David Finnerty, a Bloomberg F/X and rates strategist, and Vishal Khanduja, Head of Broad Markets Fixed Income at Morgan Stanley, dive into the intricate world of central bank rate decisions. They discuss the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance and its ripple effects on currencies, particularly the Japanese yen and Chinese yuan. The duo also examines the implications of political instability in South Korea and analyzes the ongoing challenges in monetary policy, inflation targeting, and navigating investment opportunities in Asian fixed income markets.

Bill Lee, Chief Economist at the Milken Institute, David Finnerty, a Bloomberg FX/Rates Strategist, and Paul Brody, EY's Global Blockchain Leader, delve into the complexities of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. They discuss the impact of these policies on Asian markets amid rising geopolitical tensions. The conversation shifts to China's economic struggles with deflation, cryptocurrency regulation, and the promising future of blockchain technology alongside AI. Strategic partnerships for business success also take center stage.