Jing Liu

Jing Liu of HSBC discusses Asia Markets. Danny Lee talks about Ford's push into affordable EVs. Haslinda Amin breaks down the stakes in Indonesia's presidential election.

Bob Savage, Head of Markets Strategy and Insights at BNY, and Jing Liu, Greater China Chief Economist at HSBC, are joined by Mark Cranfield, a Bloomberg M-LIV Strategist in Singapore. They discuss the cautious decline of Asian markets influenced by upcoming central bank decisions and major tech earnings. The trio explores China's $50 trillion financial landscape, regulatory hurdles, and strategies for economic recovery. They also analyze potential shifts in Japanese monetary policy and the impact of tech earnings on market sentiments.

The podcast features Jing Liu from HSBC, Andrew Slimmon from Morgan Stanley, and James McIntyre from Bloomberg discussing topics like consumer behavior in China's 618 Shopping Festival, economic trends, home buyers' concerns, foreign investment, inflation measurements, market trends, and Australia's economic prospects.

Chief China Economist, Jing Liu, discusses China's 2024 growth target, focusing on challenges in achieving it, pandemic recovery, consumer spending, monetary easing, and shift towards a new growth model. The podcast also explores China's strategy for sustainable growth through domestic consumption, social benefits, and countercyclical stimulus measures, including the issuance of special treasury bonds for infrastructural projects.

Live from HSBC Hong Kong, Jing Liu, Michelle Kwok, and Frank Lee discuss the state of the Chinese economy, optimism in China's growth despite recent data, implications of weaker growth in China for the region, developments in Southeast Asian equity markets, temple hunting in Indonesia, supply chain relocation in ASEAN, and the rise of artificial intelligence in the tech world.