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Vincent Mortier, Group CIO of Amundi, Europes largest asset manager, expects the US Federal Reserve to cut rates in June, not March, due to the softening economy and the need to support the US economy in an election year. Mortier also believes that the market is not prepared for this and there will be a repricing of stocks when investors realize that earnings will not grow as expected.

In the US, flows have surged to an 18-month high, reaching $26.3 billion. Notably, there has been a significant influx of funds into US mid and small-cap investments, which had lagged in the recovery since October 2022, says Elara Capital.

The company, Brite Semiconductor, offers chip design services to at least six Chinese military suppliers, a Reuters examination of company statements, regulatory filings, tenders and academic articles by Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) researchers and institutions found.

The ministers shared details of their interactions with top executives during their recent US tour at a media conference. Some of these companies were already in the process of investing about $ 1 billion in the state.

China’s mature chip strategy challenges Washington's technology barricades, writes Christina Knight (Stanford).

US tech stock Nvidia is the investment story of the year as its share price rockets due to the frenzy over the artificial intelligence (AI). Yet has the excitement has gone too far?

"Tesla, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook and Nvidia were the top stocks traded on our platform, which saw trading volumes grow by 37% in H1 2023 compared to H2 2022, while buy transactions went up by 41%," said Viram Shah, CEO and cofounder, Vested Finance, an online investment platform that deals with US stocks.

June Park is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre on Asia & Globalisation of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore.

Pasha De Cartier has been a cult design since its creation in 1985. THE coronavirus pandemic is still raging throughout large parts of the world and China is facing a resurgence of the outbreak, yet investors keep pushing luxury-goods stocks higher, undeterred by near-record valuations. The combination of robust Chinese spending growth and a strong start to the earnings season is seen supporting stocks such as LVMH, Hermes International and Kering SA, all of which reached recor...