Jonathan Anderson News
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China’s economic slowdown threatens to derail efforts to curb underground lending -- measures championed by Premier Wen Jiabao as crucial to future growth.
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UBS AG economist Jonathan Anderson said he was resigning after more than a decade in the “frenzied industry” of investment banking and will take a “smaller and quieter role as an independent consultant on emerging markets.”
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What will 2012 bring? We are in the fifth year of a financial crisis, and it would be wonderful to forecast a strong global recovery. Yet Europe is still trying to right itself, joblessness stays high in the U.S., and China’s ability to escape the malaise in the West remains an open question.
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Investors are “overreacting” to China’s credit boom as the lending expansion over a five-year period trails its emerging-market rivals, according to UBS AG.
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Communist leaders have ordered state-owned companies to buy up private rivals, causing some foreign investors and trade groups to cry foul.
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By most measures, Zhejiang Gonow Auto Co. was one of China’s private-enterprise success stories. Established in 2003, the company produces microvans popular with farmers and sells pickup trucks as far afield as Iran and Peru.
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China, the biggest brake on global inflation for two decades, is embracing wage increases that threaten to erode retailers’ margins and demand for bonds.
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