Reshma Kapadia
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China Beige Book Show Big Increase in Economic Activity
With Covid restrictions lifted, Chinese consumer seem to be spending again. → Read More
More Covid in China: Economic Turmoil Abounds
Much of the economic hit in China is being felt in the services sector, with activity well below 2019 levels. → Read More
China Tweaks Zero-Covid Policy. But it Isn’t Over Yet.
For investors, China's harsh Covid policy has been the darkest of the clouds looming over the market. → Read More
World Hunger Is on the Rise. These Companies Have Solutions.
With world hunger on the rise, innovative companies such as Deere and Corteva could make a difference. → Read More
China’s Second Quarter Was Grim. Here’s What It Means for Its Stock Recovery.
China is set to report its worst economic growth since the depths of the pandemic in 2020. → Read More
Why This Strategist Thinks Emerging Markets Are the Place to Be
Ruchir Sharma, chairman of Rockefeller International, sees few investment opportunities left in the U.S. and China. Why Brazil, Indonesia could shine. → Read More
Where to Look for Cover in the Market Selloff
Energy, Chinese government bonds, and to some extent, gold, have provided some cushion in the volatile markets. → Read More
Why It’s Time to Invest in Commodities, and How to Do It
Commodities sit at the crossroads of some of today’s biggest investment themes—rising inflation, trouble in China, and the move toward renewable energy amid increased attention to climate change. But not all commodities will do well. Here’s which ones will, and why. → Read More
Forget the 4% Rule. Today’s Retirees Need Flexibility.
Higher inflation, higher interest rates, and lower stock returns mean that retirees and near-retirees need to rethink their stock and bond allocation, as well as how much they can live on. → Read More
Avoid Bonds as Inflation Rises, These Strategists Say. Look at Energy and Emerging Markets Instead.
As inflation rises and economic growth slows, bonds aren't the best investments now, strategists at Gavekal say. → Read More
Government Is Getting Bigger. What It Means for the Stock Market.
It has been decades since federal policies have been sweeping enough to affect the economy and markets for years to come. Here’s how the pros are navigating. → Read More
Chinese Stocks’ Crash Offers a Harsh Tutorial
Beijing—not the markets—calls the shots on shares of China’s companies, no matter where they’re listed. → Read More
Emerging Markets Are Taking a Hit From China
The takeaway for investors: tread carefully, not just in Chinese stocks but also the broader emerging markets. → Read More
Taiwan Semiconductor Is the World’s Most Important Chip Maker. How to Play the Stock.
Taiwan Semiconductor has never been more important. At the same time, there are near-term risks for the company and its rather pricey stock. → Read More
Senate Could Finally Pass Sweeping China Bill
Amendments in the package provide a framework for U.S. policies that could eventually impact industries. → Read More
Beijing Pushes Back Against Yuan Strength. It Could Hurt Chinese Stocks.
Chinese banks must boost foreign-exchange reserves, as Beijing bids to slow yuan appreciation. → Read More
The Next Generation of Would-Be Buffetts—and the Stocks They’re Buying Now
As value stocks emerge from their 15-year slump, it’s become increasing hard to be a true, deep-value manager. Here are seven managers to watch, and how they view value in today’s environment. → Read More
Xiaomi Soars After Court Questions Pentagon Blacklist of Chinese Companies
Federal judge calls the Pentagon's process for the investment bank \ → Read More
Value Is Making a Comeback. Here Are 9 Funds to Play.
February was a big month as investors started positioning for a Covid-19 recovery. → Read More
Investors Need to Consider These China Risks
Investors are looking to see if China eases up on its credit stance, and how recent antimonopoly moves are handled. → Read More