Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek
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Get a head start to your work day with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek from 6am to 9am. Listen to insightful discussions on the stories and issues that matter the most to you and be apprised of the markets and the companies to watch.
JAN 17, 2023
17/01/23 - Breakfast Brief: Recession warnings, windfall taxes for food companiesIn today's Breakfast Brief, we look at yet more warnings about a recession this year - this time from a PwC survey launched a Davos as well as calls for a windfall tax targeting food companies.
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JAN 17, 2023
17/01/23 - China Perspective: China property crisis, officials draft 21-point action plan to aid developersFrom economists anticipating more support measures by the Chinese government to be rolled out in a bid to stimulate home demand and with Chinese New Year just round the corner, the question now is, are consumers willing to spend?
Chen Jiahe, Chief Investment Officer, Novem Arcae Technologies shares his perspective on these headlines and more.
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JAN 16, 2023
16/01/23 - Mind Your Business: NETS' new prepaid card targeted at dependents segmentPayment services group Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) recently launched its first ‘smart’ stored-value Prepaid card that can be used for for retail and transit.
Lawrence Chan, Group CEO, Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) shares more about their target audience and the new card is different from other offerings.
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JAN 16, 2023
16/01/23 - Why It Matters: Why Income adopts people-first as the core of what it doesIncome recently released a series of integrated campaigns to encourage people to tackle important conversations surrounding their personal and financial wellbeing.
As connecting with customers on a personal level becomes increasingly important, Dhiren Amin, Chief Customer Officer, Income shares how it has successfully injected the people-first marketing strategy into the heart of the brand.
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10:07
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JAN 16, 2023
16/01/23 - Bigger Picture: Japan rate decision, Netflix earnings, Commodities to watchCharu Chanana, Market Strategist, Saxo Singapore discusses what surprises we might be able to expect from the Bank of Japan in its rate decision this week, what commodities are making big moves around China's reopening story, as well as a preview of earnings for Netflix and P&G.
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10:05
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JAN 16, 2023
16/01/23 - Breakfast Brief: China growth, Japan data, Bangkok's new train terminalIn today's Breakfast Brief, we discuss what investors can look out for in the week ahead including a data dump from China, and the official opening of Thailand's Bang Sue Grand Station, Southeast Asia's most modern rail terminus.
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JAN 16, 2023
16/01/23 - Washington Report: Biden, Kishida bolster US-Japan security relationshipFrom US' latest treaty with Japan and how its set the tone for the G7 summit plus the latest in US-China chip war.
Frank Lavin, Chairman, Export Now. He was also formerly White House Political Director and US Ambassador to Singapore shares his analysis on those headlines and more.
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08:40
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JAN 13, 2023
13/01/23 - Why It Matters: Production of new notes gives rise to significant carbon emissionsChinese New Year’s just around the corner and snaking queues for crispy new notes at our local banks are a common sight at this time of the year. But with greater focus put on the environment now than before, the Monetary Authority of Singapore is encouraging the public to use “Fit-for-Gifting” notes, or fit notes.
Cindy Mok, Assistant Managing Director (Finance, Risk and Currency), Monetary Authority of Singapore shares why new notes are not sustainable in the longer term.
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JAN 13, 2023
13/01/23 - Breakfast Brief: Fed policymakers signal rate-hike slowdownIn today's Breakfast Brief, we speak with Lee Kian Soon, CEO, Astral Asset Management about the implications for the Fed’s upcoming interest rates decision and the sectors set to benefit from the China reopening story.
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JAN 13, 2023
13/01/23 - Weekly Wrap Up: Singapore business sentiments to China's reopeningMany foreign businesses are gearing up to resume business travel to China following its reopening, with at least four business missions expected to take place between Singapore and China over the next three months.
Kurt Wee, President, Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME) shares his take on business confidence in China, growth opportunities and what start-ups looking to venture into China need to look out for.
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