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Adani wipeout hurts but won’t derail foreign investor faith in India
Published on November 29th, 2024
Investors expect a stronger spotlight on governance and disclosure, and perhaps some volatility, but say the affair has not challenged the reasons they are in India in the first place – for exposure to a growing economy and a huge consumer market. “Foreign investors may grow more cautious about the transparency and governance practices of Indian companies,” said Steve Lawrence, chief investment officer at Balfour Capital.
Trump’s ‘tariff tantrums’ threaten Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam – and beyond
Published on November 23rd, 2024
Asian countries could retaliate with tariffs on the US and Western firms,” said Steve Alain Lawrence, chief investment officer of wealth management group Balfour Capital. “They could [also] impose non-tariff barriers, such as stricter regulatory measures or delays at customs, to frustrate American businesses.”
Indian shares dive as polls show Modi’s mandate weakening
Published on June 04, 2024
India’s Markets React to Modi’s Potential Slim Majority
Published on June 04, 2024
India kicks off vote counting for the world’s biggest election, with exit polls projecting a Modi victory
Published on June 03, 2024
Stocks set to scale record highs as vote counting for LS election begins
Published on June 04, 2024
India shares plunge as polls show Modi’s mandate slipping
Published on June 4, 2024
India shares dive as polls show Modi’s mandate slipping
Published on June 4, 2024
India shares plunge as polls show Modi’s mandate slipping
Published on June 4, 2024
Weak Yuan Boosts the Appeal of Hong Kong Stocks Over China’s
Published on May 24, 2024
Steve Lawrence, chief investment officer at Balfour Capital, who manages $300 mln across different funds, sees money flowing back into Chinese stocks.
“The reality is when there’s fear, or there’s a sense of fear, the smart money, the real money, always buys. If you take a step back, China is still growing, it will continue to grow,” Lawrence said.
“It’s just the beginning of a massive biblical move. When you have such a divergence – the Nasdaq at all-time highs and where the Hang Seng is – there will be a teeter-totter.”
