Like the many proxy wars fought between the US and the Soviet Union from the 1950s to the 1980s, US and China are not expected to engage in any direct combat. However, the US is expected to unilaterally attack China in all areas, short of actual military conflict. Until one side shows a clear supremacy over the other, the US-led proxy wars will continue for many years to come and naturally China will respond and retaliate in self-defence. We are likely to see sharp increases in military and research and development spending from both countries. See this week’s China on the Move for more.
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KLSE Conclusion & Recommendation
In analysing an economy, one can rely on the cold raw statistics and study them thoroughly. Or one...
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07/12/2019 08:15 am MYT
New York
"President Trump and the whole bunch of American politicians have been unfairly accusing China of stealing and copying...
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07/12/2019 07:24 am MYT
Tokyo
"Between 1989 and 2019, Japan changed prime ministers 11 times, implemented unconventional monetary policies, and incurred the highest...
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07/12/2019 07:22 am MYT
Hong Kong
"How bad will Hong Kong’s recession be? Who knows. It all depends on the Hong Kong rioters and...
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07/12/2019 07:20 am MYT
China On The Move
On 18 Mar 2004, i Capital started an exclusive section on China, an immensely important, huge, and complex...
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06/12/2019 05:08 pm MYT
KLSE Conclusion & Recommendation
The self-inflicted crisis in 2008 hit the United States very hard. Besides a long list of iconic, well-established...
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30/11/2019 08:19 am MYT
New York
"10 long years after the 2008 downturn, the workers, consumers and businesses are still haunted by what happened...
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30/11/2019 08:11 am MYT
Tokyo
"While Abe Shinzo may go down in history as the longest-serving prime minister of Japan, unless there are...
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30/11/2019 08:08 am MYT
Hong Kong
"The British stole Hong Kong from China 177 years ago, just like how they stole the Chagos Islands...
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30/11/2019 08:04 am MYT
China On The Move
On 18 Mar 2004, i Capital started an exclusive section on China, an immensely important, huge, and complex...
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29/11/2019 05:27 pm MYT
KLSE Conclusion & Recommendation
Tanjong Piai has spoken, loud and clear. Barisan Nasional got back the parliamentary seat from Pakatan Harapan, only...
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23/11/2019 08:43 am MYT
New York
"Inflation is a complex subject. Unemployment rate and wages are only two of the factors that determine inflation."Last...
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23/11/2019 08:39 am MYT
Tokyo
"Officials from Japan’s Ministry of Defence cannot enter these bases without US military approval. There have been growing...
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23/11/2019 08:35 am MYT
LATEST UPDATES
Japan
In Oct, Japan’s current account registered a surplus of 1.82 trillion Yen...
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09/12/2019 11:11 am MYT
US
Non-farm payrolls increased by 266,000 in Nov, while job gains in the...
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09/12/2019 10:37 am MYT
Japan
In Nov, the year-on-year bank lending growth edged up slightly to 2.3%...
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09/12/2019 10:28 am MYT
Japan
In the second estimate, Japan’s 3Q 2019 real GDP growth was revised...
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09/12/2019 09:56 am MYT
Section F : Directors & Significant Shareholders
09/12/2019 08:48 am MYT
China
In Nov, exports rose 1.3%, year-on-year, to RMB1.57 trillion, while imports rose...
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09/12/2019 08:39 am MYT
Global Company Analysis
This week, i Capital initiates coverage on...
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09/12/2019 07:58 am MYT
KLSE Conclusion & Recommendation
In analysing an economy, one can rely on the cold raw statistics...
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07/12/2019 08:15 am MYT
Tokyo
"Between 1989 and 2019, Japan changed prime ministers 11 times, implemented unconventional...
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07/12/2019 07:22 am MYT
Hong Kong
"How bad will Hong Kong’s recession be? Who knows. It all depends...
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07/12/2019 07:20 am MYT
i Capital International Value Fund
NAV as at 30 Nov 2019 = A$0.9238...
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07/12/2019 07:14 am MYT
Malaysian Company Analysis
i Capital this week features DPI Holdings (DPI),...
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06/12/2019 06:35 pm MYT
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Note from Publisher
First, it was the signing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act into law. As if angering China was not enough, this week, the US Congress passed the Uighur human rights bill, requiring the president to sanction Chinese government officials responsible for supposed human rights abuses against the Uighurs in Xinjiang. With the US lawmakers acting as human rights champion and bashing China in whatever way they can, any chance of improving US-China relations is fast disappearing before it can even begin. Judging by how things are developing, the US is forcing her relations with China to morph into a new Cold War. The US appears to be using the same strategies that she used against the Soviet Union after World War II.
Like the many proxy wars fought between the US and the Soviet Union from the 1950s to the 1980s, US and China are not expected to engage in any direct combat. However, the US is expected to unilaterally attack China in all areas, short of actual military conflict. Until one side shows a clear supremacy over the other, the US-led proxy wars will continue for many years to come and naturally China will respond and retaliate in self-defence. We are likely to see sharp increases in military and research and development spending from both countries. See this week’s China on the Move for more.
Like the many proxy wars fought between the US and the Soviet Union from the 1950s to the 1980s, US and China are not expected to engage in any direct combat. However, the US is expected to unilaterally attack China in all areas, short of actual military conflict. Until one side shows a clear supremacy over the other, the US-led proxy wars will continue for many years to come and naturally China will respond and retaliate in self-defence. We are likely to see sharp increases in military and research and development spending from both countries. See this week’s China on the Move for more.
Note from Publisher
First, it was the signing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act into law. As if angering China was not enough, this week, the US Congress passed the Uighur human rights bill, requiring the president to sanction Chinese government officials responsible for supposed human rights abuses against the Uighurs in Xinjiang. With the US lawmakers acting as human rights champion and bashing China in whatever way they can, any chance of improving US-China relations is fast disappearing before it can even begin. Judging by how things are developing, the US is forcing her relations with China to morph into a new Cold War. The US appears to be using the same strategies that she used against the Soviet Union after World War II.
Like the many proxy wars fought between the US and the Soviet Union from the 1950s to the 1980s, US and China are not expected to engage in any direct combat. However, the US is expected to unilaterally attack China in all areas, short of actual military conflict. Until one side shows a clear supremacy over the other, the US-led proxy wars will continue for many years to come and naturally China will respond and retaliate in self-defence. We are likely to see sharp increases in military and research and development spending from both countries. See this week’s China on the Move for more.
Like the many proxy wars fought between the US and the Soviet Union from the 1950s to the 1980s, US and China are not expected to engage in any direct combat. However, the US is expected to unilaterally attack China in all areas, short of actual military conflict. Until one side shows a clear supremacy over the other, the US-led proxy wars will continue for many years to come and naturally China will respond and retaliate in self-defence. We are likely to see sharp increases in military and research and development spending from both countries. See this week’s China on the Move for more.
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