Hudson Lockett is a financial journalist who writes for various publications including the Financial Times, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review. His articles primarily focus on economic trends, market analysis, and global financial news, with a particular emphasis on China and Asia. Hudson's reporting provides insights into the impact of economic events on global markets and the implications for investors and businesses.
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Hudson Lockett's coverage predominantly revolves around finance and economy, with a particular focus on investment analysis and data-driven reporting. His articles often delve into the intricacies of global financial markets, particularly within Asia.
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By: Hudson Lockett, Ka Sing Chan, Jonathan Guilford
The five-yearly Communist Party meeting known as the Third Plenum is historically tied with economic policy shifts. Slowing growth and rising trade tensions make the timing apt. In this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists discuss what the event means for China’s future.
By: Hudson Lockett
The Bank of Japan on July 31 raised interest rates for the second time this year and announced reductions to its bond-buying programme.
Taiwan's markets are not falling in line. The MSCI index comprised of Taiwanese stocks has dropped sharply in recent weeks but, unlike its peers in Japan and South Korea, has not come close to reversing its rise for 2024. Indeed, its year-to-date gains of nearly 28% are more than double those of the S&P 500 .
By: Hudson Lockett
Alibaba on Aug. 15 reported revenue of 243.2 billion yuan ($33.5 billion), an increase of 4% year-on-year, in the three months to end-June.
China's investors are bumping up against the country's strict capital controls. Warnings from Beijing have managed to slow a rush into government bonds in recent months that was sparked by a lack of better options for parking cash. That has left a big ball of money with nowhere else to go.
When $12 billion Tongwei , one of the world’s largest polysilicon and solar panel makers, announced plans last month to spend about $700 million to take control of its smaller rival, Runergy, it sparked hopes that much-needed consolidation in China’s badly oversupplied solar sector might finally be kicking off.
By: Primrose Riordan, Hudson Lockett
Blackstone Mortgage (NYSE:) Trust, Inc.'s (NYSE:BXMT) Chief Financial Officer, Anthony F. Marone, Jr., has sold 501 shares of Class A Common Stock on August 30, according to a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The shares were sold at a price of $18.4801, totaling over $9,258.
By: Hudson Lockett
China's manufacturing edge remains central to some of America's most valuable companies, including $655 billion Tesla and $3 trillion Apple.
By: Hudson Lockett
Tongwei, whose shares have fallen about 40% over the past year, announced plans to acquire controlling stake in smaller rival Runergy for up to 5 billion yuan.
China's leaders will be pleased at the immediate reaction to their latest plan to engineer a stock market recovery. The country’s benchmark CSI 300 Index has climbed about 7% since the People’s Bank of China announced a broad package of measures, including rate cuts and stock market support, on Tuesday, taking the gauge into positive territory for the year. But the recovery is likely to fizzle out
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