Malcolm Scott is an Editor at various prominent outlets including BusinessMirror and NDTV. He specializes in finance and business journalism, covering a range of topics such as market trends, economic analysis, and corporate developments. His work has been featured in notable publications such as BQ Prime, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Malcolm's coverage heavily focuses on global finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on international relations. He is particularly interested in evolving stories and expert commentary related to government announcements, legal policy regulations, and economic developments.
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Morgan Stanley economists see AI, the energy transition and defense spending fueling a capital expenditure-led expansion for Asia.
By: Malcolm Scott
The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered a third straight interest-rate hike, unwinding all of last year’s reductions.
China’s early lead in humanoid robots will help power the next phase of its global manufacturing and export dominance, according to new research from Morgan Stanley.
A liderança inicial da China em robôs humanoides ajudará a impulsionar a próxima fase de sua dominância global na fabricação e exportação, segundo uma nova pesquisa do Morgan Stanley.
South Korea and Taiwan’s artificial intelligence-fueled chip booms are set to swell both economies’ trade surpluses and pressure their central banks to raise interest rates later this year.
US President Donald Trump wraps his pomp-filled trip to Beijing with deals and a new strategic framework.
The windfall earned by Asian chip makers is coursing through the world economy, mirroring on a global scale the circular flow of money within the AI ecosystem.
By: Malcolm Scott
The Iran war is causing price hikes and inflicting damage on a global economy that’s barely recovered from the last inflation spike.
Policymakers in South Korea are grappling with how to manage the AI-fueled chip boom.
The artificial-intelligence capex boom is fueling gains for South Korea and Taiwan and rewiring the region’s growth model.
