Mia Castagnone is a Graduate Trainee Reporter for the South China Morning Post (SCMP). With a focus on local news in China and Hong Kong, Mia covers a wide range of topics including technology, finance, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Star Media Group Berhad and Newswav.
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Mia Castagnone's focus is primarily on the finance and economy of China and Hong Kong, with an emphasis on local companies, workforce issues, IPOs, banking developments, and economic trends. Her coverage also includes insights from industry leaders at conferences.
To effectively reach out to Mia, consider providing data-backed insights or investment analysis related to the topics covered in her articles. Additionally, if you have expertise in areas such as small-cap listings, salary trends in Hong Kong or Chinese biotech developments among others mentioned above, it could be valuable for her coverage. Keep in mind that Mia's geographic focus is local (China & Hong Kong), so pitches should align with this scope.
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By: Mia Castagnone
Sentiment suffers with prospect of tariffs, slower global growth, rising inflation and potentially fewer Fed rate cuts, say Nomura analysts.
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‘Any positive catalyst looks absent after the disappointing stimulus announcement in China,' analyst says
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More stimulus is needed as spending is still too low to achieve its growth target, co-CIO Prince says
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‘Sailing Through Changes’ is the theme of this year’s investment summit, with China stimulus and Trumponomics likely to be hotly debated.
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‘People are leery of investing a lot of money in a country that is part of geopolitical tensions,' Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks says
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‘People are leery of investing a lot of money in a country that is part of geopolitical tensions,’ Oaktree Capital’s Howard Marks says.
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