Nicholas Spiro is a Partner at Lauressa Advisory. He specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, finance, and business economics, with a particular focus on markets in Asia, including China and Japan. Nicholas has been featured in prominent publications such as Cigalah Group, South China Morning Post SCMP, and Newswav.
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Nicholas Spiro's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, the global economy, and real estate. He frequently cites data and provides investment analysis. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches from professionals with expertise in economics, global markets, central banking policies, and real estate trends.
Pitches could include insights into economic indicators or market movements that support or challenge prevailing trends discussed in his articles. Additionally, experts providing forward-looking analysis of emerging markets' potential or risks may also capture his interest given his coverage themes.
It's important to note that Nicholas does not have a specific geographic focus but tends to take an international approach when discussing financial and economic matters.
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By: Nicholas Spiro
The financial and economic risks of a second Trump term are becoming clearer for interest rate-sensitive sectors, particularly property
By: Nicholas Spiro
Asia's best hope is that the transactional side of the incoming US president wins out and he strikes a grand bargain with China
There is no room for complacency on the acute threats facing Asia, but its varied real estate landscape and sources of resilience merit note.
By: Nicholas Spiro
There is no room for complacency on the acute threats facing Asia, but its varied real estate landscape and sources of resilience merit note
By: Nicholas Spiro
Structural reform is never easy, but for China even a messy pivot to consumption is better than staying cautious and not pivoting at all.
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A sharp sell-off in bond markets despite the Fed's easing cycle shows investors are worried about the uncertainty around Trump's second term
By: Nicholas Spiro
There are good reasons Hong Kong's real estate market keeps underperforming regional peers, but the prevailing narrative is too pessimistic
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Tensions within Trump's economic policies could lead to some being scrapped, but they could also be a further source of chaos
Tensions within Trump’s economic policies could lead to some being scrapped, but they could also be a further source of chaos.
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