Nicholas Spiro is a Partner at Lauressa Advisory and a financial journalist. He writes for the South China Morning Post (SCMP) and his work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group. Nicholas specializes in analyzing economic trends and providing insights into the global economy, with a particular focus on Asia and emerging markets.
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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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The Thai government's optimism about the number of overall foreign arrivals suggests fewer Chinese tourists isn't as big a problem as feared
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While low yields might be a symptom of Japanification, evidence shows bond markets are on China's side
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As Beijing and Berlin face pressure to stimulate their economies, challenges posed by Trump’s approach could prompt much-needed policy changes.
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The most popular sectors in Japan’s stock market are those benefiting from domestic demand-driven growth, such as property and retail.
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The most popular sectors in Japan's stock market are those benefiting from domestic demand-driven growth, such as property and retail
The problem is not China’s leaders lacking the will to enact large-scale stimulus but whether it will work given the present challenges.
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The problem is not China's leaders lacking the will to enact large-scale stimulus but whether it will work given the present challenges
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