Reshma Kapadia is an Associate Editor who writes for MarketWatch, Barron's, and Yahoo Finance Singapore. With a focus on finance and investments, Reshma covers topics such as market trends, active fund management, emerging markets, and global economic developments. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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Multinationals like Starbucks and Marriott are taking a hard look at their Chinese operations—and tempering their outlooks.
Multinationals like Starbucks and Marriott are taking a hard look at their Chinese operations—and tempering their outlooks.
By: Reshma Kapadia
A spate of possible constitutional reforms increase worries about democratic backsliding and the business climate in Mexico.
By: Reshma Kapadia
J. Dennis Jean-Jacques, founder of Ocean Park Investments, likes durable businesses with competitive advantages.
By: Reshma Kapadia
Chinese stocks logged their best gains since the 2008-2009 financial crisis as a batch of stimulus and vows for more have forced investors to take
By: Reshma Kapadia
Chinese stocks have been on a wild ride since Beijing signaled last month it would take a new approach to stabilizing its economy. Now a Finance Ministry briefing on Saturday should tell investors whether Beijing will follow up its words with action. Chinese stock markets surged in mid-September after Beijing announced coordinated steps to revive an economy struggling with deflation, battered consumer and private-sector confidence, and a painful property slump.
By: Reshma Kapadia
Investors needed details on the size, scope, and implementation of future fiscal spending. For the most part, China failed to deliver.
By: Reshma Kapadia
Millennials might be doing better than their predecessors—but they also might be the most economically divided generation that America has ever seen.
With such a tight race, it isn’t clear when the U.S. will have a final outcome to Tuesday’s presidential election. But some Barclays analysts have a cheat sheet for what to look for as exit polls and votes begin to roll out this evening. Issues That MatterAs results from exit polls start roll
By: Reshma Kapadia
Strategists are advising investors to be cautious about China-related risks as President-elect Trump appoints several vocal China critics to key posts.
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