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Worse GDPs, Market Expectations, Chinese Manufacturing and the Rising US Dollar

Tony Nash, Chief Executive Officer, Complete Intelligence

02-Apr-20 07:00

Worse GDPs, Market Expectations, Chinese Manufacturing and the Rising US Dollar

We speak to Tony about corporate earnings as the Dow and S&P 500 extended losses after their worst quarter since 2008 as Trump warned of a “painful two weeks ahead”.

We also get into his expectations for markets in April, the shortage of US Dollars globally and Chinese Manufacturing data.

Produced by: Michael Gong

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan, Noelle Lim, Khoo Hsu Chuang


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Categories:  Investments

Tags:  US Dollar ShortageChina ManufacturingDow JonesS&P 500Corporate Earnings





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