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主持人：Peter Lewis

A fast moving and topical business and finance show bringing you breaking business and economic news and financial market updates. Presented by former CEO and investment bank global trading head Peter Lewis, with over 30 years' industry experience. Join Peter and his expert guests for analysis and discussion on the day's top business stories live every weekday morning 8 to 8:30 a.m. on RTHK Radio 3. We have a podcast to download after the show and you can also listen through the RTHK Radio 3 website live or later in the day. We welcome your questions, comments and feedback to read out in the show. You can email us at moneytalk@rthk.hk, post on our Facebook page "Money Talk on RTHK Radio 3 " or find us on twitter "MoneytalkRadio3") .

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Business and Market Discussion / HK budget recommendations from PwC

The US Federal Reserve has left interest rates on hold in a range of 0 to 0.25% and also left asset purchases unchanged. The FOMC gave a more downbeat assessment of the economy, noting that “the pace of the recovery in economic activity has moderated in recent months.”

US stocks have tumbled overnight as concerns about heightened speculative trading activity deepened. The S&P 500 index turned negative for the year dropping 2.6% to 3,750 its biggest fall in 3 months. The index is now down 0.1% for 2021. The Dow had its worst day since October losing 634 points.

On today’s Money Talk, we’re joined by Personal Wealth Advisor, Enzio von Pfeil and Jack Siu from Credit Suisse. Agnes Wong, Hong Kong Tax Partner at PwC has some recommendations for Hong Kong’s budget next month.

28/01/2021 - 足本 Full (HKT 08:03 - 08:35)

28/01/2021 - 8:08am Business and Market Discussion

Personal Wealth Advisor Enzio von Pfeil, warns that long standing structural issues in the US could lead to economic stagnation.

Jack Siu, Senior APAC Investment Strategist at Credit Suisse, expects the US inflation rate to remain around 2% and unlikely to trigger an immediate interest rate rise.

28/01/2021 - 8:22am Hong Kong budget recommendations

Agnes Wong, Tax Partner at PwC, forecasts a record HK$ 331 billion deficit for Hong Kong and stresses that engaging new talent from elsewhere will be crucial to the territory's medium to long term competitiveness.

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Stewart Aldcroft, (Left) Chairman of CitiTrust & Tariq Dennison, (Right) Portfolio Manager at GFM Asset Management

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Business and Market Discussion

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The retail sector in Hong Kong showed signs of improvement in October, although that was before the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections hit the territory. Retail sales by value fell 8.8% from a year earlier to HK$27.4 billion, compared with a revised -12.8% in September.

The OECD has become less bearish on global growth because of the improved outlook for a coronavirus vaccine. It expects the global economy to contract 4.2% this year, which is an upward revision from the estimated 4.5% fall it projected in September. Looking ahead, the group said China was expected to account for over one-third of world economic growth in 2021.

China's Caixin manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index in November has hit the highest level since December 2010 as the economic rebound from the coronavirus pandemic accelerated. The gauge came in at 54.9 compared to 53.6 in October, beating economists’ expectations for a reading of 53.5.

Growth in US manufacturing eased in November. The Institute for Supply Management’s index tracking factory activity fell to 57.5 last month from 59.3 in October. Economists had forecast a reading of 58.

On today’s Money Talk, we’re joined by Stewart Aldcroft of CitiTrust, David Roche at Independent Strategy and RTHK’s International Economics Correspondent Barry Wood.

02/12/2020 - 足本 Full (HKT 08:03 - 08:35)

02/12/2020 - 8:09am Business and Market Discussion

Stewart Aldcroft, Chairman of CitiTrust, says that China led OECD economic growth forecasts before the pandemic and their new outlook for China doesn't come as a surprise.

David Roche, President & Global Strategist at Independent Strategy, expects geopolitical risk forecasts to be reduced as US President-elect Joe Biden's administration is likely to adopt a coherent foreign policy, thus decreasing uncertainty.

RTHK's International Economics Correspondent Barry Wood, warns that rising poverty in underveloped economies is underestimated as world bodies and organisations have failed to reach out to the poorest regions.