The countries most exposed to China’s slowing economy are not necessarily those you’d expect. Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, global market strategist with JPMorgan Investment Bank, talks to the FT’s capital markets editor Dan McCrum about the banking, investment and trade links that tie nations to China.
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James Mackintosh on stock picking and oil impact
Analysing companies in terms of their exposure to factors such as oil, the dollar or the economic cycle is popular. James Mackintosh, investment editor, says Volkswagen is another example of a growing threat to corporate profits: the costs of regulatory action.
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The price rout has led the leading energy forecasters to cut expectations for non-Opec crude output and increase their demand estimates for Opec oil. The FT’s Neil Hume and Anjli Raval discuss the outlook for oil production and the price of crude.
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The Federal Reserve’s decision not to raise rates sparked a negative reaction from stock markets, and complaints from investors. Martin Wolf, in conversation with John Authers, defends the Fed’s decision.
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