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Bespoke Research on China and neighbouring regions

Bixmoor specialises in providing bespoke research to business, governments and the financial community on China and neighbouring regions. We seek to build long-term relationships with our clients, based on our expertise, our reliability and our determination to find the right solution.

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The Chinese authorities have long had an ambivalent, or downright hostile, attitude towards Protestant house-churches. There are signs that this may be about to change, although toleration of religion is not universal.

The Chinese authorities have long had an ambivalent, or downright hostile, attitude towards Protestant house-churches. There are signs that this may be about to change, although toleration of religion is not universal.

China's House Churches May Be Officially Accepted

China's Communist Party, the largest such organization in the world, was founded in 1921. But recent celebrations omitted any mention of the founding members, whose politics was somewhat at variance with those of Mao and his successors.

China's Communist Party, the largest such organization in the world, was founded in 1921. But recent celebrations omitted any mention of the founding members, whose politics was somewhat at variance with those of Mao and his successors.

This is not such a simple topic as is sometimes suggested. Today, <a href="http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2016-08/16/content_26491580.htm" target="_blank">China Daily exults</a> in China’s leap to 25th place in the world, up from 29th last year, according to the <a href="https://www.globalinnovationindex.org/" target="_blank">Global Innovation Index</a>, generated by INSEAD, the French business school.What is missed is that China was also 29th in 2007 but fell to 43rd in 2009/10 and again in 2011, but fell to 35th in 2013. These rankings are not a static stepladder up which one rises steadily. There are over 100 countries and they all want to make…

This is not such a simple topic as is sometimes suggested. Today, China Daily exults in China’s leap to 25th place in the world, up from 29th last year, according to the Global Innovation Index, generated by INSEAD, the French business school.What is missed is that China was also 29th in 2007 but fell to 43rd in 2009/10 and again in 2011, but fell to 35th in 2013. These rankings are not a static stepladder up which one rises steadily. There are over 100 countries and they all want to make…

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David Riedel

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Independent equity research on GEM Markets

Riedel Research

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In this month's analysis of the RRG Global Consumer Sentiment Index (GCSI) we focus on:<ol><li class="p1">The recent impact the Brexit has had on the global economy,</li><li class="p1">Why the consensus view (that while the eurozone is proving resilient to the turmoil surrounding the Brexit the UK is already suffering greatly and is set to for further pain) is inconsistent with recent evidence in the GCSI</li><li class="p1">Highlight which markets and sectors globally can be expected to outperform through year end. </li></ol>

In this month's analysis of the RRG Global Consumer Sentiment Index (GCSI) we focus on:The recent impact the Brexit has had on the global economy,Why the consensus view (that while the eurozone is proving resilient to the turmoil surrounding the Brexit the UK is already suffering greatly and is set to for further pain) is inconsistent with recent evidence in the GCSIHighlight which markets and sectors globally can be expected to outperform through year end. 

Why the Consensus Is Wrong on The UK - Strategy Through Year End

Asia Economist and CEO, Centennial Asia Advisors

Manu Bhaskaran

Asia Economist and CEO

Centennial Asia Advisors

At Centennial Asia Advisors, we tell it like it is. We have no vested interests, no need for a China wall, and no reason to skew our outlook any other way. With over 30 years experience covering Asia’s political economy, you can be sure our conclusions and analyses are based on the unadulterated facts. Through years of fine-tuning our research methodologies, we deliver a quality of macroeconomic analysis few other houses can match.

Centennial Asia Advisors is an independent research and advisory firm that works with governments, multilateral institutions, financial firms and leading MNCs.

Economic Policy and Strategic Advisors

Macroeconomics

<ul><li>The recent slew of economic data reveals a stabilisation that remains on tenuous footing. Notably, FAI decelerated markedly, led by paltry growth in private investment.</li><li>Risks abound: Credit risks stemming from souring corporate loans and shadowy wealth management products need to be pared; inflation risks are mostly under control as core inflation creeps upwards to healthier levels; growth risks remain the most salient as structural reforms are needed for long-term sustainability.</li><li>Monetary policy will remain accommodative while fiscal stimulus will be stepped up. There will also be a need for concerted efforts to reduce overcapacity and deleveraging.</li></ul>

The recent slew of economic data reveals a stabilisation that remains on tenuous footing. Notably, FAI decelerated markedly, led by paltry growth in private investment.Risks abound: Credit risks stemming from souring corporate loans and shadowy wealth management products need to be pared; inflation risks are mostly under control as core inflation creeps upwards to healthier levels; growth risks remain the most salient as structural reforms are needed for long-term sustainability.Monetary policy will remain accommodative while fiscal stimulus will be stepped up. There will also be a need for concerted efforts to reduce overcapacity and deleveraging.

China: Economic Stabilisation Needs to Be Undergirded by Structural Reforms

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China's House Churches May Be Officially Accepted

The Chinese authorities have long had an ambivalent, or downright hostile, attitude towards Protestant house-churches. There are signs that this...

Bixmoor

Amnesia over the Founding Fathers

China's Communist Party, the largest such organization in the world, was founded in 1921. But recent celebrations omitted any mention of the...

Bixmoor

China in the World Innovation Rankings

This is not such a simple topic as is sometimes suggested. Today, China Daily exults in China’s leap to 25th place in the world, up from 29th last...

Bixmoor

Why the Consensus Is Wrong on The UK - Strategy Through Year End

In this month's analysis of the RRG Global Consumer Sentiment Index (GCSI) we focus on: The recent impact the Brexit has had on the global...

David Riedel

China: Economic Stabilisation Needs to Be Undergirded by Structural Reforms

The recent slew of economic data reveals a stabilisation that remains on tenuous footing. Notably, FAI decelerated markedly, led by paltry growth...

Manu Bhaskaran

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