Geopolitics helps drive Middle Eastern money to Asia as wealthy Gulf investors hedge their bets
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Geopolitics helps drive Middle Eastern money to Asia as wealthy Gulf investors hedge their bets
Last October, Hong Kong’s highest-ranking financial minister trooped to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital city and the home of the Tadawul, its stock exchange. Surrounded by Saudi officials, Paul Chan pressed a button to launch the Middle East’s largest exchange-traded fund. The new ETF has $1.2 billion in assets under management, tracking 30 sharia-compliant companies that trade in the Chinese city. (One company that was excluded? Megabank HSBC, f…
Trump’s tariffs accelerate Gulf-Asia realignment and draw European attention
In the era of renewed global trade protectionism, US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies-designed to promote American industry and reduce dependency on foreign imports-are reverberating far beyond their intended targets. While headlines have focused largely on US-China trade frictions or the implications for American consumers, a less examined but highly consequential outcome is the deepening realignment between the Gulf Cooperation Council…
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