Speaker 1: We get to our guests now, he be chan market
Speaker 1: analysts at I G to take a look at the
Speaker 1: latest market actions and the latest political developments affecting markets.
Speaker 1: He be It's a bad idea at a bad time,
Speaker 1: just to prove a point that the US will not
Speaker 1: be intimidated by anyone. You know, that's what some people
Speaker 1: are saying. And you know exactly what I'm talking about,
Speaker 1: and it's not Afghanistan. Well, um, definitely we can expect
Speaker 1: that will be impacting, um in terms of more of
Speaker 1: the Apack regions economy wise. Of course there's more political
Speaker 1: reasons behind that, but I was just putting on in
Speaker 1: the economy perspective, the impact of that we still remember.
Speaker 1: I think that we were now the memory back into
Speaker 1: the early this year when the people still talking about
Speaker 1: the potential geo political tition between the Ukrainian and Russia.
Speaker 1: People are getting a bit more of a concern. People
Speaker 1: not knowing what's happening, and it tends out it did
Speaker 1: lack of free good market quite a lot. Well. Where
Speaker 1: the things happening again, I think even the sensitive topic
Speaker 1: between the China and Taiwan, that's something that seems to
Speaker 1: quite happening in the morning and back into the I
Speaker 1: was just putting from the Australia point of fields, because
Speaker 1: Australia is often it's a China sensitive region in terms
Speaker 1: of economy wise, because there is quite a large of
Speaker 1: the Australia modities coming to China. I think that's definitely
Speaker 1: what we have significant impact in terms of the people's
Speaker 1: confidence on where the economy, especially for China economy we're
Speaker 1: going to and where the Australia economy we're going through
Speaker 1: that even we have received so much nective data. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I just wanted to do just interrupt it because I
Speaker 1: think what we're trying to get at here is that
Speaker 1: markets are very at the moment on edge, and you know,
Speaker 1: obviously there's the economic fear, but there's also the new
Speaker 1: alpha in the room, which is geopolitics. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is the old alpha, isn't it That you've already alluded
Speaker 1: to what's going on with the saber rattling between Beijing
Speaker 1: and Washington. But also on top of that, naturally we've
Speaker 1: got tensions elsewhere, not least in Eastern Europe. Yeah, I agree,
Speaker 1: that's definitely the alpha in the room. I think for
Speaker 1: Australa for a long time since the previous Prime Minister
Speaker 1: in Australia that having a quite sensitive to talk about
Speaker 1: the Taiwan and every time the Australa pick up this topic,
Speaker 1: there's always had the very aggressive response from China. And
Speaker 1: then this is things that coming to the next stage
Speaker 1: that we're happening this morning and what I see that
Speaker 1: I think in terms of the economy wise, that definitely
Speaker 1: will trigger the new fears get into the new stage
Speaker 1: about the um the staple of the regions, expectly for
Speaker 1: the apack for Australa points of view, for the China
Speaker 1: point of view, there will be quite a significant probably
Speaker 1: the game changer I think the food close the economy
Speaker 1: space to the next quarter. All Right, t V, thank
Speaker 1: you so much for joining us. He be Chan market
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