June 25, 2024
KCM's Chief Analyst Tim Waterer appeared on the Hong Kong Radio program "Money Talk," where he was interviewed alongside BNP Paribas analysts by the radio host. During the discussion, they covered a wide range of economic and market topics, including tariffs on electric vehicles between China and Europe and the risks of a trade war between the EU and China, China's ability to achieve its 5% GDP target this year, and the ongoing issues plaguing its real estate sector. Additionally, they examined the outlook for central bank interest rates, speculating that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) might not cut rates until November or even 2025. The upcoming elections in the UK and France were also discussed, with potential impacts on the movements of the British pound and the euro.
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June 4, 2024
At the end of the first half of 2024, global market performance had become a focus for investors. Jason Lau, General Manager of KCM Trade Australia, was interviewed once again by SBS Radio, one of the most influential broadcasters in the Southern Hemisphere.
In the interview, Jason and the host discussed the latest trends in the global markets, including the steady growth of U.S. stocks and the stellar performance of tech stocks, how tech giant NVIDIA is leading the AI boom, the diversified development of Asia-Pacific stock markets, and the similarities and differences between the current AI craze and the dot-com bubble of 2000. Jason particularly highlighted the outstanding performance of tech stocks in the first half of 2024, with NVIDIA driving the development and application of artificial intelligence technology, thereby boosting overall stock market activity. He noted that the seven major tech giants possess strong research and development capabilities and robust financial strength, contributing to a healthier overall market.
June 1, 2024
At the beginning of June, KCM Trade celebrated the first anniversary of its Vietnam office, marking an important milestone in the company's development. Since expanding into Vietnam in June last year, KCM Trade has been actively exploring the vast markets of Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Over the past year, through relentless efforts, KCM Trade has successfully completed its strategic deployment in Vietnam. Looking ahead, the company plans to strengthen its business team to further capture market share and consolidate its leading position. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, KCM Trade is poised for continued growth and success in the Southeast Asian region.
May 8, 2024
Jason Lau, Managing Director of KCM Trade Australia, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Brett Scothern, General Manager of Australia's Medway Golf Club. This partnership offers KCM Trade's VIP clients free access to a top golf course that hosts numerous professional competitions. Golf represents such values as discipline, self-challenge, patience, strategy, and stability, closely aligning with KCM Trade's corporate culture and brand identity. This sponsorship aims to enhance the customer experience and attract more high-end potential clients.
May 2, 2024
KCM Trade marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of its office in Armenia. This move is a major step in the company's global expansion strategy. By fostering deep cooperation and resource integration with local Armenian companies, KCM Trade aims to enhance its competitiveness and influence. Armenia's strategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia makes it an important hub for connecting the East and West. This expansion, following the recent opening of the Melbourne office, showcases KCM Trade's efficient execution and robust resource integration capabilities.
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May 1, 2024
Jason Lau, Managing Director of KCM Trade Australia, participated in an exclusive interview with SBS Radio, one of the most influential broadcasters in the Southern Hemisphere. During the interview, he provided a detailed analysis of the Japanese Yen's sharp fluctuations and its continuous decline to the lowest level since 1990. Jason also reviewed the performance of various indexes and discussed key economic events of the week, including the Federal Reserve's decision, non-farm payroll data, and earnings reports from tech giants Apple and Amazon.
