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About Raymond Yeung
Raymond leads an award-winning China research team based in Hong Kong and Shanghai. The team has been recognised by KangaNews as the #1 Asian Research Pool four times between 2017 and 2022, and #2 Best Team for Asian Macroeconomic Research in 2016 by Asiamoney. He is the author of China’s Trump Card: Cryptocurrency and its Game-Changing Role in Sino-US Trade published by John Wiley & Son.
Raymond has garnered a strong following for his intellectual offering to ANZ’s institutional clients, including asset managers, central banks and multinational corporations. He successfully timed the major changes in China’s growth momentum several times and hence the shifts of monetary policy well ahead of the market, including the strong stimulus in September 2024.
Raymond regularly speaks in industry conferences and shares his view on Bloomberg, CNBC, Di Yi Cai Jing. He is often invited to participate in consultative meetings with the Chinese authorities, representative offices of foreign governments and supranational organisations.
Raymond earned a Ph.D. in economics at Queen’s University, Canada, a holder of Financial Risk Manager (FRM) and a Steering Group Member of China Chief Economist Forum. He started his career in 1997. Prior to joining ANZ in 2010, Raymond was Deputy Head of Asia Economic Research at Swiss Re.
ARTICLES BY RAYMOND YEUNG
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If property values drop 30 per cent in China, 12 per cent of the country’s mortgage book will be in negative equity. If the price drops by half, that figure rises to 51 per cent.
29 August 2023 -
Is China on the brink of a Japan style “lost decade”, or is the powerful engine just idling?
7 July 2023 -
Ongoing calls for Hong Kong to change its $HK peg have intensified as the Chinese Yuan rises but there’s a difference between reserve currency status and exchange rate anchoring.
24 May 2023 -
New economic linguistics in China have placed an emphasis on resource redistribution and interconnectedness.
17 September 2021 -
Forget the trade war, China’s must negotiate its demographic challenges to ensure future growth.
27 June 2019 -
Major structural reforms in China may lead to agri and trade opportunities for New Zealand.
9 April 2019 -
China’s trade war with the US has highlighted areas of improvement for its future economy.
12 March 2019