June 1, 2025
Financial Assets

Stock market will crash 80% AFTER Donald Trump’s tariff-induced sell-offs, leading investor warns, saying: ‘Armageddon will come’

One of Wall Street’s most successful investors has warned that the stock market slide in the wake of Donald Trump‘s tariffs is merely a pothole in the road toward a sheer cliff edge. Mark Spitznagel, chief investment officer and founder of Universa Investments, told MarketWatch he expected an ‘80% crash’ was lurking around the corner. 

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Financial Assets

Donald Trump key ally predicts ‘a little bit of pain’ after steep stock market plunge

President Donald Trump was unusually mum on Monday as the Stock Market started tanking a day after he refused to rule out a recession, while a key ally predicted ‘a little bit of pain.’ The president was nowhere to be seen as the Dow tumbled nearly 900 points amid renewed fears of a damaging trade war,

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Financial Assets

Beijing steps up financial ‘master plan’ with major asset reshuffle

China’s Ministry of Finance has transferred its stakes in a group of financial firms to a government-controlled fund as Beijing steps up its push to overhaul the financial sector. The asset reshuffle will allow Central Huijin Investment – a subsidiary of China’s sovereign wealth fund, China Investment Corporation – to take controlling stakes in five

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Financial Assets

China’s green panda bonds are ‘reliable’ financing option for Africa, summit hears

Facing an economic crisis and consequently fewer US dollars and other hard currencies, Egypt floated a three-year sustainability panda bond worth 3.5 billion yuan (US$478 million) in October. Panda bonds – typically denominated in yuan and issued in China by non-Chinese organisations, including governments and corporations – have gained traction as traders and countries seek

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Operating Assets

China’s tech hub Shenzhen prime for property tax trial at ‘critical moment’: top adviser

China should consider expanding its property tax trial to Shenzhen and some low-tier cities, said a senior government adviser, a move that would pave the way for the much-delayed legislation and nationwide implementation and also bring a new source of revenue for debt-ridden local governments. Shenzhen, which is home to tech giants such as Huawei,

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