Global Market Trends - Globalisation is changing and fragmenting, with a shift in the balance of power away from the West [1] - Hong Kong, as a mercantile melting pot, identifies opportunities to profit from all sides amidst these changes [1]

Globalisation Trends - Globalisation is changing and fragmenting, with power shifting away from the West [1] - Hong Kong, as a mercantile melting pot, aims to profit from all sides amidst these shifts [1]

At first that may be what’ll happen.But think about how the US was balanced for decades by the USSR. And during that period, the US was a better actor than the USSR. West Germany was better off than East Germany, South Korea was more prosperous than North Korea, and in general the US strengthened its allies while the Soviets didn’t.However, once the USSR fell, the US gradually became unbalanced. After 1991, it invaded too many countries and printed too much money — both to its own citizens’ detriment and to ...

China's growing diplomatic push in South Asia has stoked concerns in India and could reshape the region's balance of power. Analysts say President Xi Jinping's diplomatic moves are part of a deeper contest for influence to expand Beijing's reach in India's backyard. From Pakistan to Nepal to Sri Lanka, China's building ties through trade, diplomacy, weapon sales, and the Belt and Road Initiative, tightening its grip across the region.For New Delhi, fears of being encircled by China have never felt more real ...

President Donald Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska at a US military base to talk about ending the war in Ukraine. Trump has warned there would be “very severe consequences” if Putin didn't agree to a ceasefire. Bloomberg "Balance of Power" will have live extended coverage of the summit beginning at 5 pm ET. ...