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CNBC TV: The US-China trade war's impact on China's luxury goods sector
CLSA’s Head of China Education & HK Consumer research Mariana Kou said that China’s luxury goods sector could experience volatility from the macro environment in the near term, but that its longer term outlook remains “very positive”.
CNBC TV: CLSA: SoftBank Group is a 'futuristic tower of value'
CLSA’s Head of Asia Consumer Research Oliver Matthew appeared live on CNBC to discuss why Softbank Corp is well positioned to deal with competition in the Japanese telecom market.
CNBC TV: CLSA expects 'sequential improvement' in Samsung earnings
CLSA‘s senior analyst Sanjeev Rana appeared live on CNBC to discuss why he is optimistic on Samsung Electronics
Bloomberg TV: Chip Inventory Level Not Improving at All, Says CLSA’s Hou
CLSA’s investment analyst Sebastian Hou discussed the chip sector, the inventory cycle and how the U.S. tax cuts have impacted the sector.
CNBC TV: CLSA: Qualcomm is still the global leader in 5G tech
CLSA’s Investment Analyst Sebastian Hou told CNBC that inventories in the semiconductor sector are still excessive, and its current rally may not last into the second half of 2019.
CNBC: Chinese property could see 'sequential improvement' in 2019: CLSA
Nicole Wong, CLSA’s regional head of property research, appeared live on CNBC TV to discuss the outlook for the Chinese property market in 2019. She says property prices across the country could increase by 4% on average from the previous year.
Bloomberg TV: China Mobile to Lead in 5G Competition, CLSA's Leung Says
Elinor Leung, head of Asia telecom and internet research at CLSA, appeared live on Bloomberg TV discussing the impact of the upcoming roll-out of fifth-generation mobile networks for Chinese telecom companies.
CNBC: CLSA on the 'most favorable outcome' to Thailand's election
Suchart Techaposai, CLSA’s head of research in Thailand, appeared live on CNBC during the 16th CLSA ASEAN forum. He commented that a coalition government backed by Thailand’s military would allow “policy continuity” and possibly an increase in private investments.