Each week, "Asia Market Week" presents a comprehensive look at the biggest business stories of the week and anticipates the impact on markets in the following week. Anchor Maura Fogarty goes beyond the business headlines to bring deeper analysis and interviews experts for forecasts with impact. "Asia Market Week" provides viewers with a wide-ranging look at the most compelling market-moving news of the week.
Although India's GDP came in better-than-expected, Rajeev Malik, head of India & ASEAN economics at Macquarie Securities Group, says the growth is not self-sustaining. CNBC's Oriel Morrison and Anichya Shah find out more.
The RBA hiked rates by 25 bps to 3.75%, in line with market expectations. Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy & chief economist at AMP Capital Investors and Adrian Foster, head of financial markets research, Asia Pacific at Rabobank, give their instant analysis to CNBC's Oriel Morrison.
Following the Dubai crisis, Brandon Wendell, master instructor at Online Trading Academy, pulls out the charts of DFM General Index and the ADX Index to see where these markets are headed, with CNBC's Lisa Oake & Karen Tso.
The Dubai crisis shows that there is still a lot of risk out there for this economic recovery, says King Lip, portfolio manager at Baker Avenue Asset Management, speaking with CNBC's Lisa Oake & Karen Tso. Meanwhile, Brandon Wendell, master instructor at Online Trading Academy, charts the Dow.
Credit Suisse has an underperform rating on Sands China, with a target price of HK$8.50. Gabriel Chan, research analyst at Credit Suisse, explains the reasons behind this rating, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison & Emily Chan.