Asian equities at risk of Greek rescue-package fears
Kirby Daley, strategist at Newedge, connects the dots between a loss of confidence in Europe and the likelihood of a flight to quality that sucks liquidity out of Asia.
The rescue package for Greece can at best delay a reckoning for the entire universe of indebted developed countries. If it is not seen as a success by global investors, it could trigger a risk aversion that will prompt outflows from Asian and emerging stock and bond markets, warns Kirby Daley, senior strategist at Newedge Group in Hong Kong.
The strategy of Western governments (and Japan) to deal with the problems of indebtedness has been to borrow more, in the hope that they can buy …
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