Policy Action Kicks In as Bull Market Officially Ends

Morning Run · Market Watch · 12 Mar 2020 · 07:00 am · 6 mins listen

Various central banks are implementing emergency rate cuts to respond to the coronavirus. Meanwhile it remains to be seen whether peak infections in China and South Korea are a light at the end of the tunnel.

Presented by:

Wong Shou Ning,Lyn Mak,Julian Ng

Categories:

Business Analysis,Trends and Forecasts,Markets,Investments

Tags:

Covid-19, coronavirus, China, South Korea, bank

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