tumbled amid darr warnings from china about terrorism and threats of intervention fears of a drawn out sino us trade war and worries of capital flight from hong kong have added to woes investors believe hong kong's future will be decided by beijing and those worries have been taking a toll on singapore's economy as well the city state has cut its annual growth forecast as their trade spat hammers exports singapore is an export up and highly sensitive to external shocks it's expected to grow between 0 and one percent this year that's a sharp decline from the previous estimate of between one and a half and 2 and a half percent many asian countries have slashed their growth forecasts. argentina's financial markets are known to be volatile but if by these standards it was a brutal meltdown investors panicked after the country's business friendly president was walloped in a primary election by his leftist. the peso tumbled against the dollar on monday and stocks on the argentine market went into freefall losing over a 3rd of their value on average in a matter of hours investors are worried that whe

february 26th in social unrest voting consumer sentiment and visitor arrivals have started to fall a sino us trade war it is also not helping. prices in the $1000.00 country euro zone remain low inflation was just one percent this month well below the european central bank's target and unchanged from last month analysts believe the bank will further rings monetary policy next month. and uganda redlines has revamped itself and is up and fly again it comes of the 2 decades of lying dormant you know flight to go from a to b. international headed for nairobi uganda prime minister says it will ease access to the ugandan. india's economic growth has slowed for the 5th straight for her in the able to june period to 5 percent that's the lowest in over 6 years it's another blow to prime minister narendra modi's government expansion in ages the 3rd largest economy was down from 5.8 percent in the last 4 it was lower than what analysts were predicting. despite the slower growth numbers more and more indians can afford a smartphone in other parts of the world demand is either stagnating or shrinking at

let me ask you about one country, two systems, which is of course the phrase that's been in use ever since the sino mid—1980s. it was to ensure that from 1997, when hong kong returned to china, and for 50 years thereafter, at least 50 years thereafter, this part of china would operate under a large degree of autonomy, preserving many of the freedoms and traditional british values that it had had whilst it was under british control. but your party's principal objectives, the civic party's principal objectives, include this reference. in our system, the rule of law protects individual rights and freedom by keeping public powers under check. the chinese mainland practices the rule by law, where laws are means by which the state keeps individuals under control. the implication of that is it may be one country, two systems, but they are two wholly incompatible systems. well, this is the beauty of a regional one country, two systems spirit. that is, mainland china could keep their way of doing business, but in hong kong, which is a place where we operate under capitalism, where hong kong people embrace l

february 26th in a social unrest voting consumer sentiment and visitor arrivals have started to fall a sino usrade war it is also not helping. prices in the $1000.00 country euro zone remain low inflation was just one percent this month well below the european central bank's target and unchanged from last month analysts believe the bank will further rings monetary policy next month. and uganda redlines has revamped itself and is up and flying again it comes of the 2 decades of lying dormant in overflight to go from a to b. international headed for nairobi uganda prime minister says it will ease access to the ugandan. india's economic growth has slowed for the 5th straight quarter in the able to june period to 5 percent that's the lowest in over 6 years it's another blow to prime minister narendra modi's government expansion in ages the 3rd largest economy was down from 5.8 percent in the last 4 it was lower than what analysts were predicting. despite the slow growth numbers more and more indians can afford a smartphone in other parts of the world demand is either stagnating or shrinking at dem