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Will the markets hit a wall when the wall of money abates?
After an astonishingly low volatility and strong complacency on financial markets in 2017, volatility is set to stage a comeback yet again in 2018.
- Will the rising interest rates derail economic growth and will financial assets rise?
- Will political uncertainty result in massively soaring energy prices?
- Will 2018 be the year of monetary policy normalisation?
- China at a crossroads: what are the economic challenges in a growth-slowdown environment?
- What does “Trumponomics” mean for the US economy and for the US dollar?
- What is the role of Vietnam in ASEAN, and how will countries in the region fare in 2018?
- Is the inflation dilemma going to be solved?
We are delighted to invite you to our Market Outlook 2018 in order to discuss these and other relevant topics for Vietnam in 2018 with our experts. They will look into their ‘crystal balls’ and inform you of their latest insights on what’s in store for rates, currencies, and commodities in the global economy and also Vietnam's economic outlook
Agenda
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10PM
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10PM
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12
30PM
1st presentation
Ulrich LeuchtmannFX-outlook on a global perspective and the impact from Trumponomics – what does it apply for the US economy and for the US dollar? & China at a crossroad: economic challenges in a growth-slowdown environment
12
30PM
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12
50PM
2nd Presentation
Sebastian EckardtThe role of Vietnam in Asean/ the region and an outlook on the countries fundamentals for 2018.
12
50PM
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1
10PM
3rd Presentation
Claudio DordiOutlook of Vietnamese foreign trade, the impact of trade agreements that shall be implemented, we're cancelled or are under negotiation.
1
10PM
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1
30PM
1
30PM
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1
50PM
1
50PM
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2
00PM
1st presentation
FX-outlook on a global perspective and the impact from Trumponomics – what does it apply for the US economy and for the US dollar? & China at a crossroad: economic challenges in a growth-slowdown environment
Speakers
Ulrich Leuchtmann
Managing Director, Global Head of FX Strategy at CommerzbankUlrich Leuchtmann is Global Head of FX Strategy since August 2008.
He joined Commerzbank in January 2008 as a Senior EM FX Strategist.
Ulrich worked at Invesco Asset Management from 1999 to 2007 and held various
positions including Portfolio Manager for global financial institutions, Head of FX
Management and FI/FX Product Director Europe.
Ulrich started his career as a research assistant at the Institute for Statistics and
Econometrics at University of Bielefeld, Germany. He also worked as Managing
Director of the German Statistical Society.
Ulrich holds a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Bielefeld.
2nd Presentation
The role of Vietnam in Asean/ the region and an outlook on the countries fundamentals for 2018.
Speakers
Sebastian Eckardt
Lead Economist and Program Leader at World Bank VietnamSebastian Eckardt is the World Bank’s Lead Economist and Program Leader for Vietnam where he coordinates the Bank’s work on macroeconomics, trade, finance, agriculture, poverty and public sector reforms.
He joined the World Bank in 2006 and has since worked on a range of analytical, advisory and lending operations supporting clients in the areas of macroeconomic, fiscal and institutional reforms across several countries in Europe, South and East Asia, including Indonesia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Romania, Armenia, Serbia, Ukraine, Colombia, Russia, Moldova, and Kazakhstan.
He has moved to Vietnam since 2015.
3rd Presentation
Outlook of Vietnamese foreign trade, the impact of trade agreements that shall be implemented, we're cancelled or are under negotiation.
Speakers
Claudio Dordi
Technical Assistance Team Leader at the EU-Vietnam Multilateral Trade Assistance ProjectClaudio Dordi is Technical Assistance Team Leader of the EU-Vietnam Multilateral Trade Assistance Project and Professor of International Law and former Director of the PhD Program in International Law and Economics at Bocconi University, Milan. In the context of the EU-MUTRAP, since 2008 he has been leading a task force of more than six hundred experts to promote the integration of Vietnam in the world economic, trade and investment community. He has been visiting professorial fellow at Georgetown Law School in 2002 and 2003 and at a several universities in South America, Europe and Asia. In his experience, he has often combined the academic research with the applied research within the main international organizations (i.e. GATT and then WTO, World Bank, IMF, UNCTAD, WCO, EU and APEC).
Prof. Dordi has authored more than eighty publications, mainly on matters of international private and public law and economics, EU law and economics, world trade law and monetary law.
Speakers
Claudio Dordi
Technical Assistance Team Leader at the EU-Vietnam Multilateral Trade Assistance Project
More Information
Ulrich
Leuchtmann
Managing Director, Global Head of FX Strategy at Commerzbank
Ulrich Leuchtmann is Global Head of FX Strategy since August 2008.
He joined Commerzbank in January 2008 as a Senior EM FX Strategist.
Ulrich worked at Invesco Asset Management from 1999 to 2007 and held various
positions including Portfolio Manager for global financial institutions, Head of FX
Management and FI/FX Product Director Europe.
Ulrich started his career as a research assistant at the Institute for Statistics and
Econometrics at University of Bielefeld, Germany. He also worked as Managing
Director of the German Statistical Society.
Ulrich holds a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Bielefeld.
Sebastian
Eckardt
Lead Economist and Program Leader at World Bank Vietnam
Sebastian Eckardt is the World Bank’s Lead Economist and Program Leader for Vietnam where he coordinates the Bank’s work on macroeconomics, trade, finance, agriculture, poverty and public sector reforms.
He joined the World Bank in 2006 and has since worked on a range of analytical, advisory and lending operations supporting clients in the areas of macroeconomic, fiscal and institutional reforms across several countries in Europe, South and East Asia, including Indonesia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Romania, Armenia, Serbia, Ukraine, Colombia, Russia, Moldova, and Kazakhstan.
He has moved to Vietnam since 2015.
Claudio
Dordi
Technical Assistance Team Leader at the EU-Vietnam Multilateral Trade Assistance Project
Claudio Dordi is Technical Assistance Team Leader of the EU-Vietnam Multilateral Trade Assistance Project and Professor of International Law and former Director of the PhD Program in International Law and Economics at Bocconi University, Milan. In the context of the EU-MUTRAP, since 2008 he has been leading a task force of more than six hundred experts to promote the integration of Vietnam in the world economic, trade and investment community. He has been visiting professorial fellow at Georgetown Law School in 2002 and 2003 and at a several universities in South America, Europe and Asia. In his experience, he has often combined the academic research with the applied research within the main international organizations (i.e. GATT and then WTO, World Bank, IMF, UNCTAD, WCO, EU and APEC).
Prof. Dordi has authored more than eighty publications, mainly on matters of international private and public law and economics, EU law and economics, world trade law and monetary law.
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