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Growth Engine: Asia accounts for over 50% of global GDP growth in recent years.
Demographics: Young, expanding populations in India and Southeast Asia drive long-term consumption and investment demand.
Global Supply Chains: Asia is central to manufacturing, technology and global trade.
Capital Market Reforms: Liberalization in China and India is opening deeper opportunities for international investors.
At Zed Capital International Ltd, we track these developments to help clients access Asia’s long-term growth story while managing short-term volatility
At Zed Capital International Ltd, we recognize the Asian financial market as the most dynamic growth engine in the global economy. With the rise of powerhouse economies such as China, Japan, India and Singapore, Asia has become a hub of capital formation, technological innovation and long-term investment opportunity.
From Tokyo's deep liquidity to Hong Kong's global financial gateway and from Singapore's stability to India's fast-growing equity and derivatives markets, Asia offers unmatched diversity and potential for global investors.
Asia's largest exchange, best known for the Nikkei 225 Index and global leaders like Toyota and Sony.
Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) and Osaka Exchange anchor Japan's market, one of the world's largest by capitalization.
Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) serves as a bridge between China and global investors.
Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) dominate China's equity landscape.
National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) drive India's rapid equity growth
Key indices include Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite and Nifty 50
Asia's sovereign bond markets are among the largest globally, with Japan and China leading issuance.
The People's Bank of China (PBoC) and Bank of Japan (BoJ) play critical roles in yield and credit spread dynamics.
Rapid development of Asian corporate bond markets, particularly in South Korea, India and Singapore, is attracting global fixed income investors.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) and Chinese Yuan (CNY/RMB) are among the world's most traded currencies.
India's Rupee (INR) is gaining international relevance with the country's growth.
Singapore Dollar (SGD) and Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) provide regional stability and global trading access.
Asia accounts for a significant share of global forex turnover, particularly through hubs such as Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Asia is a leading consumer and producer of energy, metals and agricultural products.
Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) and Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) provide benchmarks for metals and energy.
Derivatives activity is growing rapidly, especially in India (NSE derivatives), with Asia now one of the fastest-growing options markets globally
Among the world's largest by market cap, featuring major Chinese state-owned enterprises.
Asia is home to fast-growing venture capital and private equity ecosystems, especially in China, India and Southeast Asia.
Singapore serves as a regional hub for private wealth and fund management.
Technology sectors from e-commerce to artificial intelligence drive capital inflows and innovation-led investment
Participation in fast-growing sectors such as technology, healthcare, consumer goods and finance.
Diversification into sovereign and corporate debt markets with varying yield profiles.
Access to high-growth startups and emerging market innovation hubs.
Tap into dynamic trading Opportunities to trade actively in JPY, CNY, INR and SGD.
Policy changes in China, India and Japan can create uncertainty.
Trade disputes, territorial conflicts and U.S. China relations impact sentiment.
Asian currencies can fluctuate sharply in response to capital flows and central bank decisions.
Diverse regulatory environments across Asia require careful market by market strategies.
At Zed Capital International Ltd, we help clients evaluate these challenges with structured analysis and risk management frameworks.
Coverage of Japan, China, India and Southeast Asian markets.
Identification of high-potential sectors and instruments.
Strategies aligned with both institutional and private investor objectives.