Jan.07 -- China's foreign-currency holdings rose $129 billion in 2017, posting the first annual gain since 2014 amid tighter capital controls, a stronger yuan and resilient economic growth. Bloomberg's Enda Curran reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics says China's central government needs to lead by example on cracking down on financial risks
Jan.07 -- Bloomberg's Ros Krasny discusses President Donald Trump's openess to talks with North Korea as well as his tweets responding to the book "Fire and Fury." Krasny speaks with Yvonne Man and Betty Liu on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Peter Alexander of Z-Ben Advisors says that opening the financial sector in China to foreign companies will happen, if slowly.
This contest was much bigger than a drag race.
Jim Lowell of Adviser Investments says proven track records among top portfolio managers are key for his investment outlook.
South Korean officials will face a challenge as tough as any Olympic feat this week: Drawing the North Koreans back to talks without undermining the U.S.'s hard line against Kim Jong Un.
