Political Risks Are Rising Around the Globe, Says Matthews Asia’s Kong

The video discusses the impact of geopolitical risks, such as those in Chile, on global investments. It highlights the challenges governments face in implementing austerity measures amid social unrest, with examples from Chile and Ecuador. The need for fiscal stimulus is emphasized, as monetary policy alone is insufficient. The video also explores Korea's economic strategy, contrasting it with Japan's, and discusses the implications of new international accounting standards on Korea's fiscal policy.

What are the main geopolitical risks mentioned in the text that could impact investment outlook?

How has the investment community's focus shifted in light of recent social unrests?

What specific social issues are contributing to unrest in countries like Chile and Ecuador?

What role do central banks and fiscal stimulus play in addressing economic challenges according to the text?

How does the situation in South Korea reflect the broader trends in monetary and fiscal policy discussed in the text?