Haidi Lun Stroud-Watts 伦海迪Verified account

@HaidiLun

Anchor Daybreak Australia, Daybreak Asia. Beijing baby, Aussie bird. China, markets, FX, pandas. Usual caveats.

Sydney, New South Wales
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    18 Dec 2019

    Sunrise at Bronte Beach the morning after Australia’s hottest day on record, ahead of a day that could be even hotter. No filter - by 5am the air was already acrid with smoke. A state of emergency has been declared in NSW for the next seven days.

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  2. Mar 30

    Fast-moving markets...if only we knew. How was this only 4 years ago? January to March has been a lifetime Studio or WFH, I’d like to think we’re still delivering on our public transport slogans

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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 26

    As the number of Australian coronavirus cases surged past 2,000 this week, our world class team has been covering every twist a turn. Here's a thread of some highlights of our crisis coverage (1)

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  4. Retweeted
    Mar 20
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    We need *well-validated* serology tests so we can identify those who can safely go back to work. An immune workforce will be an essential one going forward. Many tests under development all over the world.

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  5. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    "An overextended China that needs to retrench and concentrate on social stability and its domestic economy may enjoy far less of an international standing than the deep-pocketed China that seemed to many to be destined for global primacy."

    “As Its Coronavirus Outbreak Abates, China Is Trying out a New Look. Is It Working?” , , Taisu Zhang, , & discuss China’s effort to rebrand itself as COVID-19 spreads internationally. READ:
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  6. Mar 20

    Self-isolation self-betterment ideas: levelling up your chart art!

    So we sure this dollar rally has legs?
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  7. Mar 19

    Grim chart of the day- Italy has now surpassed China as the country with the most coronavirus deaths, and it did so in half the time. It took 54 days for reported fatalities in China to top 3,000. In Italy, it took just 27 days to hit almost 3,500 deaths.

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  8. Mar 19

    Complacency about coronavirus in any age group is misguided- young people are falling seriously ill. In Italy, almost a quarter of 28,000 cases were aged 19-50. 30% of early cases in US were in patients aged 22-44, with up to 20% requiring hospitalisation.

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  9. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    We are live, performing Beethoven's Symphony No.7 for our wonderful online community.

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  10. Retweeted
    Mar 17

    So glad someone wrote this piece. Masks can save lives, & the strident anti-mask tone in the U.S — especially when cases spread asymptomatically — is deeply unhelpful.

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  11. Mar 17

    After that horrific domestic activity data yesterday, Goldman Sachs now see China’s economy contracting 9% in the first quarter on-year (previous forecast 2.5% expansion). Full year GDP forecast revised to 3% from 5.5%. Upside risk - “forceful” PBOC action

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  12. Mar 15

    Rationing on sought-after items continues with the Australian securities regulator now limiting the number of executed trades each day until further notice. ASIC tells large market participants to cut daily executed trades by up to 25% from Friday levels

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  13. Mar 15

    Meanwhile, Sydney shoppers continue to lose their minds 🤦🏻‍♀️

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  14. Mar 15

    “If you need to be right before you move, you will never win. Perfection is the enemy of the good when it comes to emergency management...the greatest error is to be paralysed by the fear of failure.” urging governments to act swiftly.

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  15. Retweeted
    Mar 15

    And we get temperature checked EVERY TIME we enter a building. This includes the office / gym / pub etc. And if you duck out for a coffee - Guess what - you line up and get checked again.

    The West is mistaking something big on Singapore's response to Coronavirus. Schools are open here and have been the last two months. There is a lot of telework, but things are generally still open. Difference incl. widespread testing, paid leave, 14 day timeouts if exposed.
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  16. Mar 14

    Be like Snugglepot (or is it Cuddlepie?).

    An original May Gibbs drawing from 1919 which she drew for the Spanish Flu epidemic
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  17. Mar 13

    I wonder what status credit promotion is running for northern Italy or Wuhan? Not to malign Singapore’s coronavirus management par excellence or even Hubei- just 5 new cases on Friday. But maybe we don’t incentivise travel when the world is trying to ? 🤦🏻‍♀️

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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 13

    “Back at Dr. Xia’s home, her son, Jiabao — which means priceless treasure — still thinks his mother is working. When the phone rings, he tries to grab it from his grandmother’s hands, shouting: “Mama, mama.” - you must read this story by ⁦⁩

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  19. Retweeted
    Mar 12

    It is difficult to put into words precisely how bad an idea this is. At 195 confirmed cases today, every person with a spreadsheet can tell you we're only 2-3 weeks away from complete lockdown. This will only bring this on faster, make it harder to contain, and hurt people.

    The Prime Minister is SO stubborn that he won’t shut down major gatherings until Monday so his stupid comment about going to the football this weekend doesn’t have to be retracted. This is infinitely worse than his Hawaiian adventure. I absolutely can’t believe his behaviour!
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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 12

    “You’re not just staying inside. You’re fighting! So you’re bored? You’re boring the virus to death!” During Shanghai’s month of effective lockdown, that quote gave me some comfort and, crucially, motivation.

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  21. Mar 12

    Definitely feels like Friday the 13th Nikkei 225 down most since March '11 Kospi down most since Nov '08 ASX 200 down most since Oct '08 NYC state of emergency, Australian F1 Grand Prix cancelled, all Disneyland parks/Universal Studios closed, Mt Everest shut, Manila in lockdown

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