Covid Rips Through China Trading Desks

As COVID-19 restrictions ease in China, worker absenteeism rises, impacting trade and economic activities. Financial institutions face challenges with little official guidance, leading to disruptions. The new normal involves adapting to short staffing and slowdowns, with some banks retaining split teams while others advise sick workers to stay home.

What factors are contributing to the rise in absenteeism among currency traders in China?

How is the increase in sick calls affecting the execution and confirmation of trades?

What signs of normality are observed in China as restrictions ease?

What challenges are financial institutions facing as they navigate the post-lockdown environment?

In what ways are financial institutions advising workers who feel sick?