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A drop in HSBC’s flash estimate of China’s May PMI is not good news but may help hasten a policy response from Beijing.

Beijing’s weekend policy response to weak April data is welcome but perhaps a little slow.

If Europe isn’t getting all the attention China is, but no one ever mentions India when perhaps, given current problems, it should.

Beijing’s announcement it will expand its range of yuan peg to the US dollar, allowing for further appreciation, has been welcomed across the globe.

A big jump in China’s official manufacturing PMI belies a fall in HSBC’s independent calculation. The official number appears to counter recent hard landing fears, but what is really going on?

Why India’s successful transformation into the world’s third largest economy cannot be taken for granted.

Post the December quarter GDP result release, analysts discuss China’s economic prospects in 2012. Will we all climb another wall of worry like we did in 2011?

Despite rising inflation, the emerging Chinese consumer wants to keep spending.

Commonwealth Bank offers nine reasons why one should not be concerned by an orderly decline in Chinese property prices.

GaveKal reports circumstances are rapidly changing for Emerging Countries too with cheap foreign credit harder to find.