Daily FNArena News - International

BlackRock’s heads of Asian equities and fixed income discuss the impact of the post-election US government make-up on Asian economies and markets.

Where is global growth going to come from in 2013? DBS Bank asks the question with regard weak foreign demand for Asian goods.

China’s huge savings are met with both awe and suspicion. This column discusses the high savings rate and its implications using data from 1960 to 2009.

The Dallas Federal Reserve has entered the debate on the discrepancy of China’s rubbery GDP figures and seemingly inconsistent weak electricity data.

Brokers have investigated the state of China’s manufacturing and property sectors to arrive at potentially grim conclusions.

If Chinese meat consumption continues to push toward Western levels, there will not be enough grain in the world to feed the animals consumed.

Many an analyst has pointed to weak Chinese electricity production as a reason why China’s June quarter GDP must be overstated by Beijing, but ANZ argues the case.

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.