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Caution Advised For Asian Currencies

May 24 2006

The world is turning towards less risk appetite and the outlook for interest rates remains uncertain. Not a good time to become overly bullish on emerging currencies or share markets, experts say.


China’s Central Bank Sets Its Own Pace Of Reform

May 24 2006

Despite US pressure for more and faster reform, the Chinese are handling the issue of internal imbalances at their own pace.


Hong Kong’s Growth Surprises On The Upside

May 24 2006

Experts are increasing their growth estimates for the year after the Hong Kong economy grew by 8.2% in Q1.


Chinese Central Bank Likely To Take Further Action To Control Credit Growth

May 23 2006

The Chinese are expected to increase requirements for banking reserves. This could have a major impact on the economy.


Lack Of Government Action To Hold Back Indonesian Economy

May 23 2006

Indonesia needs tax reform, but the government is focused on attacking corruption instead. Don’t expect any positive surprises, ABN Amro says.


An Insider’s View Of China’s Changing Economic System

May 22 2006

Senior researcher finds the Chinese government needs to do more for a smooth transition to a Chinese market economy.


Further Measures Likely To Curb Activity In Chinese Property Market

May 22 2006

The Chinese government is taking new measures against strong investor interest for Chinese property.


Stronger Than Expected Growth Likely To Delay Japanese Rate Hike

May 22 2006

Interest rates in Japan are still expected to move up, but a little later this year.


Malaysia Currency Tipped To Strengthen Further

May 22 2006

Malaysian interest rates should go up further and the country’s currency should therefore strengthen.


Asian Emerging Markets Are The New “Defensive”

May 19 2006

JP Morgan’s Asian equity strategist argues Asian emerging markets have become the new “defensive” assets.



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