Economy
Here's why monetary easing is not necessary despite weak economy
Q3 may be the weakest quarter of the year but a rebound is due Q4, says Nomura.
Here's why monetary easing is not necessary despite weak economy
Q3 may be the weakest quarter of the year but a rebound is due Q4, says Nomura.
This is why India is finally on the right economic track
Industrial output growth inched higher to 2.7%, but guess what the new inflation is.
Bank of Thailand to remain stubborn on policy rate
The 3% rate will stand pat amid push-and-pull between growth and inflation.
Inflation to remain bottomed out for Malaysia
Analysts expect inflation to hit 1.5-1.8% in the next months before reaching 2% by end-2012.
Here's why Taiwan must watch out for exports orders
The September surge in exports may be a one-time phenomenon.
Don't expect NODX to bounce back big time: analyst
Only a 2.5% rise is foreseen after the 10.6% drop.
Here are the culprits to the 1ppt dip in economic growth
The 1.3% growth was measly compared to last quarter's 2.3%.
Speculation could be pushing up Chinese yuan
Expectations are high that fresh economic support is coming, says BK Asset Management.
MAS keeps monetary policy unchanged, makes heads scratch
Central bank's confounding decision suggests inflation risk is top concern, not growth risk.
The main culprit for Singapore's devastating 3Q12 performance
Find out which sector's to blame with just a 0.7% increase.
Singapore proves pessimists wrong: technical recession averted in 3Q
Risks remain but MAS surprised market by not easing its monetary policy.
Chart of the Day: Singapore amongst highly indebted
Debt per adult in Singapore is nearly USD40,000.
Here's why this is Korea's last interest rate slash for the year
But the catch is that the 25bps cut was not unanimous.
Here's how the Companies Act amendments will help businesses
Look forward to reduced regulatory burden and lower compliance costs, among other boons.
Thailand government has enough room to support the economy, says Finance Minister
A rating upgrade for Thailand is expected amidst improved fundamentals.
Should Singapore rethink tightened foreign labour inflow policy amid inflation spikes?
Technical recession is looming and experts are wary over stagflation.
2 reasons why Bank of Indonesia's policy rate will stand pat at 5.75%
FASBI deposit rate is also expected to remain at 4%.
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