Asia Pacific

While in other emerging markets inflation is decreasing rapidly, in India it is still the main problem

Asian debt capital market issuance is on track for a record year as borrowers take advantage of plentiful liquidity

Under its new governor, the Bank of Japan will print money at roughly the same pace as the Fed. Many are uneasy at this prospect

Central banks' quantitative easing policies risk causing a shortage of long-term financing for infrastructure, experts warn

Bangladesh wants to ride the favourable wave of liquidity by launching its first-ever dollar bond, the finance minister tells Emerging Markets

Updated interview with the Asian Development Bank's new president Takehiko Nakao on the challenges the bank faces

Emerging economies in Asia have coped well with inflows of capital, but policymakers need to be circumspect in the use of macro-prudential policy

China National Offshore Oil Corp’s $4bn four tranche deal is the biggest bond in Asia ex-Japan since 2003 and follows other recent jumbo-sized bonds from state-owned enterprises. More SOEs are lining up but deal size is likely to shrink.

Liu Mingkang's remarks may dampen speculation over China’s ambitions to make the renminbi a global reserve currency

S&P praises the Philippines for achieving a balanced external position and stabilizing inflation as it upgrades it to investment grade

Asian policymakers are keener to intervene to tackle risks posed by rampant credit growth