Asia Pacific
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The death of more than 400 people after the collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh could lead to tighter standards -
A leading Taiwanese banker says the island state needs a leader like Japan's Abe to overcome the major challenges
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As the Asian Development Bank meeting in Delhi gets underway, some protests against inequality are likely
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group slipped in a successful euro benchmark covered bond on Thursday morning ahead of the European Central Bank’s rates decision. The borrower returned to euros for the first time in over a year and closed the tightest covered bond yet from an Australian issuer.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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In this round up of recent offshore renminbi news, CNH deposits rise in Hong Kong, BoC Hong Kong teams with FTSE for new dim sum indices, and CNH interest rate may fall on the HKMA’s changes.
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China's manufacturing growth was slow in April, prompting analysts to say it suggests sluggish growth and even deflation by Chinese standards
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Weaker economic growth in Taiwan, as well as disappointing industrial production in South Korea and Japan paint a bleak picture for grow in Asia
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The lack of clarity to how banks and corporates should conduct business in Qianhai is delaying the development of the economic zone, indicating that China is unwilling to relax its capital accounts.
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An expanded RQFII programme will cause some consolidation of onshore and offshore China rates, which have recently been diverging, according to ANZ.
