Asia Pacific
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Japan was not singled out in the G20 communiqué addressing weakening currencies; but China is unlikely to let the issue rest -
Rating agency Moody's warned that India's current account deficit worsened rapidly and risks making the country vulnerable to international volatility
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Issuers that tapped the CNH market without a rating three years ago will struggle to refinance as access to the offshore capital market becomes restrictive on mounting investor scrutiny, say experts.
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Asset allocators are overweight equities and underweight bonds and cash, with high overweight positions in emerging markets, a survey shows
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The G20 will meet at the end of the week and most likely they will discuss currency wars. But weakening currencies may be a good thing
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The number of bullish investors in emerging markets remains sizeable, but the bullish bias is weakening, a poll by Societe Generale shows
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The new offshore RMB market in Taiwan will contribute to the gradual disappearance of the non-deliverable forward market as China looks to speed up the opening of its capital account.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - Last 12-month rolling
