Asia Pacific
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The unveiling last month of India’s boldest reform package in a decade took many by surprise. But fanfare alone will do little to boost a deteriorating economy -
Ad hoc policy measures must now be accompanied by “a comprehensive set of policies that address the underlying problems," El Erian said
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Singapore hopes the latest measures will boost the European economy but challenges remain
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China’s slowdown means Latin American countries will have to push forward reform agendas
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The author of the “Doom, Gloom and Boom Report” has actually bought stocks in eurozone countries
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Some smaller offshore tax zones are likely to suffer because of the measures imposed by the US to crack down on tax evaders
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The lack of an integrated financial market for Asia is sending the huge savings in the region elsewhere, bankers said
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The Philippines’ SM Investments Corp and Hong Kong’s Lifestyle International Holdings extended their debt maturities this week, raising a combined $800m and taking advantage of cheap long-term funding rates.
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Five years since the crisis first struck, the global economy remains in a parlous state. The threats to world growth are only mounting
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Emerging nations are talking big about investing in each others’ currencies. But diversifying reserves out of traditional assets will not be so easy
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim reveals his plan to 'bend the arc of history'
