Asia Pacific
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A $750 million credit guarantee fund, aimed at galvanising Asia’s embryonic local-currency corporate bond market, will be launched on Sunday when finance ministers from the ASEAN+3 group gather in Tashkent for their annual meeting
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The Asian market rally roared on last week as strong corporate earnings and cheap liquidity offset the impact of the Greek debt crisis
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Economic cooperation and integration in Asia will not be damaged or reversed by the crisis unfolding in the eurozone, analysts argue, as the outlook dims -
Asia emerged from the global economic crisis faster and more robustly than many expected. But the challenge for policy-makers remains how to rebalance the region’s growth model
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The region’s bull market has come at a price: large-scale capital inflows have piled upward pressure on currencies while raising the risk of asset bubbles
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Asia must hike interest rates and cut government spending in order to combat inflation and stem the risk of economic overheating, experts urged yesterday, as fears grow that loose policies in the region could lead to a hard landing
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Singapore Telecom (SingTel) raised S$600m ($429m) on Tuesday in its first domestic bond issue in more than nine years.
