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Tough reforms are vital to bring India’s economic growth back on track. Right now, there appears little appetite for the struggle -
Nawaz Sharif’s new Pakistan government will have to meet targets on cutting debt and inflation and boosting reserves as part its $12 billion IMF loan
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QE has let Asian governments off the hook when it comes to much-needed structural reforms, an analyst says
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The Obama administration wants to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal this year but faces opposition on Capitol Hill
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Asia Pacific is set to overtake the US as the world’s wealthiest region in 2017, with China expected to have 2.1 million millionaires by 2018
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—Michael Hünseler, head of credit portfolio management at Assenagon in Munich, on why the CDX IG will underperform Europe.
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China has recovered from the June liquidity crunch, yet macroeconomic factors could exacerbate the country’s monetary problems. This may lead the central bank to cut the reserve requirement ratio in six months’ time.
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Vincent Wong has been appointed head of Greater China debt capital markets at ANZ in a newly created role, following his departure from RBS.
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A Chinese central bank official tells Emerging Markets the world’s second-largest economy will not slow down sharply
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The sell-off in emerging market assets has attracted global investors but some are still worried about economic and fiscal risks
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A Mercer study shows Singapore’s pensions system’s sustainability ranking higher than that of Canada
