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  • Vietnam 2015 Vietnam’s first foreign currency bond deal marked the country’s emergence as a global economic power and highlighted the country’s transformation from a closed and shunned economy to a target for the world’s biggest investors.
  • The Indian banking system is being overhauled. Reserve Bank of India governor YV Reddy explains his policy
  • ASEAN+3 finance ministers to back Asian Currency Unit plan
  • Asian sovereign credits are a growing part of the global emerging market debt business. Will the trend last?
  • ADB’s new plan for monetary union will need fine-tuning if it’s to see the light of day
  • Political instability and corruption have done little to dampen investor enthusiasm for the Philippines
  • Indian prime minister says oil prices, interest rate hikes threaten outlook
  • But risks remain for some
  • Hamid Karzai's government voices defiance amid escalating strife in the country’s south
  • India’s economic revolution has yet to benefit the rural poor. In an exclusive interview with Emerging Markets, India’s prime minister Manmohan Singh addresses the challenges of bringing balance to a surging economy
  • The sharp rise in oil prices is posing tough problems for India. Energy minister Murli Deora tells Emerging Markets about his plan to deal with it
  • Global trade imbalances will rise sharply over the next decade. Despite political misgivings elsewhere, the real challenge is to accept the new status quo