Taper Tantrum 2.0: Beware the TUCKANS
...and Indonesia. This may reflect less demand for credit amid the crisis and will reduce growth prospects in the near…
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Climate Infrastructure Across Emerging Markets
...of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), and worked as a financial journalist for a number of publications in India,…
Philippine Peso To Top Asian Currencies In 2016: Bloomberg
...Indonesia, and China, “very few expect a strong showing against the US dollar for these currencies”. A 500 peso Philippine…
Malaysia’s 2017 Budget Is A Pre-Election One
...most likely to let their currencies weaken. Indonesia has bought a lot of FX reserves this year and is mostly…
Emerging Markets in 2017: Trends To Watch
...used in the production of exported goods and services – in the seven large emerging economies (i.e. the BRIC plus…
Emerging Markets Under President Trump
...country to introduce such a scheme. Indonesia has also successfully implemented a tax amnesty for overseas wealth. The fact that…
2017 Emerging Market Inflows At Post-2006 Peak
...Indonesia, Chile, Czech Republic and Colombia also became relatively more crowded while Qatar and Peru now appear less crowded. “According…
Emerging Markets, The G7 And Future Prosperity
...if they’re to optimize their growth trajectories. A Billion-Dollar Opportunity Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Vietnam, China and India collectively represent…
Can A Trade War Benefit Global Investors?
...toward countries like Vietnam and Indonesia. US products with political significance could also be targeted. The EU has already threatened…
Asia’s Tech Sector A New Magnet For Investors
...of Asia’s fastest-growing economies are proving to be the biggest winners of all as they leapfrog their way into the…
Fragile Frontier Markets Most Exposed to ‘Taper Tantrum Two’ Risk
...and for global financial conditions to remain supportive by historical standards. In 2013, there was material spillover to the so-called…
Global Economy Facing Three Key Risks
...already prompted tightening by central banks that may otherwise have kept policy unchanged, including in India, Indonesia, Turkey, and Argentina.…