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11 October 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 11 October 2018

So after yesterday's big market correction, what can we expect now? Treasury yields may hold some important clues

Good MornING Asia - 11 October 2018

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After the fall, what now?
Opinion
Opinion

After the fall, what now?


So after yesterday's big market correction, what can we expect now? Treasury yields may hold some important clues.

ASEAN Morning Bytes

ASEAN Morning Bytes


General market tone: slight risk-off Risk assets took a tumble on Wednesday with tech shares leading the sell-off amid intensified worries about rising…


What can we expect from Singapore's central bank?
Singapore

What can we expect from Singapore's central bank?


There are many good reasons why a meeting of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Friday 12 October will likely deliver no additional steepening…


Philippines: Deficit surges to $26bn this year
Philippines

Philippines: Deficit surges to $26bn this year


Imports keep up the pace while exports underperform, yielding yet another substantial trade gap to keep the current account in the red


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