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Good MornING Asia - 12 April 2019

12 April 2019

Reinforcing the ongoing shift in the Asian central bank policy toward greater accommodation, Singapore's central bank (MAS) decided to leave its monetary policy on hold today as GDP growth took a further dive to a 3-year low in the first quarter of 2019

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Asia Morning Bites

12 April 2019

ASEAN Morning Bytes

General market tone: Risk-on. Market players will likely come out of the woodwork to take on some risk following positive US data overnight.

12 April 2019

Asia week ahead: China and Korea in the limelight

China’s 1Q19 GDP and Korea’s central bank policy meeting are the highlights of next week. The fiscal stimulus has put the Chinese economy on…

11 April 2019

How will Indonesia's elections results impact the economy?

Growth in Indonesia has hovered about the 5% level since 2016 and going forward its trajectory will largely depend on who wins the elections next week.…

Malaysia

11 April 2019

Malaysia: Evidence mounts for economic slowdown

Malaysia's economic data for the first two months of 2019 underpins our forecast of a slowdown in GDP growth to 4.2% in the first quarter of the year.…

Philippines: Slowing growth manifests in trade figures

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11 April 2019

Philippines: Slowing growth manifests in trade figures

Exports in fourth month of contraction while import growth momentum slows too

Philippines Monetary Policy Manufacturing Malaysia Inflation Indonesia GDP growth GDP Exports Emerging markets Asia week ahead ASEAN

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