Good MornING Asia - 12 October 2018

Further falls on stocks overnight, and it would seem odd for them to rally as we head into the weekend, but this still doesn't feel like the "Big one". Meantime, Singapore's central bank tightens policy slightly. And India's CPI data comes as the first test of the RBI's policy inaction a week ago

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Opinion

By Robert Carnell

Not quite there yet

Further falls on stocks overnight, and it would seem odd for them to rally as we head into the weekend, but this still doesn't feel like the "Big…

ASEAN Morning Bytes

General market tone: risk-off Risk aversion continued to be the theme with traders increasingly worried about the still elevated levels for bond yields…

Asia week ahead: Spotlight on China and Korea

China’s 3Q GDP and the Korean central bank policy meeting are the key highlights of next week. While growth slowdown in China is pretty much priced…

India

India: First test of RBI’s latest policy inaction

September inflation data today comes as the first test of the RBI's decision a week ago to leave monetary policy on hold. Besides the central…

Malaysia

Malaysia: Manufacturing points to slower GDP growth

Apart from slowing exports and manufacturing, a tighter fiscal policy stance will be a potential headwind to GDP growth. We maintain our view that the…