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17 May 2019 

Good MornING Asia - 17 May 2019

Australia goes to the polls over the weekend, while an end to long-standing political uncertainty in India, Indonesia, and Thailand finally seems around the corner

Good MornING Asia - 17 May 2019

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Asia week ahead: Politics over economics

Asia week ahead: Politics over economics


Australia goes to the polls over the weekend, while an end to long-standing political uncertainty in India, Indonesia, and Thailand finally seems around…


Bank Indonesia keeps rates unchanged as expected
Indonesia

Bank Indonesia keeps rates unchanged as expected


Citing mounting global risks, Governor Perry Warjiyo keeps rates unchanged


Malaysia's economy outperforms in 1Q
Malaysia

Malaysia's economy outperforms in 1Q


With growth firmly sitting within the central bank’s 4.3-4.8% forecast range for 2019 there will be no need for more rate cuts this year. And the…


Philippine's central bank announces phased RRR redux
Philippines

Philippine's central bank announces phased RRR redux


The central bank will carry out a cumulative 200 bps cut to the RRR, 100 bps at the end of May, 50 by the end of June and another 50 by the end of July


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PoliticsMonetary PolicyMalaysiaInflationIndonesian rupiahGDPExternal paymentsEmerging marketsBank IndonesiaBangko Sentral ng PilipinasAsia week ahead

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Good MornING Asia - 17 May 2019 Asia week ahead: Politics over economics Bank Indonesia keeps rates unchanged as expected Malaysia's economy outperforms in 1Q Philippine's central bank announces phased RRR redux

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