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23 March 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 23 March 2018

It was well flagged, but the $50bn tariffs on China are no less disturbing for all that

Good MornING Asia - 23 March 2018

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Trade crusade
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Opinion

Trade crusade


It was well flagged, but the $50bn tariffs on China are no less disturbing for all that

Asia week ahead: Manufacturing data crowds calendar

Asia week ahead: Manufacturing data crowds calendar


The global trade war threatens Asia’s export-driven growth, which so far has been on a firm footing and we expect next week's manufacturing data…


PBoC follows the Fed by 5 basis points, what's next
China

PBoC follows the Fed by 5 basis points, what's next


The PBoC raised the 7D open market rate by 5 basis points this morning. This has been expected. Would it extend it to other interest rate tools like last…


Taiwan central bank stays put at 1.375%
Taiwan

Taiwan central bank stays put at 1.375%


Taiwan has kept rates on hold for seven consecutive quarters but the economy now faces risk from trade protectionism as it sits between the supply chain…


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