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25 June 2019 

Good MornING Asia - 25 June 2019

Geopolitics and trade remain in the driving seat for global and Asian markets ahead of the G20 meeting

Good MornING Asia - 25 June 2019

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ASEAN Morning Bytes
Asia Morning Bites

ASEAN Morning Bytes


General market tone: Wait and watch. Investors will likely remain in holding pattern awaiting the G20 meeting for direction.


New Zealand: August rate cut in view
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New Zealand

New Zealand: August rate cut in view


After Assistant Governor Christian Hawkesby dashed hopes for a rate cut in a speech last month, expectations for a move at this week's central bank…


Francesco Pesole

Thailand: Why the central bank should ease policy this week

Thailand: Why the central bank should ease policy this week


We don’t mind being an outlier in the consensus view which solidly backs no policy change from the Bank of Thailand this week. We are convinced that…


Taiwan: Industrial production shrinks again
Taiwan

Taiwan: Industrial production shrinks again


Industrial production shrank again in May after a brief period of positive growth in April. A contraction is firmly in place, especially for LED panels,…


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