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28 April 2020 

Good MornING Asia - 28 April 2020

Markets rise on another "whatever it takes" - this time from the Bank of Japan. But is there any room for more? 

Good MornING Asia - 28 April 2020

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BoJ's "whatever it takes"
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Opinion

BoJ's "whatever it takes"


Markets rise on another "whatever it takes" - this time from the Bank of Japan. But is there any room for more?

ASEAN Morning Bytes
Asia Morning Bites

ASEAN Morning Bytes


Hopeful trends emerge on the Covid-19 front but growth data later in the week should remind investors of the downturn ahead.


China: Industrial profits continued nosedive
China

China: Industrial profits continued nosedive


China’s industrial profits growth has kept falling sharply. External demand has shrunk and is having a feedback effect on China’s domestic…


Philippines: Lockdown extension all but knocks out chances for growth in 2Q
Philippines

Philippines: Lockdown extension all but knocks out chances for growth in 2Q


Covid-19 is kryptonite to the Philippine economy, with GDP expected to contract for the first time since 1998


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