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7 May 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 7 May 2018

No matter how fast the US economy grows, or how low its unemployment rate falls, wages remain muted - it really is different this time

Good MornING Asia - 7 May 2018

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One step forwards, two steps back
Opinion
Opinion

One step forwards, two steps back


No matter how fast the US economy grows, or how low its unemployment rate falls, wages remain muted - it really is different this time

China foreign reserves to drop
FX
China

China foreign reserves to drop


We expect China's foreign reserves to drop in April. This is for the same reason that drove the rise in previous months-- the US dollar


Malaysia: Trade surplus hits six-year high
Malaysia

Malaysia: Trade surplus hits six-year high


Data supports expectations of strong and steady GDP growth, but nothing matters more for the markets than politics ahead of next week’s general…


Philippines: Likely tightening as inflation accelerates in April
Philippines

Philippines: Likely tightening as inflation accelerates in April


The central bank (BSP) is likely to hike policy rates at the 10 May meeting as April inflation rose to 4.5% from March’s 4.3% and February’s…


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Wages growthUSDCNYTrade WarsPhilippinesOutflowsMonetary PolicyMalaysiaInvestmentsInflationChinaBSP

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