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7 October 2019 

Good MornING Asia - 7 October 2019

China and the US resume talks on trade this week - there is some optimism, but this has often in the past been misplaced

Good MornING Asia - 7 October 2019

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Trade week
Opinion
Opinion

Trade week


China and the US resume talks on trade this week - there is some optimism, but this has often in the past been misplaced

India's central bank gets further ahead of the easing curve
India

India's central bank gets further ahead of the easing curve


The Reserve Bank of India cut its policy rate by another 25 basis points today. With the prevailing accommodative stance, one more rate cut looks more…


Is Malaysia’s electronics strength fading?
Malaysia

Is Malaysia’s electronics strength fading?


It will be difficult for Malaysia’s electronics sector, as well as the overall economy, to defy the global slowdown and this demands greater policy…


Philippine inflation slips to 0.9%
Philippines

Philippine inflation slips to 0.9%


Headline inflation dropped to 0.9% with benign inflation providing the BSP scope to cut policy rates further


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US FedTrade talksPhilippinesMonetary PolicyMalaysiaInflationIndiaGDPExternal tradeEmerging marketsBrexitBangko Sentral ng PilipinasASEAN

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Good MornING Asia - 7 October 2019 Trade week India's central bank gets further ahead of the easing curve Is Malaysia’s electronics strength fading? Philippine inflation slips to 0.9%

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