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8 August 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 8 August 2018

The recent depreciation of the yuan hasn't seen massive capital outflows from China and surprisingly the country's foreign exchange reserves have increased to $3117.95 billion. Going forward, we expect reserves to remain relatively stable as the central bank steps in and the government expand FDI inflows

Good MornING Asia - 8 August 2018

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Despite yuan depreciation, China reserves continue to grow
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China

Despite yuan depreciation, China reserves continue to grow


The recent depreciation of the yuan hasn't seen massive capital outflows from China and surprisingly the country's foreign exchange reserves have…


Taiwan: Export outlook dims
FX
Taiwan

Taiwan: Export outlook dims


Taiwan exports slowed more than expected and import growth accelerated in July due to higher crude and metal prices. We are not particularly optimistic…


Philippines: Inflation soars further in July

Philippines: Inflation soars further in July


High July inflation of 5.7% raises the chances of a 50 basis point rate hike by the central bank this Thursday


Thailand: What to expect from the central bank
Thailand

Thailand: What to expect from the central bank


We continue to forecast no change to Thailand's central bank policy for the rest of this year. While recent market stability undermines our view of…


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