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9 November 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 9 November 2018

The US Fed remains on course to a ‘gradual tightening’, thanks to sustained strong economic growth and falling unemployment rate. The economic risks remain roughly balanced.

Good MornING Asia - 9 November 2018

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ASEAN Morning Bytes
United States

ASEAN Morning Bytes


General market tone: Wait and watch The US Fed remains on course to a ‘gradual tightening’, thanks to sustained strong economic growth and…


Asia week ahead: Relief for Asia’s busiest central banks

Asia week ahead: Relief for Asia’s busiest central banks


Recent currency gains have taken the pressure off Asian central banks to tighten, while growth has started to taper off and inflation remains subdued in…


China data reflects pessimism about trade talks
China

China data reflects pessimism about trade talks


Strong export data in October shows that Chinese exporters are worried that US tariffs will increase in January 2019. We expect this front-loading…


Philippines: GDP prints at 6.1% as consumption slows
Philippines

Philippines: GDP prints at 6.1% as consumption slows


Downgrade of GDP and BSP policy forecast


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