Economy
Malaysia Q3 GDP outlook to be revised down
Malaysia Q3 GDP outlook to be revised down
Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Husni Hanadziah said that this is due to falling trade figure.
China troubled over US monetary stimulus
It is adding to the instability on global financial markets, Deputy Foreign Minister said.
Sept non-oil domestic exports slip 3.4%
Check out which to blame.
Vietnam exports eyed to outstrip US$109.5b target
The Ministry of Industry and Trade is confident as exports surged to a 3-quarter high.
China inflation drops to 1.9%
But the economy must brace for CPI inflation increase in the fourth quarter.
India inflation rockets to 7.81%
Blame this increase on the mid-September hike in administered fuel prices.
What to expect from tomorrow's export figure release
After a massive 10.6% drop in August NODX figure, what could be next?
China 3Q12 GDP growth forecast at 7.4% YoY
The expected figure is down from 7.6% in 2Q as growth momentum has been decelerating.
Asian companies growing more competitive and aggressive: E&Y report
Developed-market counterparts running scared at how Singapore firms, others in region are expanding.
Singapore economy to grow by up to 2.5% in 2012
The economy grew by a mere 1.3% in 3Q12.
Vietnam to go 'drastic'
Year-end inflation target is below 10%, says OCBC.
Thailand set for unchanged rate till end 2012
There is probably little that a rate cut could do to boost growth at this point, says OCBC.
Malaysia inflation forecast at 1.5% yoy for September
There is room for monetary loosening when necessary, says OCBC.
Check out the biggest driver of China inflation
Consumer prices rose 1.9% as fuel price hikes were enforced twice this month.
China exports shocks analysts with 9.9% rise
This surprising growth was a big leap compared to the 2.7% data in August.
Here's why monetary easing is not necessary despite weak economy
Q3 may be the weakest quarter of the year but a rebound is due Q4, says Nomura.
This is why India is finally on the right economic track
Industrial output growth inched higher to 2.7%, but guess what the new inflation is.