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High hopes set on ASEAN to mitigate global rice price rise
High hopes set on ASEAN to mitigate global rice price rise
Learn how Singapore and ASEAN peers can help.
Inflation to ease further in 2H12
The 4% inflation in July is expected to ease further due to lower accommodation and housing costs.
This is what's in store for Korea after hitting 12-year low inflation
Low inflation coupled with weak exports would justify a policy rate cut.
Thailand inflation to edge up to 2.6%
This is despite new policies on food and behaved oil prices.
Philippine inflation to hit 3.5%
This will be the highest reading in seven months.
Malaysia export growth to dip to 4%
Nasty economic conditions in the Eurozone, US and China will drag exports performance down.
3 reasons behind India's widening trade deficit
A deficit of over 2% og GDP is highly expected.
Taiwan August inflation to edge up above 2%
The country must brace itself for blows of price hikes in vegetables and fruits post-typhoon.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's corporate sector continued expansion
A recent survey by SingStat revealed that total assets held by the corporate sector reached $4,821 billion as at end 2010.
Korea industrial production sluggish at 0.3%
This worse performance is compared to the 1.6% production in June.
Japan industrial output dropped 1.2%
Blame it on exports demand from China and Europe falling sharply.
India GDP growth edged up to a measly 5.5%
But analysts still call for a 50 bps cut in interest rates before this year ends.
Singapore teetering again towards recession: OCBC
Technical recession worries return with a vengeance after July's disappointing industrial output.
Chart of the Day: Why market fears of a credit crunch did not materialise
Here's how local banks in Asia have plugged financing gaps that Euro exit created.
Philippine GDP edged up 5.9%
Albeit at a slower rate than analysts' revised and forecasted rise.
Korea inflation to stand pat at 1.5%
Good thing is that surge in global grain prices will not be reflected soon.
Thailand exports growth slips 4.5%
Consequentially, Bank of Thailand lowered its GDP growth forecast to 5.5-6%.