China’s Delayed Graduation Gradients
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Chinese stocks endured $7 billion in foreign fund outflows with the index still up 25 percent as MSCI decided not ...
Myanmar’s Capsized Investor Opening Optimism
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The Rohingya refugee crisis, sending thousands of poor persecuted Muslims in Myanmar by boat to neighboring Asian shores, reflects lingering ...
China’s Swirling Sediment Trails
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China stocks were up 35 percent on the MSCI index through April on record $275 billion in retail investor margin ...
Central Asia’s Ratcheted Ruble Zone Remorse
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Despite the ruble’s recent bounce with global oil prices, the Asian Development Bank joined other official lenders in downgrading the ...
ASEAN’s Wayward Community Comity
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With the ten-nation ASEAN Economic Community going into effect this year, an IMF working paper urged faster financial integration despite ...
India’s Compounded Common Man Muddle
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Indian shares’ positive momentum stalled as Prime Minister’s BJP was drubbed by the Common Man (AAP) party in Delhi’s city ...
Bangladesh’s Harried Hartel Hurdles
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Bangladesh shares, after leading the MSCI Frontier index in 2014 with a 40 percent spurt, tumbled in the first two ...
Currency Warriors’ Pacific Battleground March
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The Trans-Pacific trade negotiations between the US and a dozen Asian and Latin American countries entered their final stretch as ...
Malaysia’s Errant Swing Swagger
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Malaysian stocks slipped further after a soft 2014 as Prime Minster Najib’s popularity crumpled with an overseas golf outing during ...
China’s Marauding Margin Creep
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Chinese shares seesawed as regulators extended a crackdown on retail investor marginal loans beyond the biggest brokers after the amount ...