Laos’ Trade Dam Breaks
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The Mekong region received further frontier investor notice as Laos, with hydropower ties to neighbors China and Thailand and a ...
India’s Strange Store-Bought Appeal
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Indian equities maintained their Asia-beating pace despite the central bank’s decision not to lower the benchmark rate along with the ...
Myanmar’s Prickly Prize Pursuits
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As Nobel peace laureate Aung Sang Sui Kyi travelled to the US on a speaking tour at the same time ...
Japan’s Straying Standoff Routines
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Top Chinese officials and bankers boycotted the IMF’s annual event in Tokyo as Japanese automakers also felt the strain from ...
Japanese Banks’ Asia Apparitions
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A decade after pulling back on heavy regional crisis losses, major Japanese banks are back in force with double-digit expansion ...
Vietnam’s Pinched Wealth Promoters
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Vietnamese shares halved their 20 percent frontier index gain in the immediate wake of the arrest of a business tycoon ...
China’s Inward Investment Inversions
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Chinese stocks stayed lethargic after authorities blamed the European crisis for a 35 percent decline in FDI to $65 billion ...
Myanmar’s Lid Lifting Loops
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As Myanmar military chief turned President Thein Sein called for “lifting the lid” with the total removal of trade and ...
South Asia’s Dichotomy Drifts
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Pakistani and Sri Lankan bonds and stocks moved in opposite directions as the former was up double-digits on the MSCI ...
The CIS’ Sudden Scent Sensitivities
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Central Asia and the Caucuses’ bond burst with the addition of benchmark entrants the past year paused for overdue reflection ...