Blog

Pacific Money

The 21st century is commonly referred to as the 'Pacific Century.' For such a prediction to materialize, the economies of the Asia-Pacific must lead the globe. What challenges will the region face? What nations stand to benefit most? The Diplomat's economics and business blog, Pacific Money, will try to tackle these questions and more.

Page 80 of 161
Market Economy Status for China: The Views From Brussels and Beijing

Market Economy Status for China: The Views From Brussels and Beijing

By Insa Ewert and Jan Philipp Pöter
A closer look at the market economy debate between China and the EU.
A Weaker Yen Is Coming: Who Are The Winners and Losers?

A Weaker Yen Is Coming: Who Are The Winners and Losers?

By Anthony Fensom
The BOJ is determined to reverse the recent strengthening of Japan’s currency.

Brexit Is Not Asia’s Only Worry

Brexit Is Not Asia’s Only Worry

By Anthony Fensom
Warning lights are flashing, say some analysts.

Pakistan Became an MSCI Emerging Market in 2016 While China Didn't. Here's Why.

Pakistan Became an MSCI Emerging Market in 2016 While China Didn't. Here's Why.

By Sualiha Nazar
Despite continuing political challenges, investor perceptions of Pakistan are swiftly changing.

India's Monsoon Parliament Session Opens With High Hopes for a GST Triumph

India's Monsoon Parliament Session Opens With High Hopes for a GST Triumph

By Ankit Panda
India's much-awaited GST Bill will be back on the agenda as the 2016 Monsoon session of parliament opens.
Japan Election Results: It's the Economy, Abe

Japan Election Results: It's the Economy, Abe

By Mina Pollmann
After a big victory by the ruling coalition, all eyes turn toward the potential for economic reforms.

Global Economy: It’s All About The Money

Global Economy: It’s All About The Money

By Anthony Fensom
Employment is rising, but for many workers wages have stalled.
Far From a Slam Dunk: Eyeing the Risks of the TPP for Vietnam

Far From a Slam Dunk: Eyeing the Risks of the TPP for Vietnam

By Dylan Chambers
It is questionable if the Trans-Pacific Partnership will be beneficial for Vietnam.

India's Desperately Needed Banking Reforms in Doubt

India's Desperately Needed Banking Reforms in Doubt

By Isabel Stoker
The departure of India’s central bank governor casts doubts on the government’s willingness to implement new reforms.

How Will Brexit Impact Pakistan?

How Will Brexit Impact Pakistan?

By Usman Javed
Pakistan isn't immune from the effects of Brexit.

How Does Starbucks Succeed in China?

How Does Starbucks Succeed in China?

By Taylor Butch
A look at the coffee giant's rapid growth in the Chinese market.
What ASEAN Can Learn From Brexit

What ASEAN Can Learn From Brexit

By Michael H. Fuchs and Stefanie Merchant
There are lessons for the regional grouping as it advances the ASEAN Economic Community.

Page 80 of 161