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Can ASEAN Currencies Hold Up as the Fed Raises Rates?

Can ASEAN Currencies Hold Up as the Fed Raises Rates?

By James Guild
Despite the aggressive monetary tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve, many regional currencies are holding up surprisingly well.

What the Federal Reserve’s Rate Hikes Mean for Southeast Asia

What the Federal Reserve’s Rate Hikes Mean for Southeast Asia

By James Guild
Despite some short-term pain, most of the region's economies should be in relatively sound position to ride out the Fed's monetary tightening.
India’s Economy After the Pandemic

India’s Economy After the Pandemic

By Ankit Panda
What lies ahead for the Indian economy?

Asia’s Central Banks Must Take Climate Change Seriously

Asia’s Central Banks Must Take Climate Change Seriously

By Ishka Yadav
Asian central banks must take climate risks seriously.

Is Asia Ready for Another Fed Shock?

Is Asia Ready for Another Fed Shock?

By Anthony Fensom
Will the threat of another interest rate hike U.S. again roil Asia's markets?

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Meet India's Next Central Bank Chief

Meet India's Next Central Bank Chief

By Ankit Panda
Urjit Patel, a deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, is set to succeed Raghuram Rajan.

Indian Bill to Overhaul Monetary Policymaking Passes Lower House

Indian Bill to Overhaul Monetary Policymaking Passes Lower House

By Ankit Panda
New proposed legislation could drastically overhaul Indian monetary policy-making.
Why George Soros Is Wrong About the Chinese Economy's 'Hard Landing'

Why George Soros Is Wrong About the Chinese Economy's 'Hard Landing'

By Dingding Chen
China’s economy is slowing down, but a hard landing is unlikely.

How the TPP Could Prevent Currency Manipulation

How the TPP Could Prevent Currency Manipulation

By Meg Lundsager
The Trans-Pacific Partnership has a range of provisions that could help fight currency manipulation.

After 'Black Monday,' Structural Reform in China?

After 'Black Monday,' Structural Reform in China?

By Ankit Panda
China's leaders haven't pursued structural reform to the extent necessary. After 'Black Monday,' they might have to.

PBOC's Move: Not a Currency War, But Not a Good Sign

PBOC's Move: Not a Currency War, But Not a Good Sign

By Ankit Panda
The People's Bank of China's decision to raise rates sends gloomy signal about the short-term future of China's economy.
South Korea Lowers Interest Rates, Increases Uncertainty

South Korea Lowers Interest Rates, Increases Uncertainty

By Yong Kwon
South Korea’s aggressive fiscal and monetary policies of the last few months have failed to cure its economic woes.

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