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Asian Fixed Income update
Most fixed income markets in Asia sold off in May, following a spike in US Treasury yields, owing to concerns that the US Federal Reserve would reduce quantitative easing sooner than initially exp...
Most fixed income markets in Asia sold off in May, following a spike in US Treasury yields, owing to concerns that the US Federal Reserve would reduce quantitative easing sooner than initially exp...
China/Hong Kong update
The benchmark index fell in May but outperformed the broader region amid mixed economic data from the mainland. The International Monetary Fund’s downgrade of China’s economic growth forecast also...
The benchmark index fell in May but outperformed the broader region amid mixed economic data from the mainland. The International Monetary Fund’s downgrade of China’s economic growth forecast also...
Thailand monthly commentary
The Bank of Thailand (BoT) also cut its policy rate from 2.75% to 2.5% in response, given the benign in? ation backdrop. Although the rate cut, by itself, is unlikely to have a major impact on the...
The Bank of Thailand (BoT) also cut its policy rate from 2.75% to 2.5% in response, given the benign in? ation backdrop. Although the rate cut, by itself, is unlikely to have a major impact on the...
Global Emerging Markets update
Emerging stockmarkets fell in May amid renewed concerns over the pace of global growth and a possible scaling back of the US Federal Reserve’s asset purchases. Lower commodity prices also weighed ...
Emerging stockmarkets fell in May amid renewed concerns over the pace of global growth and a possible scaling back of the US Federal Reserve’s asset purchases. Lower commodity prices also weighed ...
Weekly Market Review - Nikko AM Asia
Weekly Market Review - Nikko AM Asia
Weekly Market Review - Nikko AM Asia
Asia Pacific update
Most Asian stockmarkets fell in US dollar terms in May because of fears that the US Federal Reserve may unwind quantitative easing sooner than expected. Initially, investors were hopeful that majo...
Most Asian stockmarkets fell in US dollar terms in May because of fears that the US Federal Reserve may unwind quantitative easing sooner than expected. Initially, investors were hopeful that majo...
Japan update monthly commentary
Japanese equities fell in May; the first time in eight months stocks have finished down. Indications the US Federal Reserve is poised to rein in its expansionary monetary policy made foreign inves...
Japanese equities fell in May; the first time in eight months stocks have finished down. Indications the US Federal Reserve is poised to rein in its expansionary monetary policy made foreign inves...
Singapore monthly commentary
While the domestic economy expanded in the first quarter, buoyed by growth in services and construction, recent data were lacklustre. Retail sales fell by more than expected in April, while non-oi...
While the domestic economy expanded in the first quarter, buoyed by growth in services and construction, recent data were lacklustre. Retail sales fell by more than expected in April, while non-oi...
Long-term structural trends good for ASEAN
In the near term, equities in the ASEAN region should remain volatile. The region's economic growth is decelerating due to a slump in exports and moderation in domestic demand. However, Gillian Kwek of Fidelity International holds a positive view about ASEAN countries over the long term.
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