The global performance of the property sector has been spectacular over the last ten years – but sadly not always good. The legacy of the crash is, however, not symmetrical, and there will certainly...
Last week, ASEAN central banks highlighted their pro-growth stance, with interest rate normalisation remaining on hold for the most part.
Better-than-expected US employment and manufacturing data for August stemmed fears of a double-dip recession and lifted Asian stocks last week.
There are still opportunities for investors to make decent returns by focusing on high yield assets or assets which don’t suffer from growth constraints.
India’s food inflation slowed for a second straight week as the government maintained restrictions on the export of farm products such as wheat to cool prices.
Russia opened its section of a crude oil pipeline from eastern Siberia to China, a major step in extending energy cooperation between the neighbours.
The Korean government announced over the weekend the relaxation of lending rules in the property market.
The Philippine economy expanded at its fastest pace in three years during the second quarter, fuelled by exports and consumer spending.


