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China to expect uninterrupted but more balanced growth in 2010
As regulators in China endeavour to control bank lending, 2010 will be a year of balanced growth for China, says J.P. Morgan's Jing Ulrich.
2 March 2010
Macro & Markets
Short-term outlook for China property market is positive
The China property market should continue to grow in 2010 although both buyers and developers will be more cautious, according to CCB International.
17 February 2010
Macro & Markets
Nomura forecasts a year of rebalancing for Asia
Nomura is bullish on Asia and expects that regional domestic demand will overtake exports to become the main driver of growth in 2010.
28 January 2010
View Point
Grameen Foundation CEO Alex Counts talks about microfinance
Alex Counts, CEO of Grameen Foundation, explains why microfinance is necessary and what still needs to be done.
25 January 2010
Private Banking
Upward market momentum to continue in 2010
Equities and commodities will yield returns in 2010 on the back of a global market recovery driven partly by emerging markets, predicts Credit Suisse.
12 January 2010
Macro & Markets
Morgan Stanley predicts moderate inflation in China in 2010
To expect high inflation based on the strong growth of monetary aggregates would be a mistake, the US investment bank says.
11 January 2010
Structured Products
Warrant and CBBC volumes recover after slump
Appetite for warrants and callable bull/bear contracts in Hong Kong improved over the course of 2009, a trend HSBC expects will continue in 2010.
6 January 2010
Macro & Markets
Indian stock market in bubble territory in 2010
The Indian stock market is expected to continue its rally in 2010 on the back of strong GDP growth, high inflation and loose US monetary policy, raising the possibility of a ...
4 January 2010
Macro & Markets
SG predicts challenging 2010 for policymakers and China
It is critical for policymakers to withdraw fiscal and monetary stimulus at the appropriate time, says Societe Generale, adding that the coming year could see China record a ...
14 December 2009
Macro & Markets
China viewed as challenging for renewables companies
The renewable energy sector in China is yielding opportunities, but complex regulations and policies mean benefits will be gradual, say participants at a Macquarie infrastructur...
9 December 2009
View Point
China viewed most difficult country for distressed debt investors
China is the most difficult country for creditors when it comes to exercising their rights over security, as current laws don't provide the protection they need, a recent ...
7 December 2009
Business Moves
Daiwa says 2010 is a year for hiring
Daiwa Securities Group’s deputy president Takashi Hibino talks about the firm’s expansion plans in Asia.
30 November 2009
Business Moves
HSBC emphasises importance of Asia
Asia accounted for two-thirds of HSBC's global profits in the first six months of this year, and executive director Peter Wong is upbeat about the bank's future plans for the ...
20 November 2009
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