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If China’s new strategy is to spur cross-border investment, capital market reforms are a must.

The run-up in commodity prices highlights the vulnerability of many industries to rising energy and raw material costs, says S&P who predicts prices could continue to rise for another five years.

Standard & Poor's takes a look at the current status of the US economy.

No further rate hikes are needed, says S&P chief economist, David Wyss.

S&P chief economist examines the issues facing the new Fed chairman.

China will grow and prosper by developing the institutions of a market economy while maintaining social harmony.

Can China learn from Japan''s banking experience? Yes, but it could learn even more about not giving in to US revaluation demands.

The big risk may be Thaksin himself, if he becomes too autocratic.

Reform inertia stems from a Marxist mindset.