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Asian sovereigns won't retreat from the debt markets yet
William Hess
18 December 2009
Many Asia-Pacific governments face the difficult task of controlling inflation and asset price appreciation at a time when economic support measures and borrowing needs remain ...
View Point
Dubai impact not feeding through to Asia
Edward Russell
3 December 2009
Asia appears relatively immune from Dubai’s debt problems, while Dubai World says less than half the amount of debt initially believed to be affected is included under the ...
View Point
Could Dubai trigger another global crisis?
Edward Russell
30 November 2009
The Dubai government’s request for a standstill on Dubai World debt could be the beginning of a sovereign default.
Co-published
Financial crisis could be positive for securitisation in Asia
Fabienne Michaux
27 November 2009
The availability of cheaper and easier financing alternatives and the diverse market environment are impeding the growth of securitisation markets in the region, but there are ...
Co-published
New Asean ratings scale guides investors in a shifting economy
Suzanne Smith
29 October 2009
As the global downturn shows signs of bottoming out, Standard & Poor’s regional credit ratings scale for Asean could prove useful as a benchmark to differentiate among issuers ...
Co-published
Stable outlook for Hong Kong's roller-coaster property market
Christopher Lee
25 September 2009
Recovery is partly due to "hot" money inflows, but limited supply will keep the commercial sector on track, while demand for residential housing will be supported by low ...
View Point
Rapid loan growth puts Chinese banks at risk
Qiang Liao , Ryan Tsang
23 July 2009
Aggressive loan growth could significantly stretch the banks' newly developed risk management systems, and the quality of new loans is expected to be inferior to the quality of ...
FX
The role of the dollar called into question
Standard & Poor's
24 April 2009
Following suggestions by China's central bank governor for a new world reserve currency, S&P takes a look at why the dollar is so dominant in the first place and what are the ...
View Point
Thai riots weaken outlook
Nick Ferguson
15 April 2009
Standard & Poor's lowers its local currency rating for Thailand after anti-government protests turn violent.
View Point
Prospects and pitfalls of an Asian recovery in 2009
Dr Subir Gokarn
26 February 2009
Despite recent negative news, a recovery in the Asia-Pacific region is possible in the second half of 2009, but any further shocks will be difficult to counter.
Debt
Long-term
sukuk
outlook promising after weak 2008
Mohamed Damak , Ritesh Maheshwari
23 January 2009
The value of sukuk issuance dropped by more than 56% in 2008 and S&P doesn't expect the market to revive before the second half of 2009. However, several structural factors ...
View Point
How today's turmoil will shape tomorrow's markets
Standard & Poor's
18 December 2008
Intra-regional integration cushions Asia-Pacific economies from the global turmoil, while falling inflation rates open the way for monetary stimulus.
Debt
Long-term ratings trend turns south
Terry Chan
4 December 2008
The bias has shifted towards ratings downgrades in Asia and the three defaults so far this year are likely to be followed by more, according to Standard & Poor's.
View Point
US home prices: How low can they go?
David Wyss
23 September 2008
Prices continue to plunge, but the US housing market doesn't appear to be turning around just yet, writes Standard & Poor's chief economist.
View Point
Is food the new oil?
Standard & Poor's
10 July 2008
Standard & Poor's says ongoing high food costs will significantly increase the susceptibility of some countries to negative ratings movements.
View Point
Asia is resilient amid global turbulence
Standard & Poor's
30 April 2008
Conflicting hypotheses of Asia's decoupling versus a severe negative impact on the region from a US slowdown will be put to the test over the next few quarters, argues Standard ...
View Point
Ratings agencies defend their actions
Lara Wozniak
15 October 2007
A top executive from Moody's says investors were warned in 2006 about the increased risk in certain kinds of credit transactions.
People Moves
S&P creates new regional ratings title
Yi Tin Chak
18 September 2007
The internal promotion of Yu-Tsung Chang aims to put more focus on the agency's credit ratings business in Asia.
View Point
S&P says Asia will weather storm
Rosie Slater
27 August 2007
The ratings agency says Asian economies will withstand the current liquidity squeeze, but the corporate sector is now more vulnerable to capital outflows.
View Point
Asian equities to remain volatile, say strategists
Yi Tin Chak
13 August 2007
Equity markets will witness further selling, but the consensus among experts is that the long-term prospects of Asia’s equity markets remain positive.
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