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Foreign Exchange
4 May, 2010
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Emerging Markets, May 2010 Indonesia’s finance ministry believes the country’s galvanized local bond market will protect it from […]
10 February, 2010
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IFR Asia, Feb 2010 Asia’s economic outlook is a story of cautious optimism. All the signs are good, […]
1 February, 2010
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Asiamoney, February 2010 The year is 2030 and the renminbi is one of the world’s major reserve currencies. […]
21 December, 2009
Asia Risk, December 2009 A few years ago, Thailand was not popular with foreign derivatives bankers. As the […]
1 November, 2009
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Asia Risk, November 2009 The backlash against foreign banks and their derivative contracts has reached Indonesia. Four foreign […]
14 October, 2009
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Emerging Markets, World Bank editions, October 2010 Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz, the governor of Bank Negara Malaysia, is […]
1 October, 2009
Euromoney, October 2009 What’s peace worth – in basis points? Sri Lanka will provide something of an answer […]
4 May, 2009
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Emerging Markets, Asian Development Bank annual meeting editions, Bali, May 2009 Author’s note: this is the article as […]
5 May, 2008
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Emerging Markets, ADB editions, Madrid, May 2008 The US slowdown and global credit crunch are putting to the […]
1 May, 2008
Author’s note: the following articles were sponsored by the municipality of Tianjin and are not independent journalism. They […]
1 April, 2008
Euromoney, April 2008 Chris Condon remembers former prime minister Paul Keating kicking off Australia’s compulsory retirement savings regime […]
1 April, 2008
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Institutional Investor, April 2008 Ten years ago, Hong Kong’s days were numbered. Or that was the theory. Newly […]