Economy
Philippines' looming 3% inflation unlikely to persist in 2013
Philippines' looming 3% inflation unlikely to persist in 2013
That's because it is expected to edge up higher.
Taiwan's export growth pegged to hit 7.3%
Thanks to ballooning export orders.
Inflation not a problem for Thailand
Thanks to price controls that the authorities have put in place.
Industrial market gets the jitters from these threats
Only 387,500 sq ft of factory space were added.
Daily briefing: What the first industrial strike in almost 3 decades means
“Potentially serious vulnerabilities” have been cited.
India's services sector fails to boost industrial segment
Q3 GDP growth dipped to 5.3%.
Japan rolls out new $10.7b stimulus package
Stimulus aimed to counter possible Q4 recession.
Philippines' 7.1% economic growth is fastest in SEAsia
A pretty impressive record.
Korea's inflation pegged to ease to 1.8%
Thankfully, food prices have fallen.
These economic problems will nag Singapore in 2013
Not a very pretty picture.
Japan's industrial production forecast to contract
October would be the fourth consecutive month of decline.
Korea to benefit from China's recovery
Industrial production is forecast to rise.
Philippines 3Q GDP grows an impressive 7.1%
Data shows strong growth momentum, says BBVA.
Singapore must be financially vigilant: MAS
Risks are just around the corner.
Here's what Japan needs to cut deficit
Credible policies, that’s what.
Thailand to snub changing policy rate
It is pegged to stay at 2.75%.
Stubbornly high inflation likely to persist
Brace for higher COE premiums by early 2013.
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