Economy
Why MAS is likely to leave policy unchanged despite calls for easing
Why MAS is likely to leave policy unchanged despite calls for easing
Inflation seen to average 1.8% YoY.
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Its PMI recorded a second month of expansion at 50.3.
India inflation slumps in September
It fell sharply to 4.3% YoY.
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Inflation rises to 1.9% in September.
Unemployment and redundancies in services sector loom amid weak economy
It accounts for almost three-fourths of the workforce.
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The construction sector, thankfully, still posted growth at 2.5% YoY.
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Exports expands for the first time in 3Q since late 2014.
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3Q16 GDP growth braked sharply to 0.6% yoy.
MAS preserves Singapore's policy band as inflation remains low
It is to ensure medium-term price stability.
Singapore’s Q3 GDP sharply nosedives by 4.1%
Analysts are depressed as figures turned out worse than expected.
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Bank of Korea holds rate at record low of 1.25%
It also cuts GDP forecast for 2017 to 2.8%.
Strong fiscal support buoys China's economy
Morgan Stanley sees China economy growing by 6.7% in 2016.
Why MAS is widely expected to keep policy unchanged
21 out of 23 economists surveyed by Bloomberg believe so.
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