Economy
The Philippines would have to wait for investment grade
The Philippines would have to wait for investment grade
It will be some time before then, says analyst.
Check out India's 'roadmap for fiscal consolidation'
Fiscal deficit is now pegged to hit 5.3% of GDP.
Taiwan GDP under threat of measly growth
But at least the expected 0.7% growth is still better than last quarter's.
China industrial profits recover strong in September
7.8% yoy growth a positive sign.
Singapore most satisfied with government services: Survey
3 in 5 are happy but learn what they think the government should focus on.
Bank of Japan pressured to ease policy again
Economy is slowing faster than expected.
Singapore will need a whopping S$13b more to support ageing population by 2025: Study
Singapore to post the fastest growth in the number of senior citizens.
China rebound forecast to extend
Full-year growth target of 7.5% is also expected to be achieved.
Philippines October inflation pegged within 2.9-3.8% range
Thanks to moderating food prices and a strong peso.
Thailand must brace itself for looming price pressures
But the centrabl bank is not too concerned.
Indonesia inflation to bounce back to 4.7%
Blame it on fuel, electricity subsidies.
Korea's economy struggles in 0.2% economic growth
But GDP growth will pick up.
Japan unveils fresh fiscal stimulus
0.1% GDP stimulus "larger-than-expected," says BBVA.
Singapore, brace yourselves for total ban of live animal exports: PM Lee
PM Lee calls for new arrangements to prepare for this possibility.
Chart of the Day: List of least sexist countries in the world excludes Singapore
Here's where Singapore missed the mark.
Singapore economy will feel pressure for months to come: BBVA
Singapore will still be vulnerable as September's disappointing IP may well persist.
Philippine interest rates slashed to record low
25bps cut lowers rate to 3.50%.
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