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17 August, 2011
Purisima’s Philippine balancing act
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29 August, 2024
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29 August, 2024
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Singapore
Singapore tries to shore up disillusioned middle class before election
Financial Times, August 29 2024 Prime Minister Lawrence Wong grapples with cost of living pains in post-Lee future […]
18 August, 2024
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18 August, 2024
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Singapore PM warns of regional fallout from US-China tensions
Financial Times, August 18 2024 Lawrence Wong says ‘intensifying rivalry’ between Beijing and Washington is his nation’s biggest […]
31 May, 2023
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31 May, 2023
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Indonesia
Indonesia in the sweet spot
Euromoney, May 2023 Read the article here
17 April, 2023
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17 April, 2023
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Australia
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Is Australia’s boring banking model fit for rising rates?
Euromoney, April 2023 Read the article here
13 March, 2023
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13 March, 2023
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Japan
Japan’s banks watch inflation with rising concern
Euromoney, March 2023 Read the article at Euromoney here
16 November, 2022
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16 November, 2022
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Georgia
Multilaterals and Supranationals
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Russia
How Georgia turned a neighbour’s war to its economic advantage
Euromoney, November 16 2022 The country has one of the world’s best-performing economies with one of the few […]
16 February, 2021
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16 February, 2021
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Laos
How bond gridlock in Laos speaks to global problems
Euromoney, February 16 2021 Laos has twice postponed a bond that it badly needs to issue. A small […]
18 January, 2021
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18 January, 2021
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Iran
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Iran’s Banks Cautious as Biden Replaces Trump
Euromoney, January 18 2021 Donald Trump reversed a deal that would have brought Iran back into the international […]
21 September, 2020
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21 September, 2020
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Philippines
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Finance and the Philippines: Diokno wants an A after Covid
Asiamoney, September 21 2020 There’s a team made up of staff from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and the […]
17 September, 2020
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17 September, 2020
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Hong Kong
Charles Li: How Hong Kong is Logging Market Records in the Face of China and US Tension
Euromoney, September 17 2020 Everything points to intense pressure for Hong Kong’s markets: global pandemic, geopolitics, local unrest. […]
25 October, 2019
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25 October, 2019
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The Impact of Hong Kong Unrest on Finance: Not Fear but Inconvenience
Euromoney, October 25 2019 Life goes on, but with extra security, incongruous graffiti and smashed ATMs A finance […]
18 September, 2019
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18 September, 2019
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India
Why India is as Risky as it Ever Was
Euromoney, September 18 2019 Some uncomfortable conclusions arise from a close look at Euromoney’s country risk data for […]
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