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Asia's Dynamic Economies Continue to Lead Global Growth
May 9, 2017--The Asia and Pacific region continues to deliver strong growth, in the face of widespread concerns about growing protectionism, a rapidly aging society, and slow productivity growth, according to the IMF's latest regional assessment.
The Regional Economic Outlook for Asia and the Pacific estimates growth for the region to increase this year to 5.5 percent from 5.3 percent in 2016. Growth will remain strong at 5.4 percent in 2018, as the region continues to be the leader of global growth.
view the IMF Regional Economic Outlook: Asia and Pacific Preparing for Choppy Seas
Source: IMF
China bond issuance collapses as Beijing squeezes liquidity
May 7, 2017--Efforts to combat 'chaos' in financial system takes toll on corporate fundraising
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Source: Wall Street Journal
China commodities prices drop as liquidity tightens
May 5, 2017--The price of iron ore in Dalian led a charge lower by China commodities on Thursday as short-term borrowing costs on the mainland continued to rise, the Financial Times reports.
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Source: chinaeconomicreview.com
Renminbi is merely pausing, not retreating, in its global growth
May 4, 2017--China's move to tighten controls has reduced international use of the currency
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Source: FT.com
Philippines Economic Update April 2017
May 4, 2017--STORY HIGHLIGHTS
The Philippine economy remained resilient to global headwinds in 2016.
The rapidly growing domestic economy has yielded substantial gains in employment and poverty reduction.
The Philippines' growth outlook remains positive but subject to downside risks.
Economic and policy developments
The Philippine economy remained resilient to global headwinds in 2016. While a slower-than-expected global recovery weakened net exports, surging domestic demand pushed the annual GDP growth rate to 6.8 percent, year-on-year. Investment drove economy-wide growth for the first time since 2013, as the government's expansionary fiscal-policy stance helped capital formation to expand by 20.8 percent year-on-year led by the construction sector. Consumption growth remained strong as accommodative monetary policies kept interest rates low, supporting a double-digit expansion in consumer lending.
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Source: World Bank
China's $11trn economy and markets are in a tug of war
May 2, 2017--China's run of solid economic indicators have proved little consolation for its shaky financial markets.
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Source: FIN24
China's short-term money market rate hits 2-year high
April 28, 2017--Clampdown on shadow banking practices pushes up borrowing costs.
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Source: FT.com
Getting China's 'Trusted Sons' Back into Shape
April 27, 2017--Reform of these enterprises has indeed been a lynchpin of China's economic transformation, as highlighted in a recent IMF publication, Modernizing China: Investing in Soft Infrastructure.
China needs to accelerate the pace of reforms to improve growth potential and contain risks associated with ballooning corporate debt. Preliminary evidence suggests that reforms could raise China's output by 3-9 percent over a decade.
view the IMF The People's Republic of China : 2016 Article IV Consultation Country report
Source: IMF
Asset managers rush to launch China onshore funds
April 24, 2017--Many international fund houses move to set up wholly foreign-owned enterprises.
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Source: FT.com
OECD-China: time to focus on financial risks and structural reform
March 21, 2017--As the Chinese economy matures to a slower but more sustainable growth path, policy efforts need to focus more on efficiency, stability and inclusiveness, according to a new OECD report
The latest OECD Economic Survey of China projects that the Chinese economy will remain the major driver of global growth for the foreseeable future, with per capita GDP on course to almost double by 2020 from 2010 levels. The Survey recommends continued efforts to rebalance the economy from investment to consumption and to address key risks including high corporate debt, excess industrial capacity and inflated housing prices.
view the OECD Economic Survey of China 2017
Source: OECD
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