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... “Their usage has been minimal so far, but Hong Kong, Korea and Thailand have received quotas to buy mainland bonds,” said Cheung. ... View this article
... The analyst is also constructive on Thai government bonds as returning funds from Korea to Thailand are supporting loan bonds – the debt issued ... View this article
... Three hours were devoted to a panel of policy making titans - including central bank governors from Thailand and Malaysia, the deputy governor of ... View this article
As funding grows less attractive in Thailand, Korean banks are increasingly looking to take advantage of cheaper funding in the Japanese market. ... View this article
Bank economists are predicting that the Bank of Thailand (BoT) will begin hiking interest rates as early as the third quarter of this year. ... View this article
... For portfolios in the Southeast Asian economies of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines in Thailand the rise has been even more pronounced. ... View this article
... corporate local currency bonds in East Asia (China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam ... View this article
... debt is flowing. Thailand's interest rate is 3.0% and was cut by 25 basis points after the floods in 2011. The average amount ... View this article
... Sometimes all it takes is a bit of political instability (remember Thailand's redshirt protests) or reports of massive corruption (hats off to India in 2011 ... View this article
... 2011, Korea recorded a fiscal surplus of 1.5% to gross domestic product (GDP), while deficits in China, Indonesia and Thailand were manageable ... View this article
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