Asia Currencies Rise This Week as U.S. Recovery May Spur Exports
01/01/1900Asian currencies had a weekly gain, SEE MORE
led by Taiwan’s dollar, as upbeat U.S. economic data brightened
the outlook for regional exports and prompted investors to favor
riskier assets.Fuel price hike to hit struggling business
01/01/1900HCM CITY — Businesses already struggling to SEE MORE
survive in both domestic and international markets are going to be very
hard hit by the second rise in fuel prices in less than two months,
economists say.VOVNews: Trade deficit totals US$200 million
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face a trade deficit of US$200 million in the first four months of the
year, equal to 2.3 percent of the country’s total export value, the
General Statistics Office (GSO) reported.Asia Inflation Risk May Check Easing
01/01/1900Asian nations from South Korea to Singapore may refrain from monetary easing this week as rising SEE MORE
oil prices add to inflation risks, even as pressure mounts on Japan to add stimulus and China grapples with slowing expansion.GDP growth rate 5.7% this year, says Asian Development Bank
01/01/1900HA NOI — Viet Nam's economy is forecast to grow SEE MORE
by 5.7 per cent this year, before picking up to 6.2 per cent next year,
according to the Asian Development Outlook Update launched by the Asian
Development Bank (ADB) in Ha Noi yesterday.
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