Inside: US policies and Asian bonds and equities; India’s digital economy; China in transition
This bumper issue of Asia Connect offering you more articles as well as richer content and insight to carry you through 2017 is now available. Inside, you will find:
Asia |
| · How a Trump administration could affect Asia’s bond and equity markets |
| · The digital economy is gaining traction in India
· Why Indonesia appears to be exuding positive vibes for 2017 |
China |
| · The five R’s in China’s outlook: risk mitigation, recovery, reflation, rotation, renminbi
· Four crucial questions for China in a transitional year and the impact on China A-shares |
| · How the Chinese bond market will fare in a period of both regulation and liberalisation
· Whether China’s banking system is stressed to the breaking point |
For professional and institutional investors only
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