Posts Tagged ‘asian growth’
EU crisis won’t stop Asian growth
June 9th, 2010 | 
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Posted in Singapore Financial News | 
Tags: asian growth, correctio, crisis, downside, downside risk, economist, emerging markets, equity, eurozone, Generale, growth, Mr Denis, private banking, retracement, risk, Societe, societe generale, societe generale private banking, stock, stock markets, strategist, US, xavier, Xavier Denis | 
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Caution over equity valuations in Asia
AMID the general optimism over equities in Asia and the emerging markets, strategists at Barclays Wealth have sounded a note of caution over valuations in Asia. This runs counter to the consensus view that Asian growth is set to outstrip that of developed economies – a point that isn’t in dispute – and that market weakness is a buying opportunity.
Says Aaron Gurwitz, Barclays Wealth managing di… more
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Tags: Aaron Gurwitz, AMID, asia, asian growth, Barclays, buying, caution, consensus, consensus view, dispute, emerging markets, growth, market, market weakness, note, opportunity, optimism, point, strategists, valuations, view, weakness, Wealth |
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Opportunity knocks for Asian banks: Tony Tan
(SINGAPORE) The worst is over for Asia and there are unique opportunities ahead, says Tony Tan, deputy chairman of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC).
These include the chance for Asian banks and capital markets to step in to meet the massive capital demand needed to finance Asian growth, as their Western counterparts retreat. But, to quickly develop regional capital markets … more
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Tags: asia, asian banks, asian growth, capital, capital markets, chairman, chance, corporation, demand, deputy, deputy chairman, GIC, government, government of singapore, growth, Investment, investment corporation, regional capital, retreat, Singapore, Tony Tan, western counterparts |
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