There's little doubt that Hong Kong and Singapore are facing tough times, but their banks are quietly confident they're tough enough to withstand the earnings pressure
HKMA to get new chief; PBoC rolls out draft rules for financial firms; HK business collective proposes four point resolution to end political impasse; RBI vows to enhance public engagement in new vision document
India’s central bank wants to stop long-term export advances being issued for struggling Indian firms to repay rupee loans. However, the guidelines appear riddled with holes.
Political brinkmanship in the US has already caused the dollar to wobble. While most believe the debt ceiling will be lifted, should this consistent dysfunction raise doubts over the long-term position of the US dollar as a reserve currency? CT asks the experts.
Oct 14, 2013
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