- A strategy to keep Asia humming.
Recent American business woes may have their roots in Asia. The whole world lives in one global economy. A "sneeze" by almost any economy can give a "cold" to others - including the U.S. economy. In contrast to the past, Wall Street today is not immune from overseas economic ills....
- US downturns hits Asian tigers
IMAGE ILLUSTRATION 1 IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 2 The main concern for international investors is to what degree the Asian tiger economies are likely to suffer as a consequence of the USA's economic slow-down. As it is, the medium term outlook is bleak with Asian currencies still slipping, industrial production declining, private ......
- Going deep in to the Pacific Rim.
How will this 11-country market develop? This detailed report seeks to answer that question Home to a majority of the world's population in its broadest regional interpretation, the location for a variety of countries both in terms of population density and economic phenomena - advanced, tiger, developing, third world - ......
- Asian economic integration and stock market
comovement.
Using daily returns from 1988 to 1998, we investigate to what degree twelve equity markets in Asia are integrated with Japan's equity market and examine the factors that affect the level of economic integration. We find that the equity markets of Australia, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Singapore ......
- MALAYSIA BILATERAL TRADE RELATIONS AND ECONOMICS GROWTH
HEADNOTE ABSTRACT This paper examines the structure and trends of Malaysian bilateral exports and imports and then investigates whether these bilateral exports and imports have caused Malaysian economic growth. Although the structure of Malaysia's trade has changed quite significantly over the last three decades, the direction of Malaysia's trade remains ......
- Sizing up Asia's sugar
markets.
A massive increase in refining capacity in the Arabian Gulf, volume production shortfalls in Thailand and increased blending of the ingredient with sweets and candies to enter the Japanese market, all characterize sugar resources for confectionery in Asia. Capitalizing on the trend are Brazilians and Australian raw sugar exporters, Singapore ......
- U.S. Autoparts Trade Deficit Widens By climbing to
$4.8 billion and reversing 104%.
The U.S. auto parts trade deficit surged by more than 104 percent in the first nine months of 1998 a two-year trend of declining deficits, according to a report published by The Autoparts Report. The report, which analyzes data compiled from U.S. Customs, found that U.S. imports soared to $39.7 ......