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Hong Kong and Macau
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Hong Kong: Key Sectors
Hong Kong Property Market Moves Sideways: Is the Bubble Bursting or are Speculators Just Catching Their Breath?
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Markets : Commercial : Real Estate : Real Estate and Mortgage Finance : Residential :
Hong Kong: Domestic Demand
Hong Kong's 2011 Unemployment Falls to 3.4% As Employment Growth Picks Up
IMF Revises HK Growth Lower, Warns of Further Global Economic Deterioration
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Hong Kong: Economic Profile
Hong Kong's December CPI Remains Unchanged; 2011 Inflation Rises to 5.7%
IMF Revises HK Growth Lower, Warns of Further Global Economic Deterioration
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle :
Hong Kong: External Accounts
Hong Kong December Exports Exceed Consensus on Higher Chinese Demand
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : International Trade and Globalization : Trade and External Balance :
Macau: Economic Profile
Macau's Gaming Revenue Surges 42% in 2011 But Trends Lower
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Macroeconomy : Sectors and Industries :
Markets
Hong Kong: Monetary Policy
Could Hong Kong Drop the USD Peg for the RMB?
Pressure Back on the Hong Kong Dollar as QE2 Drives Inflows?
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Markets : Currencies :
Finance & Banking
Hong Kong: Finance and Banking
HK Banks Financially Well Positioned, but External Risks Remain
Internationalization of the RMB: China and Japan Directly Trade Currencies
China : Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking :
Geostrategic & Long Term Issues
Hong Kong: Politics
Hong Kong's Chief Executive Contenders Emerge as Social Tensions Bubble Up
Hong Kong : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Geostrategy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk :
APEC's Growing Profile
East Asia Summit Eclipsed by U.S.-China Rivalry and South China Sea
Free Trade Agreements Between Andean Countries and the Rest of the World
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Hong Kong Outlook Update: Hot Town, Summer in the City
Growth will remain strong in 2011 as rising housing prices and a tight labor market support private consumption. Still, much of this growth is linked to Hong Kong’s property bubble, which may be in danger of popping, most likely after 2012. Excessively loose monetary and fiscal policies will allow inflation to rise further in H2, with government subsidies limiting the impact on the headline CPI.
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Asia Outlook Update: Strong Growth, Stronger Inflation, Trailing Policy Responses
By Jun 21, 2011
Asia Weekly
Outlook Updates for Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines and Thailand
By Jun 16, 2011
Economic Research
Japan's Earthquake: Can the Growth Impact on EM Asia Be Discounted?
By Apr 12, 2011
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Private Demand an Unlikely Antidote for Export Ailments
By Aug 5, 2010
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Gradual Monetary Tightening to Continue Despite Signs of Slowdown
By Jul 22, 2010
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Challenges for DPJ, Rising Inflation and Slowing Industrial Activity
By Jul 15, 2010
Economic Research
With Limited Options, EM Asia Turns to Prudential Measures to Tame Inflows
By Jul 6, 2010
Economic Research
Asia Week Ahead: Central Banks Weigh Tightening With G3 on Hold and Global Growth Slowing
By Jul 1, 2010
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