Economy
Headline CPI could ease slightly to 3.5% y/y
Headline CPI could ease slightly to 3.5% y/y
Meanwhile, imported price pressures could remain sticky.
Why Europe could finally be Hong Kong trade's silver lining
Just a possibility, but a good one nonetheless.
Fixed investment contracted 5.6% YoY
Partly reflecting the high base of comparison.
Real private consumption to slow to below 2.0% YoY in 2014
The consumer has also experienced overstimulation.
Hong Kong's 2014 and 2015 GDP forecasts revised down
Amid growth slowdown in 1H14.
Yen depreciation gradually slowing down inflation numbers
Its boosted impact on import prices.
'Make in India' campaign eyed to jumpstart manufacturing sector
Incentives for manufacturing-focused firms' hubs likely.
Eyes focused on Indonesia's fuel subsidy cut
Also on its interest rate trajectory impact.
India's Supreme Court cancels all coal block allocations
Smaller companies facing significant debt servicing challenges.
Asia GDP will expand by 5.4% in 2015 and 2016: Standard & Poor's
Solid growth ahead for APAC economies.
China's regulators issue new rule in bid to reduce sharp deposit fluctuations
SLFs can handle possible "money shortages".
Wages in Hong Kong soaring beyond historic levels
As bosses vie for the best professionals.
AEC and China key drivers in long-term ASEAN trade and investment
AEC a new phase for SEA economy.
SEA's growing powerhouse set to beat Japan's economy by 2025
It could exceed US$4tr by then.
APAC economy predicted to expand by 5.3% in 2014: Standard & Poor's
APAC economies on track for solid growth.
Buildings that can be revived drives sales in investment market
There was a HKD 515.0 million purchase.
Exports, imports in industrial property market edged up
Air-freight cargo data also grew.
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