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Indonesia’s fiscal performance set to improve

From AllianceBernstein

Indonesia’s decision to scrap domestic fuel subsidies and use the savings for needy infrastructure projects marks a big step forward for the country’s fiscal health. It not only lessens the

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07 Aug 2015

Despite uncertainty and volatility, China’s reforms could trigger six world-shaking changes, says AB

From AllianceBernstein

One of the biggest risks facing investors concerned about weak growth and market volatility in China is that they could be underestimating the country’s upside potential, research by global asset

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28 Jul 2015

Asia: Too early to worry about El Niño as downside risks to growth persist

From AllianceBernstein

After a period of lower oil prices and disinflation concerns, Asian markets are shifting their focus to the risk of an El Niño–driven food price inflation. But an absence of

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21 Jul 2015

China eyes liquidity war as equities gyrate

From AllianceBernstein

Beijing’s swift and high-handed policy response to the Chinese stock market’s sharp correction has raised eyebrows. In our view, however, a greater issue is whether policymakers will abandon their reform

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14 Jul 2015

2Q:15 Divergence best tackled by ‘balanced bonds, active equities and defensive alternatives’

From AllianceBernstein

Investors will face a patchwork of risks and opportunities during the second quarter of 2015 as trends in macro developments, economic growth, asset class and industry performance continue to diverge

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27 Apr 2015

China: Balancing act continues after NPC

From AllianceBernstein

The annual National People’s Congress broke little news, but it offered some clues on economic policy direction in 2015. On the whole, we expect Beijing to continue supporting growth to

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24 Mar 2015

Asia: are financial imbalances still a constraint for monetary easing?

From AllianceBernstein

While some Asian central banks have embarked on a rate cut cycle, thanks to lower inflation resulting from falling oil prices, others remain cautious. The main concern among those hesitant

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05 Mar 2015

European investors may hold key to Asian bond market performance

From AllianceBernstein

The European Central Bank’s aggressive monetary easing may have a significant impact on Asian bond markets, given the large presence of European investors in the region. In particular, markets in

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09 Feb 2015

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