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Kopi time with Taimur Baig podcast E60
August 05, 2021
Sopnendu Mohanty on Singapore's burgeoning FinTech scene.
Mapping India’s Financial Conditions Index (FCI)
August 03, 2021
We construct an aggregate Financial Conditions Index (FCI) to arrive at an unified signal for the underlying financial conditions in the economy.
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- Economics
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Hong Kong: Speedy recovery
August 02, 2021
Hong Kong’s real GDP held up at 7.5% YoY in 2Q21 from 8.0% in the previous quarter.
India: RBI unlikely to rock the (policy) boat
July 30, 2021
RBI MPC is likely to draw confidence from the turnaround in recent data but express caution over a potential third Covid wave.
DBS Flash: The “Beijing Consensus” on investment
July 28, 2021
Beijing has been gradually steering away from the Washington consensus (free market emphasising on efficiency) in developing the country for the long haul.
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Featured Publications
Singapore Downstream F&B: Mass-market F&B set to sizzle
October 22, 2019
Our analysts took a deep dive exploring the F&B business environment in Singapore, and examined how businesses can thrive in this lucrative, yet ever changing landscape.
China Property Management: Catch the rising stars
October 09, 2019
Our analysts took a deep dive exploring China’s property management sector as interest in property investment continues to grow along with the country’s burgeoning economy.
Understanding Vietnam: A Rising Star
September 19, 2019
Vietnam has found itself in a sweet spot as the prime beneficiary of the US-China Trade War, so much so that its economy is set to be bigger than that of Singapore’s within a decade.