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Insights and Analysis
In-depth and broad analysis of major developments in Asia's economic activity, policy, equity, property and currency markets and what they mean for our clients.
Emerging supply in the K...
The development activity in the Kau To area signals that it will become a major source of luxury home supply in the New Territories in the next couple of years.
Read MoreImpact of metal tariffs ...
With the possibility of further exclusions, the impact of the new metal tariffs by the US on the global steel market should be smaller than estimated.
Read MoreStability remains the ke...
A weekly snapshot of the Chinese property market – from sales volume to inventory levels – in the Tier-I to -III cities; as well as an overview of the share performance of sector players.
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Economics
Economics, Currencies & Rates Research...
April 20, 2018
DBS tracks developments in the economies, foreign exchange and fixed income markets of the Asia-11 (China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam...
Key Summary Points
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DBS Asian Insights
Capturing Growth Opportunities in Asia
June 06, 2014
Industry
Emerging supply in the Kau To area
March 09, 2018
The development activity in the Kau To area signals that it will become a major source of luxury home supply in the New Territories in the next couple of years.
Impact of metal tariffs smaller than expected?
March 09, 2018
With the possibility of further exclusions, the impact of the new metal tariffs by the US on the global steel market should be smaller than estimated.
Equity Strategies
Stocks gain despite geopolitical risks...
April 16, 2018
Global stock markets closed higher after a choppy trading week, with US-listed ETFs gaining inflows. For more, check out our Weekly Global ETF Commentary.
Key summary points
- Global stock markets ended up despite a difficult week; volatility averaged 17.41
- Commodities had a strong week; all were up, led by the oil sector
- US-listed ETFs posted US$13,161.72mn in net inflows
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India’s RBI Minutes strike a hawkish tone
April 20, 2018
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Weekly: China-US trade dynamic and “dark matter”
April 20, 2018
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India’s financing requirements back on radar
April 17, 2018
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Growth remains intact in China, but slowdown to resume
April 17, 2018
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Weekly - Shanghai Diary: Innovation as necessity
April 13, 2018
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Growth has firmed up
April 13, 2018
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India’s inflation marks a floor; production hums
April 13, 2018
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Evolving China, Evolving Asia
April 11, 2018
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Indian bonds to head into range trade
April 09, 2018