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The Japan Times

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Asian currencies can't fight the dollar on a rampage

Paul O'Neill, a U.S. Treasury secretary under George W. Bush, ran into controversy on his first overseas trip when he had the temerity to question the...

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BOJ finally ditches negative rates, but this is no liftoff

Japan’s decision to jettison negative interest rates is rich in symbolism. Deflation, which dogged the economy for a generation, has been...

21.03.2024 20

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Japan is back, China is over. The trouble with narratives.

Japan is back, China is over. Only a few years ago, such an assertion would have been dismissed out of hand. Beijing was on the road to economic...

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Singapore is bracing for a super-aging society

Never mind the legions of imported bankers, engineers, stevedores and nannies. Singapore's attraction for these pillars of a successful hub is well...

12.03.2024 20

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The latest indignity for China’s flawed recovery

China’s disappointing recovery appears to be suffering another indignity. Neighbors whose economic fortunes were supposed to be tied to the heft of...

19.01.2024 20

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The danger of talking down immigration Down Under

Pre-pandemic Australia looks like hallowed ground that the contemporary economy will struggle to surpass. For local officials who aspire to take a...

10.01.2024 20

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Globalization’s demise has been greatly exaggerated

Don’t shed too many tears for globalization. The steady flow of goods, services, capital and know-how across national boundaries hasn't come to a...

25.10.2023 20

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