This morning we released our September edition of the
quarterly Asia Bond Monitor (ABM). We are happy to provide you a link to the
full report, news release, highlights, and past issues of the report.
Emerging East Asia’s local currency bonds have performed
well so far in 2014 but an earlier-than-anticipated US rate hike, a slowing
property market in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), and higher risk
aversion and inflation due to Middle East tensions could undermine that, says
the latest quarterly Asia Bond Monitor from the Asian Development Bank.
Read the full report - http://asianbondsonline.adb.org/documents/abm_sep_2014.pdf?src=newsletter&id=uWidK3KdmgXVUWes9IgIcqKp1miwxx
Read the highlights - http://asianbondsonline.adb.org/documents/abm_sep_2014_highlights.pdf?src=newsletter&id=uWidK3KdmgXVUWes9IgIcqKp1miwxx
Read the news release - http://www.adb.org/news/asias-bonds-face-rising-risks-us-rates-mid-east-tensions-prc-property?src=newsletter&id=uWidK3KdmgXVUWes9IgIcqKp1miwxx
Read past issues - http://asianbondsonline.adb.org/regional/abm.php?src=newsletter&id=uWidK3KdmgXVUWes9IgIcqKp1miwxx
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