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Asia Shows Signs of Weakness

Carlos Casanova, Chief Asia Economist, Coface

22-Nov-19 07:00

Asia Shows Signs of Weakness

Carlos Casanova, Chief Asia Economist at Coface, breaks down the latest macroeconomic data from Japan and South Korea and warns that the worst may not be over for these economies. We also look at the recent cut in the reserve requirement by the Bank of Indonesia while he says that loans growth will be muted at 8% for 2020, not surprising when the country's growth has also tapered.

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Khoo Hsu Chuang


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Categories:  Investments

Tags:  AsiaeconomyJapanSouth KoreaIndonesia





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