Feb 13-17: EM reads

13/02/2012 |

Our selection of emerging markets-focused commentary on markets, economics and international policy, updated throughout the week.

Innovation in government: Indonesia and Colombia - McKinsey Quarterly

India’s ‘bumble bee’ defies gravity - FT

The Sri Lankan Rupee’s Perilous Descent + Israeli Interests Under Fire - Risk Watchdog
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Romney: How I'll Respond to China's Rising Power - WSJ

Concern over Indonesia equities slowdown - FT

Does it Matter Who Runs the World Bank? - Center For Global Development

China’s economic rebalancing is already underway - VoxEu

Swiss Embassy says black money estimates lack evidence - AsiaNews Network

The Aging of Asia - Asia Sentinel

Estimating trade elasticities: Demand composition and the trade collapse of 2008–09 - VoxEu

‘Power’less in India - EconoMonitor

China Data, Part 2: Slowing Growth - EconoMonitor

Brazil's BTG Pactual talking to banks for possible IPO - Dow Jones

Sukuk issuance surpasses pre-crisis levels - Financial News

Western banks losing battle for Beijing - Financial News

The syndicated loan market in 2011: A game of two halves - EBRD blog

Zimbabwe: Economists Dispute 9,4 Percent Growth Rate - All Africa

China's Search for Soft Power - Asia Sentinel

A Loss of Trust in China’s Property Sector - WSJ

Trade Data: Is China Losing Its Steam? - Econ Matters

India awaiting the latest WPI print - Sober Look

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In Focus:

  1. Overhyping the Chinese RRR cut

  2. Curing the Chinese local debt hangover, part 1

  3. IMF: Crisis could slash China growth to 4%

  4. China PMI: glass half full or half empty? You decide

Although some European banks are scaling back their lending in Asia, others are stepping in, and the region will cope

Gerard Lyons, Chief Economist & Group Head of Global Research, Standard Chartered