central bank

Sensible regulation depends on knowing when a tool loses effectiveness and becomes counterproductive

Central banks should proceed with caution in combating inflation

China’s economy grew 0.4% in 2Q, the slowest pace since the pandemic started

We suspect the inflation rate in May could be even higher than in April.

MAS says it will discontinue the issuance of the note from Jan 1, 2021.

The growth was broad-based across traditional and alternative assets, according to the central bank.

Political risks and inflation could disrupt this prevailing rate stability going forward.

Covid-19 has hit everybody hard, but Asia may be well-placed to weather the storm.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues had a hard decision to make as the coronavirus epidemic worsened in February and March.

SINGAPORE (Oct 14): The relationship between monetary authorities and governments differs in important ways between the US and the eurozone. The US invariably falls into a traditional pattern whereby governing politicians, with an eye towards the electora