Andy Xie: Why China and Japan Need an East Asia Bloc
[2009-11-10]
Withering exports and asset bubbles have forced Asians – especially China and Japan -- to work harder at free trade pacts.
Leaving Old, Toothless Tigers in the Dust
[2009-11-10]
Emerging markets are still the economies to watch now that the Asian Tigers have joined the boring, developed nations club.
A Crisis Policy Exit Plan in Two, Easy Steps
[2009-10-30]
Since a quick stimulus exit and credit clampdown appear unlikely, China's policymakers should consider backing off gradually.
Andy Xie: Central Banks, Arsonists and Playing with Fire
[2009-10-28]
Money supply growth has sparked an asset market boom that supports the economy, not the other way around. Don't get burned.
Currencies: A Front Line for Global Balance
[2009-10-26]
Fluctuating currency values can make or break foreign exchange traders. On a far wider scale, they affect global economic balance.
A Moment Too Soon After the Financial Crisis
[2009-10-23]
Examining the recovery paths of major industrial powers in the 1930s tells us that thoughts of reversion to normal policies -- whether monetary, exchange rate, fiscal or banking -- need to be delayed until global recovery to normal is nearly completed.
Andy Xie: For Economic Stimuli, a Revolving Exit Door
[2009-10-12]
Can interest rate adjustments, currency devaluation and zigzag policymaking help unwind economic stimuli? It depends.
Prestige, Pitfalls and Perils of a Reserve Currency
[2009-10-07]
A currency with global reserve status can benefit the issuing country. But disadvantages and market decisions cannot be ignored.
Plenty of Hot Air, But So Far No Bubble
[2009-09-29]
Despite market chatter and China's rise, necessary preconditions for an asset bubble in the emerging world haven't surfaced yet.
Why One Bubble Burst Deserves Another
[2009-09-28]
The financial crisis taught crucial lessons about the dangers of bubbles, loose regulation and debt. It's a pity we didn't learn.
How the Euro Rose and Rivaled the Dollar
[2009-09-22]
The success of the euro as a multinational currency did not come overnight. And nothing similar is likely to emerge in East Asia.
Andy Xie: What We Can Learn as Japan's Economy Sinks
[2009-09-16]
Japan hasn't sustained growth bounces for decades, nor will it under the DPJ government. Therein lie lessons for other economies.
Why the Yen Fell Flat as a Reserve Currency
[2009-09-07]
Japanese foreign reserves and banking clout could not offset volatility's negative impact on the yen's bid for reserve status.
The Sky Has Fallen, So What Comes Next?
[2009-08-24]
It was silly months ago to compare the global downturn to the 1930s depression. The recession has already turned the corner.
Andy Xie: New Bubble Threatens a V-Shaped Rebound
[2009-08-20]
A growing liquidity bubble that ignores structural facts is the basis for today's happy talk about a comeback for the global economy.
Macroreview: Crisis Tests Strength of China's Export Muscle
[2009-08-19]
China's exporters have suffered in the global downturn, but they've clung to import market share in major economies.
Building Blocks for Global Financial Centers
[2009-08-19]
Conditions must be met to qualify a currency for international reserves. The same holds true for an international financial center.
'Jobless' Recovery Invalidates Okun's Law
[2009-08-04]
Recession-related U.S. GDP and unemployment rates were somewhat predictable before the latest downturn changed the game.
Stimulus, Storytelling and Bouncing Bears
[2009-07-20]
So many factors are influencing stock market behavior this year that predictions, like the economy itself, are in a state of flux.
Fear the Dark Side of China's Lending Surge
[2009-06-19]
Banks loans designed to spark economic recovery have been channeled into asset speculation, doing more harm than good.
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