Why Southeast Asia’s boom Is a bubble-driven illusion
Why Southeast Asia's boom is a bubble-driven illusion (23 Jan) Since the Global Financial Crisis, Southeast Asia has been one of the world’s few bright spots for economic growth and investment returns. With its relatively young population of 600 million and its growing middle class, Southeast Asia has been the scene...
The $23 trillion credit bubble in China
The $23 trillion credit bubble in China is starting to collapse – global financial crisis next? (20 Jan) - Did you know that financial institutions all over the world are warning that we could see a "mega default" on a very prominent high-yield investment product in China on January 31st? We are being told that this could...
US Fed may have saved Singapore
A worker assembles a God of Fortune statue Sunday as part of Chinese New Year decorations along the skyline of Singapore. (14 Jan) - SINGAPORE (MarketWatch) - The Fed may have saved Singapore. Or at least postponed the apocalypse. It’s been no secret Singapore property prices have climbed dramatically recently, jumping almost...
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