Glenn B. Maguire

@GlennBMaguire

Glenn Maguire is ANZ Bank's South, Southeast Asia & Pacific Chief Economist based in Singapore. He has been covering the Asian economies for over two decades.

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  1. Ecosystems of innovation in Europe and the US. From rustbelts to the ‘smartest places on Earth’ via

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    From the IMF's new GFSR - when China is included in benchmark-indices...

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    's president signs Bill appointing Aung San Suu Kyi to new role as special adviser

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    ANZ bounced sharply in March, a positive sign for IP.

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    VNM still bucks regional trade recession but softness in agri is a growth risk

  6. , not surprisingly an influence, appearing on the list twice. Glad to also see "Essays on Persuasion"

  7. The region is in a "trade recession", still, intra-regional trade continue to be strong, the fragmented electronics sector key to this 3/3

  8. electronics exports should remain firm. Though the region is experiencing a trade recession, electronics exports holding up 2/3

  9. is in our sights today - February trade data. Though the surplus should narrow on lower LNG prices, keep an eye on exports 1/3

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    keeps door open for more easing. Meeting the precondition of lower ‘core’ inflation, however, won’t be easy.

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    delivered more than just a rate cut: a strong commitment to reducing the liquidity deficit to zero over time.

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    Fiscal slippage in 's 2016 Budget review will leave little fiscal policy space for the government to operate with.

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    Indonesia’s deposit cap is meant to reduce the cost of funds by lowering lending rates but may further tighten liquidity.

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    Public investment is already starting to 'crowd out' private investment in at an early stage of the capex recovery.

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    Indonesian growth has likely troughed, but the recovery will be shallow with consumption a key anchor.

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    11 stimulus packages have failed to gain traction and policy constraints are approaching in .

  17. For , we believe this will be the last cut in this cycle. The risk for central banks however is skewing to further easing

  18. - the meeting is the first of FY16/17 and the fiscal consolidation of the Feb 29 Budget should allow the RBI to ease by 25bps

  19. Two central banks meeting in the region today. and . The difference between the "A" and the "I" is likely to be a 25bp cut in India

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