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Thailand: SET weighs keeping revised rules

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will consider whether to retain revised regulations set to expire on Sept 30 to tame stock trading volatility, while preparing new measures to stabilise domestic stock market conditions. Thailand’s bourse saw financial volatility exceeding a threshold of 100% in March and April against the backdrop of panic sales arising […]

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Thailand: Phuket entry pilot stalled slightly

The government is confident that a new reopening plan for Phuket will conform with public opinion, while a local hotel association is calling for safe, pragmatic and strategic entry for foreign travellers. The draft reopening plan for foreigners, to be trialled as a pilot project in Phuket, drew backlash from the local community and prompted […]

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Lure of Malaysia’s high-yield bonds

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian government bonds, which are among the higher-yielding ones in the region, will continue to attract foreign interest in the medium term. This trend will also be backed by improving sentiment as economic activities continue to rebound, while global liquidity remains high, analysts say. A bond trader with a local brokerage pointed out […]

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Indonesian minister says economic policies must align better to tackle crisis

[JAKARTA] Indonesia must synchronise monetary and fiscal policies better to tackle economic pressures caused by the pandemic, although the government does not back a proposal for a monetary board to oversee the country’s central bank, a top minister told Reuters. Coordinating Minister of Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said the government was seeking to strengthen financial […]

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