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The Economic News is a site for business economists and think-tank members to broadcast their analyses on economies around the world, especially Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland, for open viewing. It is a channel to promote understanding of the global economy among institutions and the general public worldwide. ( Offered by Hong Kong Trade Development Council )
December 2007
- Hong Kong Dollar Interest Rates and the Exchange Rate - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Hong Kong's Export Outlook for 2008: Maintaining Competitiveness through Supply Chain Management - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
November 2007
- Orderly Outflow of Foreign Currency from the Mainland - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Banking Sector Review - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Brazil - A Rising Star in Latin America - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Rising Oil Costs Stress Price Controls - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Factors Affecting Inflation in Hong Kong - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Exchange Fund Results for the First Nine Months in 2007 - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Coupling between the Hong Kong and Mainland Stock Markets - New Trends and Problems - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Operations within the Convertibility Zone and at the Convertibility Undertakings - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Product Innovation - The Art of Creating Business Value from Science - IBM Institute for Business Value
- Winning in China's Mass Markets - New Business Models, New Operations for Profitable Growth - IBM Institute for Business Value
- Seizing Opportunities in China's Innovation Agenda - IBM Institute for Business Value
- Capture the New Market Frontiers - Unlocking the Untapped Mass Markets within China - IBM Institute for Business Value
October 2007
- Cambodia: A Small Market with Manufacturing Potential - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Bear Stearns, Citic Agree to $1B Deal - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Economic and Financial Outlook for the US and China - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Are Banks "Special"? - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Asian Politics, Perceptions and Reality - Standard Chartered Bank
- Foreign Firms Can't Ignore the Boom - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Lender of Last Resort - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China Investment Corp is Launched - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Securitisation and Its Impact on Financial Stability - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Analysis of Global Inflation Outlook - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- The Return of Negative Real Interest Rates - Bank of East Asia
- Can China Manage Its Inflation? - Hang Seng Bank
September 2007
- Mattel Bows to Beijing - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Financial Innovation - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The "Through Train" Scheme - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Survey on Jewellery Shoppers in Chinese Cities - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Surplus Surges, Foreign Firms On Edge - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Was Confucius the First Economist? - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: A Bumpy Boom Year, As Predicted - Standard Chartered Bank
- Carlyle Continues to Deal - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- US Sub-prime Mortgage Problem - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Cost Escalation and Trends for Export Price Increase - A look at the rising production costs in the PRD - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Evaluating the Effects of Interest Rate Cuts on the Surprime Crisis - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- China and the Subprime Scorpion - The Far Eastern Economic Review
August 2007
- The Importance of Local Expertise - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Development of Stored-value Card Payment Systems - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- US/EU Textile Safeguard Quotas: Impact and Prospects - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Hong Kong Opens to Chinese Investors - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Pilot Scheme for Mainland Individuals to Invest Directly in Hong Kong Securities - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Into a New World - Opportunities and Challenges in Doing Business with Emerging Markets - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Two Weeks, Two Recalls for Mattel - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- How Innovative Financial Products Affect Financial Stability - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- McDonald's Looks For an Image Boost - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Reducing Foreign-exchange Settlement Risk - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Inflation With Asian Characteristics - Standard Chartered Bank
- CEPA V -- Opportunities for Hong Kong - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Olympic Officials Penalize Four Firms - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Carry Trades and Other Risks to Monetary and Financial Stability - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Malaysia -- ASEAN's Premier Market - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Construction Boom in UAE and Saudi Arabia: Opportunities for Hong Kong - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Hong Kong's Economic Prospects amid the Subprime Crisis - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Solid Growth Defying Subprime Woes Mid-Year Economic Review for Mainland China and Hong Kong - Hang Seng Bank
July 2007
- Barclays Turns to Beijing for Financing - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Spotting Risks - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Is Product Safety the New Trade Barrier? - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The New Ten-dollar Polymer Note - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Chrysler Outsources Assembly to Chery - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Role of Hedge Funds (II) - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Easy Money, No Easy Solution - Standard Chartered Bank
- Bank of Communications Tackles Risk - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Role of Hedge Funds - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
June 2007
- Renminbi Bonds in Hong Kong - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Medium-Term Prospects for Hong Kong Exports: Treading Water in the Midst of Increased Regulatory Challenges - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Private Wealth Yields Private Banking - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Monetary and Financial Issues in Asia (II) - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Having Your Own Brands: Ways to Succeed - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Wal-Mart Cutbacks Bite into Suppliers - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Monetary and Financial Issues in Asia - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Rising Consumerism of Russia's Middle Class: Opportunities for Hong Kong - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Economic Twists and Turns Mark First Decade After Handover - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
May 2007
- The Treasury Markets Association - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Steel Tariffs Raised to Trim Trade Surplus - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Second Anniversary of the Three Refinements - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Software Piracy Declines for a Third Year - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Expansion of Offshore Wealth-management Services by Banks on the Mainland - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Asia and Globalisation's Next Crisis - Standard Chartered Bank
- Public Debate Shapes Draft Labor Law - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Linked Exchange Rate System - Quotes and Memories - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Starting Franchising Business in the Mainland - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- China's Licensing Market and Hong Kong's Role - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Survey:U.S. Firms: Undaunted by Tighter Rules - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Hong Kong's Monetary Affairs - 20 Years On - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Recounting the Development of Hong Kong's Financial Centre in the Past Decade - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- China's Unprecedented Monetary Challenge - Hang Seng Bank
April 2007
- GM Counts on Mainland to Drive Growth - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Expansion of QDII Schemes - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Danone's China Partnership Turns Sour - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Banking and Monetary History of Hong Kong - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Made in Asia: Where is the Country of Origin? - Standard Chartered Bank
- Piracy Case to Raise U.S. Trade Tensions - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Sub-prime Mortgages - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Wage Probe Highlights Discrete Rules - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- China as a Player in International Financial Markets - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Changing Role of China's Interest Rate Policy - Bank of East Asia
- Carry Trade and a New Form of Financial Turbulence - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Hong Kong as a Trading Hub: Entrepôt and Beyond - Hang Seng Bank
March 2007
- Intel Ready to Upgrade Dalian Factory - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Developing the Mainland's Commodity Futures Market (II): Hong Kong's Role - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Beijing Approves Foreign-Bank Expansion - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Developing the Mainland's Commodity Futures Market (I): The Fierce Tiger is Inferior to the Local Worm - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Foreign Firms Begin Heading Inland - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Flows of Hong Kong Dollars - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Property Prospects Promising - Standard Chartered Bank
- Meeting Needs Without a Budget Splurge - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Launching China Economic Issues - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Root Causes of Recent Global Markets Correction - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- New Tax Law Aims to Level the Field - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Now or Never for an Asian FTA - The Far Eastern Economic Review
- Sharing Arrangement Between the Exchange Fund and the Fiscal Reserves - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Deepening Banking Reform on the Mainland - Hang Seng Bank
February 2007
- Shenzhen--Hong Kong Technology Industry Cooperation - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- PBOC Hikes Deposit-Reserve Ratio - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Asia Focus : A New Silk Road in the Making - Standard Chartered Bank
- Further EU Enlargement: Bulgaria and Romania - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Risk Management in Financial Markets - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The RMB Appreciation and Its Impacts on Hong Kong - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Foreign Firms May Lose Tax Breaks - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Linking the Mainland's and Hong Kong's Financial Markets (II) - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
January 2007
- Linking the Mainland's and Hong Kong's Financial Markets - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Trade Surplus Expanded 74% Last Year - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Exchange Fund Results for 2006 - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- United Wins Bid for New China Route - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Asia Focus : A Good Year, For The Brave Heart - Standard Chartered Bank
- YEAR-END REVIEW : Banner Year for China as Market Sizzles - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Accumulation of Foreign Reserves - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Private Equity's New Asian Recipe - The Far Eastern Economic Review
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