Malaysia’s Bonds: Factors Behind the Rally and Outlook
Malaysian government bonds have strengthened significantly in recent months.
Fiscal Consolidation and Enhanced Debt Management is Essential to Strengthen Lao PDR Macroeconomic Resilience
AMRO staff pays a visit to the Bank of Lao PDR during the Annual Consultation Visit to Lao PDR, which was held from February 24, 2020 to March 3, 2020.
Targeting vulnerable sectors to curb high and rising corporate debt in China
China’s non-financial corporate debt has reached record high.
Deleveraging Elevated Corporate Debt in China Should Focus on Vulnerable Sectors and Financial Institutions
Efforts to deleverage corporate debt in China should focus on reducing debt in several vulnerable sectors and financial institutions, says the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) in its research published today.
High Corporate Debt in China: Macro and Sectoral Risk Assessments
This study examines the risks on the high corporate debt in China at both the macro and sectoral levels.
AMRO Director Dr Junhong Chang’s Remarks at the Seminar on “Rising Corporate Debt in China: Macro and Sectoral Risk Assessments”
Joint-Seminar by the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO), Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management, National Institute for Fiscal Studies of Tsinghua University on “Rising Corporate Debt in China: Macro and Sectoral Risk Assessments”
Targeted and Concerted Efforts Needed to Address Risks From Rising Corporate Debt in China
In the short- and medium-term, a crisis originating from corporate indebtedness is unlikely to happen but concerted efforts are warranted to mitigate sectoral and financial stability risks, highlighted by distinguished panelists at a seminar held today in Beijing.
Non-Financial Corporate Bond Financing in Foreign Currency: Trends and Risks in ASEAN +3 Emerging Economies
Non-financial corporates (NFCs) in the ASEAN+3 region have benefited from greater bond issuances post the Global Financial Crisis but this also potentially exposes them to higher risks.