Global Liquidity, Capital Inflows and House Prices in ASEAN Economies
The quantitative easing policy adopted by the advanced economies since 2009 has led to an abundance in global liquidity.
The quantitative easing policy adopted by the advanced economies since 2009 has led to an abundance in global liquidity.
In a live chat with editors and readers of the Reuters Global Markets Forum, AMRO Chief Economist Dr Hoe Ee Khor said Asian policy makers took the lessons of the AFC crisis to heart and implemented very painful reforms to strengthen the economic fundamentals and the macroeconomic framework.
Banks continue to play a dominant role in the financial sectors of ASEAN+3 economies, and banking supervisors are building capacity to meet the challenges as the banking sectors in ASEAN+3 economies become deeper and more integrated.
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.
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