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Yang Jiechi Attends ASEAN Plus China, Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK) Foreign Ministers' Meeting |
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ADB warns on unwinding of carry trade |
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Asian Development Bank raises forecast for East Asian growth |
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Emerging Asia 2007 economic growth forecast raised to 8.1 pct from 7.6 pct - ADB |
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ASEAN, East Asia research body to be set up in November |
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ASEAN Ministerial Meeting to Focus on Charter, Regional Integration: Singapore FM |
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Power climate in Asia shifts to efficiency and energy savings |
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USA lures 55 per cent of $542b GCC surplus |
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East Asians have an eye for India |
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JETRO Moots Setting up of Research Institute |
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East Asian Countries Should Strengthen Cooperation To Prevent Financial Crisis |
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Asia marks crisis with confidence and ambition |
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Risks still lurk despite Asia's bounce from financial crisis: Asian Development Bank |
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Regional
cooperation helps Asia recover from financial crisis 10 years ago:
ADB symposium |
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Asian Financial Experts Advocate Regional Efforts to Avoid Future Crises |
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Singapore's Foreign Minister George Yeo said the upcoming ASEAN foreign ministers meeting in Manila will focus on Charter and regional integration. Click
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climate in Asia shifts to efficiency and energy savings Price waterhouse Coopers recently interviewed 119 senior power utility executives from 114 utility companies in 44 countries. In Asia, executives in Australia, China, India, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand and the Philippines participated in the survey. The results indicate that market liberalisation, increased regulation, and energy efficiency are the key issues going forward. Click
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lures 55 per cent of $542b GCC surplus The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has invested more than 55 per cent of its current account surplus of $542 billion accumulated through 2002-2006 in the United States, while Europe attracted 18 per cent or $100 billion of the oil-rich region's surplus fund, a report by Institute of International Finance (IIF) said. Click
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Asians have an eye for India The Indian travel and tourism industry is on a high. More than 24 lakh international tourists came to the country in first six months of 2007 compared to 21 lakh in the corresponding period last year. Foreign exchange earning from the sector rose 14% to $3,589 million from $3,037 million last year. The biggest growth in tourist arrivals has been from east Asia comprising China, Japan and Korea at 26.6%. Europe came next with a growth of 18% last year. Click
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The first meeting of the Nalanda Mentor Group, headed by Nobel laureate Amartya Sen to oversee the opening of an international university in Nalanda in Bihar, will be held in Singapore July 13-14. 'The Nalanda Mentor Group will discuss the proposal of support and help of Singapore, Japan and other countries and the syllabus of the proposed university at its first meeting. Click
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Asian
economic experts say regional integration is the best way to prevent
another financial crisis like the one that began 10 years ago. The
region has bounced back, but officials at the Asian Development
Bank are pushing governments to develop ways to avoid future economic
breakdowns. Douglas Bakshian reports from Manila. Click
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