Manu Bhaskaran

Geopolitics

The world economy this year: Not so scary after all

Policymakers in southeast Asia have done well in building the region’s resilience against the potential negatives.
Yes to caution, no to pessimism - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

Yes to caution, no to pessimism

The coming year may well be full of unexpected twists and turns. But with the right strategies, Singapore can still prosper.

SE Asian economies

Thailand: Will the Land of Smiles smile again?

There are some signs political factions are more prepared to set aside their differences
What does Xi Jinping's new China mean for Southeast Asia? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Geopolitics

What does Xi Jinping's new China mean for Southeast Asia?

We need to find niches of demand in China where China will still need value-added stuff produced in the region.

Global Economy

How vulnerable are Asian economies as more financial shocks erupt?

We are in for a tumultuous time in the global economy and in financial markets.

Singapore Budget

Singapore Budget 2022: A highly consequential budget

Judgements have to be made on revenues and the potential demands on spending in the midst of great uncertainty

Global Economy

Economic recovery could still surprise despite Omicron spike

"The eventual rebound in global activity will be much stronger than expected": Bhaskaran.
Could Thailand deliver an upside surprise in 2022? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Asean

Could Thailand deliver an upside surprise in 2022?

The economic revival this time is likely to be sustained, as it is underpinned by a variety of factors.
Can Southeast Asia's economy bounce back in spite of current weaknesses? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Asean

Can Southeast Asia's economy bounce back in spite of current weaknesses?

Is the Southeast Asia region going to perennially be the place where hope rises every now and then, only to be dashed?
Emerging Asian markets' fundamentals do not justify a de-rating - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Emerging Markets

Emerging Asian markets' fundamentals do not justify a de-rating

Here are four good reasons why emerging Asiais better-positioned today to deal with the likely turbulence in markets than in 2013.
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