Sunday, November 15, 2015

TAKE A LOOK-Asia GDP: Japan relapses into recession – blow to Abenomics – Reuters

Japan's economy slid back into recession in July-September as uncertainty over the overseas outlook hurt business investment, keeping policymakers under pressure to deploy new stimulus measures to support a fragile recovery.              To see stories on GDP data in Asia, double click in the brackets:          THIRD QUARTER 2015 > Japan relapses into recession, blow to Abenomics   > Malaysia Q3 growth is slowest in more than 2 yrs   > Indonesia growth pace inches up to 4.73 pct y/y    > Taiwan narrowly avoids recession in Q3             > South Korea growth hits 5-yr high in Q3            > China grows 6.9 pct in Q3, weakest since 2009      > Singapore narrowly avoid recession in Q3           > Vietnam Q3 growth picks up to 6.8 pct                       SECOND QUARTER 2015 > Japan Q2 GDP shrinks less than expected         > India growth lags forecasts, boosts rate calls  > Philippine Q2 growth rises, but China a risk    > Japan economy  shrinks in Q2 in blow to Abe      > Thai Q2 growth tops forecasts but still weak    > HK posts steady Q2 GDP, raises 2015 outlook     > Taiwan 2015 growth to be slowest in 6 years     > Malaysia Q2 GDP +4.9 pct y/y, above forecasts   > Indonesia Q2 grows 4.67 pc, slowest in 6 yrs    > Taiwan Q2 growth tumbles to 3-yr low            > S.Korea Q2 GDP growth worst in over 6 years     > China growth beats forecasts at 7 pct           > Singapore Q2 GDP contracts, stirs easing talk            FIRST QUARTER 2015 > Japan GDP hits annualised 3.9 pct growth in Q1  > Australia's economy outpaces forecasts, peers   > India pace tops China's, causing scepticism     > Philippine q/q growth slowest in 6 years        > Robust Singapore Q1 GDP points to steady policy  > Thailand surprises with quarterly growth        > Malaysia grows 5.6 pct in Q1                    > Hong Kong economy posts mild Q1 growth          > Indonesia Q1 growth weakest  since 2009          > China Q1 growth dips to 7 pct, a 6-year low     > Singapore Q1 GDP +1.1 pct q/q, tops f'cast                FOURTH QUARTER 2014 > Tourists boost NZ Q4 GDP; 2014 growth 3.5 pct   > Australia Q4 GDP up 0.5 pct q/q, 2.5 pct y/y    > Hong Kong says Q4 GDP grew 2.2 percent yr/yr    > Thai Q4 growth disappoints, 2014 pace 0.7 pct   > Japan bounces from recession but growth subdued  > Malaysia Q4 economy picks up speed, bumps ahead  > Indonesia's economy expands 5 pct in 2015       > Taiwan Q4 growth weak, 2014 still a 3-yr high   > Philippines posts stellar Q4 growth             > Vietnam's economy grows 5.98 pct in 2014        > S.Korea Q4 growth slows sharply, rate cut seen  > China Q4 grows 7.3 pct y/y, 2014 was 7.4 pct    > Singapore Q4 growth slows more than expected             THIRD QUARTER 2014 > Japan recession deeper than first reported      > Australia Q3 growth slows, stokes rate cut talk  > Philippine  Q3 growth slowest in over 5 years    > Singapore Q3 GDP growth beats forecasts         > Japan slips into surprise recession             > Thailand trims 2014 growth outlook              > Hong Kong Q3 growth surprises on upside         > Malaysia's growth slows to 5.6 pct in Q3        > Indonesia posts weakest growth in 5 years       > Taiwan Q3 GDP hits near 2-yr high on iPhones    > SKorea GDP bounces, but global woes raise risks  > China posts slowest growth since global crisis  > Vietnam Q3 growth quickens to 6.19 pct y/y                > Track Asian economic data live                       > For latest top breaking news across all markets           ---------------------------------------------------------------  TOP NEWS SUMMARIES ON OTHER SUBJECTS   Global economy        European Companies    Asian companies         U.S. Companies        Fixed Income            Forex                 Fund Management        Politics & General  Corporate Finance     FX News                Banking/Financials    ---------------------------------------------------------------  Access to some items may depend on subscription level.    ---------------------------------------------------------------              Compiled by Asia Treasury Desk +65 6870 3840   ---------------------------------------------------------------

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