Prospects for East Asia in the second quarter
The economic outlook is gloomier and international friction may rise again after a lull
Updated: Mar 11, 2015
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- No turning back
- Five-year Plan
- Monetary loosening
- Price pressures
- Renminbi
- Greater China
- Cash and politics in Tokyo
- Arrow still on target
- Abe's defence reforms
- South Korea slows down
- Deflation?
- Welfare and tax
- North Korea assembles
- Personnel
- Economy
- Anniversary aggravation
- Asian pivot
- Russia's role
- Korean calm?
- China's troubled borders
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_350.jpg "Abe and Xi meet in Beijing (Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon)")
