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Hong Kong, S’pore woo Islamic banking market

TAKING THE FAST LANE - Governments are driving public opinion to wean people from cars to public transport

IPO bids take lustre off Vietnam bourse

India's retail revolution speeds up

Korea leads on PPPs, S’pore in stop-start

business diary May 2008  
asia 2007 Asia’s inflation risk palpable, warns ADB
Food security – world faces a ‘perfect storm’
Sime Darby driving Sarawak’s Bakun hydro project
Low productivity, ageing the challenges for Japan
Investors moving into Vietnam travel, tourism

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SOUTH KOREAN CAR OUTPUT FALLS 3% IN APRIL
INDIA'S PRITISH NANDY INKS FILM DEAL WITH SONY
PHILIPPINES CALLS OFF RICE AUCTION
STANDCHART UPS STAKE IN ASIA COMMERCIAL BANK
CROSS-STRAIT OBU REMITTANCES EXCEED US$200 BLN
INDONESIA'S MEDCO TO SPEND $US150 MLN FOR WELL DRILLING
AUSTRALIA' LEAVES RATES ON HOLD AT 7.25 PCT
 
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business diary April/May 2008

INFLATION PRESSURES ASIA’S ECONOMIES

INFLATION IN VIETNAM reached a high of 19.4% in March, putting strains on both business and the social fabric. Inflation is biting in India, which fears a slowdown, and Korea which sees the spectre of 1997, too. We look at 10 Asian risks to watch in 2008.

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Storming through into 2008 – In our special ASIA2008 issue, we ask: What price sub-prime? The answer. No-one really knows.

The US sub-prime crisis leads our assessment of the outlook for Asian economies in 2008, also likely to be impacted by falling commodity prices, higher oil prices and fluctuating (in many cases, rising) currencies. Charles Dallara, Managing Director of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), private-sector equivalent to the IMF, provides valuable insight, together with a number of other leading economists and forecasters.

We look at the US-China relationship, where the US stands on freer world trade, the challenges for Asia in infrastructure needs, trends in foreign exchange deregulation and securitisation, and the inflation outlook. Also at the impact on foreign business of ongoing tax reforms in Asia.

ASIA2008 assesses challenge and opportunity in India, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Pakistan and Bangladesh.


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June 4-5, 2008
Transfer Pricing China, Shanghai - Increasing globalisation of business in China and the growing sophistication of Chinese tax authorities has created a minefield for unwary multinationals – and Chinese companies alike. Keynote speakers from China’s International Finance and Tax Association, China Customs, PepsiCo, Swiss Re, Lexmark, SABIC Innovative Plastics, Transfer Pricing Associates, NERA Economic Consulting, KPMG China, TPMC/Baker & McKenzie, Ernst & Young and Hwuason Law Firm will illustrate complex issues, rules and planning opportunities, addressing best practices and latest developments, such as the China Customs valuation and audit policy and Advance Pricing Agreement (APA) strategy. http://www.availcorp.com/english/events_list.php?eventsid=139&backurl=index.php

August 14-16
Hong Kong International Wine Expo, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. In the new Budget, Hong Kong has abolished import duties on wine in a bid to make Hong Kong a trade and distribution centre for quality wine in Asia. This inaugural event will feature leading wine producers, dealers and cellars from around the world in categories encompassing liquor and beverage products, wine production and logistics, and wine accessories. http://www.hkwineexpo.com/

June 23-27
Singapore International Water Week, Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre — More than 150 companies from 18 countries have booked all space at the Water Expo, with organisers increasing floor space by 30% to cope with demand. Water Expo will focus on innovations, products and services, as well as best practices, successful case studies and practical applications for water technologies. An H2O Biz Stage will highlight research projects already in commercialisation. World Cities Summit will run consecutively with Water Expo. http://www.siww.com.sg http://www.worldcities.com.sg

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