India, the world's fastest growing major economy, is witnessing significant injections of capital as the country opens up to foreign direct investment like never before with a reformist government investing heavily in infrastructure.
At the start of the year, broad-based fears that an emergency step devaluation of the renminbi was needed to prevent China's economy undergoing a 'hard-landing' were weighing heavily on the country's stockmarket.
Japan's domestic economy still seems to be stumbling along. From one quarter to the next, Japan data watchers have been rewarded with revisions down (FY2016 GDP revised to 0.9%, down from 1.7%) as well as revisions up (Q2 GDP revised up to 0.7% quarter-on-quarter,...
Japanese companies are in a good position to deliver attractive returns to their shareholders in the years ahead, writes Reiko Mito, portfolio manager at GAM.
Five years of downgrades
New business opportunities created by structural changes in Japanese society are providing higher growth potential for companies and more options, writes SuMi Trust's Katsunori Kitakura.
Investment activity is lower
Richard Dunbar, investment director at Aberdeen Asset Management, analyses if the latest stimulus measures by the Japanese authorities could herald a second 'new dawn' for the country's economy, or are simply another lost effort
Concerns Japan won't escape "economic doldrums"