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Leading indicators head south, adding to concerns over health of developing economies
Manifesto promises will raise short-term deficit and megaprojects may be cancelled
Women more likely to study Stem subjects in countries with less gender equality
Consumers happy with their domestic-made cars while imports will remain expensive
Impact of populist policies on budget deficit likely to be limited
More than a fifth of investors say they may sell if Beijing imposes annual tax
Annual spending could fall by 1% of GDP as Brussels shifts focus to southern periphery
FTCR survey reveals environmentally aware and health-conscious population
FTCR survey finds surge in paying users amid legal battles over exclusive licence deals
Heavily indebted companies suffer sharp sell-off amid rising dollar and bond yields
Unaligned interests leave border development uncoordinated
FTCR data indicate growth slowed further in April but it is too soon to talk stimulus
FTCR China Real Estate Index shows robust activity but government squeeze will weigh
With security improving, peace could eventually boost GDP by 3%
FTCR China Export Index at 20-month low as Washington and Beijing tussle over trade
FTCR China Labour Index seasonally weak as construction drags and wage growth stalls
FTCR survey finds more online loan shops to close as rules tighten and defaults jump
FTCR Consumer Index still near multiyear high but caution is creeping in
Global trade patterns start to normalise with China potentially heading for deficit
April FTCR China Freight Index suggests economy slowing into second quarter
Indonesia’s first unicorn start-up plans to expand amid regional ride-hailing shake-up
Recent changes in flows make the strongest case for EM equities this year
Giant reserve cut signals shift in monetary management but not overall policy stance
Ruling bloc favourite to win but rural Malay support for the opposition could surge
Warning comes as IMF and IIF stand by forecasts of faster growth in 2018