Asian markets mixed ahead of key bank meetings Asian markets were mixed in cautious trade on Wednesday as dealers awaited key policy meetings at the central banks of the United States and Japan this week. Read Full Article Read more   Japan stocks open lower, with techs, energy among weak spots; Nikkei Average down 0.8% Japan stocks open lower, with techs, energy among weak spots; Nikkei Average down 0.8% Read Full Article Read more   Japan Futures Signal Nikkei Rebound Amid Earnings Outlook Japanese stock futures rose, signaling the Nikkei 225 Stock Average will rebound from the worst slide since November, amid speculation earnings will hold up and after billionaire investor Warren Buffett said American lenders are in “fine shape.” Read Full Article Read more   Three megabanks strengthening business in emerging economies Three megabanks —Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Mizuho Corporate Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. — are strengthening their operations in emerging economies. Behind the move is rapidly growing loans to overseas clients due to an increase in the number of large projects associated with infrastructure facility exports promoted by the Japanese government. Read Full Article Read more   What ADB has done and hasn’t done for Philippines By Satur C. Ocampo At Ground Level | The Philippine Star As the 45th Asian Development Bank governors’ annual meeting closes today at the PICC, it’s apt to look back and see how the regional bank, established in 1966 with permanent headquarters in the Philippines, has fulfilled — or failed to fulfill — its primary [...] Read Full Article Read more   Asia ends a week of critical data that signals possible move on policies Last week saw the release of important Asian data that should be taken in consideration, especially amid the global tension over Europe’s sovereign debt crisis that hindered many economies. ... Read Full Article Read more   Reality check on mining boom There is a creeping realisation that the commodities boom is becoming harder work, with project costs blowing out. Read Full Article Read more   South African Rand Holds Back EZA The rand, for now, is killing returns for U.S. Read Full Article Read more   Yanzhou Coal Two-Tranche Bond Weaker In Initial Trading Yanzhou Coal Mining Co.'s (600188.SH) new US$1 billion dollar bond is slightly weaker in initial trading after pricing at the wide end of guidance, amid subdued market conditions. Read Full Article Read more   THE WEEK AHEAD RBA meeting minutes headline busy week for data, economic indicators; European data to come into spotlight amid political turmoil. 11 May 2012 3:06 PM Read Full Article Read more

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