The Business Times
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Enrico Tanuwidjaja

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With inflationary pressures less severe in South-east Asia than in developed economies such as the US and Europe, regional central banks have been able to tame price pressures with lower rate increases.
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South-east Asian economies no longer tethered to Fed’s decisions

While US rates are expected to remain high, structural strengths give regional central banks more leeway to cut rates based on their domestic situations

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