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Daiwa sees more signs Japanese deflation is becoming a thing of the past.

The first cracks have appeared in the global view that the greenback can only go down from here. Europe and Japan are ready to stop the slide against their currencies.

A study into global growth finds major emerging economies will be larger than most of today’s juggernauts by 2050. Prepare for the changes and challenges.

According to JP Morgan Warren Buffett is looking at making his first equity investment in Japan. Is there a better way to benefit from a weakening US dollar?

The US dollar has to weaken further. Full stop. Key to this development will be policy decisions regarding the yuan and yen.

Experts seem to agree Asian markets may be best treated with caution in the short term, while longer term the growth story remains intact.

A rising trade surplus heeps more pressure on Chinese policymakers, with a soft landing looking less likely by the minute.

Quarterly growth figures in Japan are expected to come out weaker, but pressure on interest rates is not expected to subside.

Nobel laureate Robert Mundell doesn’t think a significant appreciation of the renminbi is the way to go.

The World Bank believes China is moving along just nicely. With a few more policy adjustments in place investors shouldn’t need to worry.