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[Title] => East Asia's currency bond market up strongly in first half
[Summary] => Emerging East Asia’s local currency bond market grew by 18.8 percent in the year through June with $4.8 trillion in bonds outstanding amid strong foreign investment in the region, an Asian Development Bank report said Monday.
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[Title] => ADB upgrades RP growth outlook to 5% this year
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[Title] => ADB cuts RP growth forecast amid bright outlook for East Asia
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