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Miguel Chanco helps to produce Pantheon's Asia service, having covered several parts of the region for nearly ten years. He was most recently the Lead Analyst for ASEAN at the Economist Intelligence Unit. Prior to that role, Miguel focused on India and frontier markets in South Asia for Capital Economics and BMI Research, Fitch Group.
Moorthy joined Pantheon in 2022 with several years' experience in independent macro research. He focuses on Emerging and North-East Asia.Prior to joining Pantheon, Moorthy worked at Oxford Economics in the Macro-forecasting team, where he covered economics in South and South-East Asia. Moorthy holds undergraduate degrees in Economics from the National University of Singapore and the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) and a master's degree from the LSE.
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the lack of inflation in Asia, PBOC policy and China's economy.
Freya Beamish, Chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the U.S.-China trade deal
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the outlook for China's economy as the World Bank cut its forecast for global growth. The World Bank's report included a downward revision for China to 5.9%, which would be the first sub-6% reading since 1990. Beamish speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses how policymakers are responding to the coronavirus crisis.
Freya Beamish, Chief Asia Economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the economic impact of coronavirus on China.
Chief Asia Economist Freya Beamish discussing the impact of the Coronavirus on the Chinese Economy
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, and Christian Schulz, economics team director at Citigroup, discuss President Donald Trump's trade tariffs and their impact on the Chinese and U.S. economies.
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, outlines her expectations from the impending Sino-U.S. trade talks.
Isabelle Mateos Y Lago, official institutions group deputy head at BlackRock, and Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discuss U.S.-China trade concerns and their impact on investing. They speak with Lisa Abramowicz on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Weekly economic research from the U.S., Eurozone, Latin America, U.K. and Asia
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the Chinese economy.
Freya Beamish, Chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discussing US-China Trade Talks with Philippa Thomas on BBC World
Freya Beamish, Chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses the Chinese government's ability to provide economic stimulus. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, discusses U.S.-China trade talks and the domestic state of the Chinese economy. She speaks with Francine Lacqua on Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, analyses the latest monetary policy moves from the Bank of Japan.
Freya Beamish, chief Asia economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, analyses the latest monetary policy moves from the Bank of Japan.
COE Prices to Turn Disinflationary Next Year After Record High 2023
Recovery in Malaysian Export Growth to Continue into Q4
Domestic Demand Keeps Malaysian Economic Activity Buoyant in Q3
BI's Unnecessary Defence of the Rupiah Probably Won't Last Long
In one line: Sturdy September exports fail to salvage Q3.
Net Trade Should Support Thai Q3GDP, but Trouble is Brewing
BSP's Off-Cycle Rate Hike a Rash Move; Expect No More This Quarter
In one line: The BNM keeps the OPR accommodative, eyeing other instruments to manage MYR weakness.
BNM Opts to Keep the Status Quo, Unperturbed by the Weak MYR
BSP's Stubborn Hawkishness to Be Tested Soon
Indonesia's Narrow Q3 GDP Miss Worse Than It Looks
October's CPI Making the BSP and BoT Look Foolish
The Philippine Government's Q3 Rescue Effort is Unsustainable
In one line: A broad-based moderation, as favourable base effects reverse partially.
Don't Pop the Champagne for a Likely Q3 GDP Bounce in Thailand
In one line: Slowing core inflation will make the next few months of headline stubbornness easier to swallow.
Watch Out for a Big Payback inIndia's Q3 GDP Report
In one line: Why we aren't panicking about the record deficit.
Don't Sound the Alarm for India's Record Trade Deficit in October
In one line: A sensible pause, after October's rash out-of-cycle hike.
In one line: Upstream core deflation is clearly bottoming out.
Singaporean Export Growth Likely to Improve Further by Year-End
Momentum Builds in Singaporean Non-Oil Domestic Export Growth
Vietnam's Q3 Not as Strong as it Looks, but the Trade U-Turn Is Real
Unconvinced Singaporean Manufacturing Is Out of the Woods
India's Tomato Troubles Support Those of Us in Team Transitory
In one line: Fuel and power deflation has turned a sharp corner.
In one line: A welcome deterioration in the trade balance, unlike in Indonesia.
No Quick Recovery on the Horizon for Singaporean Export Growth
Fear Not, Malaysia's Trade Figures Will Likely Improve from September
Technical Recession Will Test the BSP's "No Cuts" in Q4 Stance
Indonesia Still Nine Months Away from Positive Export Growth
The Utilisation of Covid-Era Savings in India is Well and Truly Over
Record High COE Prices Do Little toDent Car Demand in Singapore
What's Not to Like About Thailand's First Real Surplus Since March?
BoT Signals the End; We Maintain Our Q1 Rate-Cut Expectation
In one line: An unwelcome sharp consolidation of the deficit.
In one line: A decent start to Q3, but short-term trends remain abysmal.
In one line: Core industries are still flying high, but the upsurge in refined petroleum products looks overstretched.
ASEAN Manufacturing Set for a Difficult End to 2023
The Pitfalls of Still-Rosy Headlines for Indian Industry
Philippines' September CPI the Death Knell for Potential Q4 Cuts
The RBI is Underestimating the Durability of Disinflation, ex-Shocks
Ebbing Confidence Will Drag on Lacklustre Indonesian Retail Sales
Fundamental Reasons for Calm, Even If India's CPI Surprises Today
In one line: A quick return back to the RBI's target range, in the grand scheme of things.
Malaysian Retail Sales Growth Turns Boring...in a Good Way
Collapse in Imports Saves Thai Q3 GDP from Complete Disaster
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