Southeast Asian Central Banks Signaled Strong Policy Action

06 February 2020

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The U.S. Senate Voted to Acquit President Donald Trump on Charges He Abuced His Power and Obstructed Congress, Ending a Historic, Bitterly Partisan Fight and Leaving the final judgment on his actions up to voters in November. Trump Became The Third U.S. President to Escape Removal from Office After Being imeing by the house in December. Utah Senator Mitt Romney was the only Republican on wednesday to break with his party and find trump guilty of seeking a political favorite from the ukrainiian government. He voted to clear the president of the obstruction charge. (Bloomberg) Southeast Asian Central Banks Signaled Strong Policy Action Wednesday to Counter a hit to their economies from the new coronavirus. The Bank of Thailand Cut its benchmark interest rate to a record-download 1%. Singapore PolicyMakers Indicated there was room for Further Easing in the Currency, Sending the Local Dollar to its Weakest Level in Four Months. The Philippines underscored its going to ease policy, with Governor Benjamin Diokno Saying in an interview that was better to cut Rates Sooner Rather than Later to Curb The Virus Impact. (Bloomberg) Source: Danareksa Securities Debt Research Photo by Florian Wehde On Unsplash