SINGAPORE -- Interest rate trajectories in Southeast Asia are diverging after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut last month, with central banks of export-driven countries like Thailand and Malaysia expected to only start easing next year or even later.
Economy
ASEAN central banks diverge on rates as domestic factors come to fore
Indonesia and Philippines set to move quicker to support growth after U.S. cut
A vendor serves a customer at a traditional market in Jakarta. Bank Indonesia is among the region's central banks expected to cut interest rates relatively quickly following the U.S. Federal Reserve's downward move. © Reuters
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