Asian research: Worth the paper it’s printed on?

It's not just Asia's leaders that are in a state of denial. So too are the legions of economists and research analysts working at investment banks and brokerages across Asia. You might have expected some would have called the crisis that has crippled the region in the past six months. But whether because of political sensitivities or the sheer lack of talent in their ranks, Asian researchers failed to spot the impending crash. Steven Irvine reports.

When the world started to melt

What will go wrong next?

Asian banks: Now comes the real crisis

Peregrine’s still flying

Hedge funds: You can run but you can’t hide

Country Risk December 1997: It could be worse

Global Economic Projections: Overall Rankings Asia’s current economic woes have come as no surprise to Marc Faber. One of Asia’s most famous bears, he has been forecasting doom for quite some time. Paul Krugman, an MIT professor of economics, is another who has long argued that the region has overstretched itself.

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