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rder. This week brought apparent progress in managing that, though not settling it. In Beijing on October 23rd Mr Singh and China's prime minister, Li Kegiang (pictured), oversaw the signing of nine agreements on such issues as river-sharing and co-operation against terrorism. Most notable among these was

er to attend a Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka next month because of Tamil opposition in the south. Similarly, his government, despite promises to Bangladesh, will not present a bill to parliament on swapping a chunk of territory along a messy border with West Bengal for fear of a local backlash there.

ho -8.4% following Gree's (-16.5%) poor numbers, and TSE Mothers Index fell -8.2% as retail took profits in good size. China held up despite Premier Li Keqiang saying the government has limited loom for stimulus. BofA cut their China 2013 GDP growth forecast to +7.6% from +8.0% following a similar call from

nchmarks FT • China on track to overtake US in non-financial corporate debt FT • Apple builds relations beyond Foxconn FT • Walmart opts out of Bangladesh factory deal FT • JPMorgan investors take heat off Dimon FT • Obama hits out at 'inexcusable IRS actions FT • Why the world faces climate chaos

chains. As tariffs begin to make China look more expensive, many companies are considering cheaper places to make their products, Vietnam, Cambodia, Bangladesh and Ethiopia. Already, companies with significant American business like Steve Madden, the fashion designer, and Puma, the German sports have said th

w. Paradoxically, one source of change may be China itself, as it looks to win political favor in Southeast Asia. During an official visit this year, Li Kegiang, Chinaâe™s premier, pledged to build a new expressway from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville to supplement the Khmer- American Friendship Highway.", "type"