Philippine Central Bank Is Still Behind The Curve, UBS's Schnider Says

The video discusses the economic impacts on various Asian currencies, focusing on Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. It highlights the effects of foreign direct investment (FDI), trade balances, and current account deficits on these economies. The Malaysian ringgit is seen as undervalued, while the Thai baht's strength is questioned due to a deteriorating trade balance. The Indonesian rupiah faces challenges from a trade deficit, and the Philippine peso is under pressure due to rapid economic growth and a current account deficit.

What are the implications of political change on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Malaysia?

How does the current account surplus affect the strength of a currency over time?

What factors contribute to the deterioration of the trade balance in Thailand?

Discuss the challenges faced by the Indonesian rupiah in the current economic environment.

What are the potential consequences of the Philippines transitioning from a current account surplus to a deficit?