HONG KONG (MarketWatch)
Shrinking fixed-asset investment in South Korea and
Taiwan may be important signs global economic woes are beginning to take their
toll on Asia, according to Nomura
The Japanese bank said Asian exports have
weakened but not collapsed as they did in 2008, while evidence of distress can
be seen more clearly in leading indicators for gross fixed capital formation
It
said imports of capital goods in May compared with a year earlier were down 8.7%
in South Korea and contracted 20.5% in Taiwan
The research firm also pointed to
what it said was an "ominous sign" in deteriorating South Korean machinery
orders, which fell 44.9% in April from a year earlier
"Continued global
economic uncertainty could have a bigger impact than exports on investment in
Asia," Nomura said
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